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Title: Kahlua White Russian Cake
Categories: Cake Beverages
Yield: 10 Servings

3tbKahlua
2tbVodka
3ozWhite baking bar w/cocoa cho
2cSifted cake flour
3/4tsBaking soda
1/2tsBaking powder
1 1/4cSugar
1/2cButter
2tbShortening
3 Eggs
3/4cButtermilk
1/3cApricot jam
KAHLUA WHITE RUSSIAN CREME
2cWhipping cream
1/2cPowdered sugar
1/4cKahlua
2tbVodka

White baking bar w/cocoa shaved into curls (I use potatoe peeler for this) In med heavy saucepan combine Kahlua, vodka and 3 oz chopped white baking bar. Cook and stir over low heat till baking bar is melted, cool slightly. Grease and lightly flour three 8x1 1/2 round baking pans (I use my 9") In small bowl stir flour, baking soda, and baking powder, set aside . In large bowl combine sugar, butter and shortening, beat w/electric mixer on med spd till light and fluffy. Add eggs, ONE at a time, beating till combined. Beat in the cooled liqueur mixture. Alternately add flour mixture and buttermilk to egg mixture, beating on low to med spd after each addition till combined. Spread the batter evenly in pans. Bake at 350~F for 20-25 mins or till toothpick in center comes out clean. Cool the cake layers in the pans on wire racks for 10 mins. Remove from pans and cool completely on wire racks. To assemble, place one layer, bottom side up, on a serving plate. Spread layer w/about 3 TB of the jam and 1/3 C of the Kahlua White Russian Cream. Place a 2nd layer on top of first, bottom side up, spread w/remaining jam and 1/3 c of the cream. Top w/remaining cake layer, bottom side up. Swirl remaining cream onto the top and sides of cake. Decorate top (I do the sides too, looks soooo pretty!) w/baking bar curls. COVER AND CHILL FOR UP TO 24 HOURS!!! To serve, cut into wedges, dipping knife into water between slides. 12-16 servings. KAHLUA WHITE RUSSIAN CREAM In chilled med bowl combine Whipping cream, and sifted fpowdered sugar. Beat w/electric mixer on low speed until thickened. Gradually add kahlua and Vodka, beat on low speed until soft peaks form. DO NOT OVERBEAT.

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