Ingredients
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Butter - Dough: 
120 grams
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Sugar - Dough: 
250 grams
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Honey - Dough: 
3 tablespoon
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Baking Soda - Dough: 
1 tablespoon
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Vinegar - Dough: 
1 tablespoon
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Egg - Dough: 
2
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Flour - Dough: 
600 grams
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Vanilla Pudding - P. Cream: 
1 package
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Milk - P. Cream: 
500 ml
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Water - Caramel: 
80 ml
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Sugar - Caramel: 
300 grams
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Butter - Caramel: 
60 grams
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Heavy Cream - Caramel: 
150 ml
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Butter - Cream: 
250 grams
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Homemade Caramel - Cream: 
All, what You made before
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Vanilla Pudding - Cream: 
All, what You made before
Directions
I’d prefer to start with the honey layers. If you have time you can bake these layers one day ahead.
I used to do this.
Honey layers:
The peculiarity to prepare this dough lies in the fact that we must melt part of its ingredients in a water-bath.
- In a heat-resistant bowl add the sugar together with the honey and the butter.
- Place in a water-bath and let it melt completely. Stir occasionally.
- Once it has melted, remove from the heat and set aside.
- Meanwhile mix together 1 tablespoon baking soda with 1 tablespoon of vinegar.
- Pour over the melted mixture. Mix in, then add the eggs.
- Add the flour.
- Once we have mixed everything together, make a round dough, and divide it into six equal pieces. (around 203 grams each one)
- Sprinkle lightly with flour your table, take one of the pieces of dough and shape a 20×32 cm rectangle. With the help of a roller pin, stretch the dough trying to give a nice rectangle shape. The dough is really fine.
- Place the rolled dough on a baking sheet, and bake each one 5 minutes on 180 ºC.
- When all the 6 layers are baked and cooled, place one on the other, and cut the edges.
- Place the edges and a handful of walnuts in the food processor and crush them.
- And you’re done. Time to chill a lil’ bit.
Cream:
Vanilla Puding Cream:
- Put in a pot 1 vanilla pudding with 500 ml milk, and bring it to boil.
- Stir continuously until it has thickened and it is bubbling.
- Set aside.
Caramel Sauce:
Before everything place the butter (250 grams) in a large bowl and leave it at room temperature.
- Combine sugar and water in a saucepan, bring to boil. Stir continually!
- Stir and just stir.
- When it starts to get a nice brown color gently add the butter. Stir stir and stir.
- Once completely melted, whisk in the heavy cream.
- From this point, stir until you get a smooth and shinny texture.
- All this take around 30-40 minutes. Be patient!
Alrighty!
Cream:
- Cream the butter which has come to room temperature.
- Then add the Pudding. Whisk in.
- Pour in the Caramel.
- The result is a fine cream.
- Delicious, isn’t it?
Let’s Assamble the Cake:
- Place your first honey layer.
- Put cream, more or less, and spread with the help of a long knife.
- Place another layer and press lightly. Repeat the same process as the previous time. Spread a layer of cream trying to divide it equally.
- Make this same step until all the six honey layers are covered with cream.
- Spread the cream with a spatula over the entire surface.
- Sprinkle the top with the walnut and honey crumbs, which is in the food processor. Do u remember?
- Put the cake in the fridge overnight.
- This step is very important because the layers must absorb the moisture from the cream and lose the crunchy texture.
- Yes yes!
You are super super cool! U did it!
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