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SACHER-TORTE

the Worlds most famoUs CaKe

By LADIES' CIRCLE DENMARK, from the LCI Recipe Book

The Original Sacher-Torte, is the consequence of several lucky twists of fate. The first was in 1832, when the Austrian State Chancellor, Prince Klemens Wenzel von Metternich, tasked his kitchen staff with concocting an extraordinary dessert to impress his special guests. As fortune had it, the chef had fallen ill that evening, leaving the apprentice chef, the then-16-year-old Franz Sacher, to perform this culinary magic trick. Metternich’s parting words to the talented teenager: “I hope you won’t disgrace me tonight.” (quoted from Sacher) and he didn´t.. we truly love it!

Preparation 15 min Cooking 30 min

INGREDIENTS

The Cake: 130 g dark couverture chocolate (min. 55% cocoa content) 1 vanilla Pod 150 g softened butter 100g icing sugar 100g castor sugar 6 eggs 140 g plain wheat flour 200 g apricot jam

The Glaze: 200 g castor sugar 125 ml water 130 g dark couverture chocolate (min. 55% cocoa content) in Addition: Unsweetend whipped cream to garnish DIRECTIONS Preheat oven to 170°C. Line the base of a springform with baking paper, grease the sides, and dust with a little flour. Melt 130 g couverture over boiling water. Let cool slightly. Slit vanilla pod lengthwise and scrape out seeds. Using a hand mixer with whisks, beat the softened butter with the icing sugar and vanilla seeds until bubbles appear. Separate the eggs. Whisk the egg yolks into the butter mixture one by one. Now gradually add melted couverture chocolate. Beat the egg whites with 100g of the castor sugar until stiff, then place on top of the butter and chocolate mixture. Sift the flour over the mixture, then fold in the flour and beaten egg whites. Transfer the mixture to the springform, smooth the top, and bake in the oven (middle rack) for 10–15 minutes, leaving the oven door a finger’s width ajar. Then close the oven and bake for approximately 50 minutes. (The cake is done when it yields slightly to the touch.) Remove the cake from the oven and loosen the sides of the springform. Carefully tip the cake onto a cake rack lined with baking paper and let cool for approximately 20 minutes. Then pull off the baking paper, turn the cake over, and leave on rack to cool completely. Cut the cake in half horizontally. Warm the jam and stir until smooth. Brush the top of both cake halves with the jam and place one on top of the other. Brush the sides with the jam as well. To make the glaze, put 200 g of castor sugar into a saucepan with 125 ml water and boil over high heat for approximately 5 minutes. Take the sugar syrup off the stove and leave to cool a little. Coarsely chop 150g of couverture, gradually adding it to the syrup, and stir until it forms a thick liquid. Pour all the lukewarm glaze liquid at once over the top of the cake and quickly spread using a palette knife. Leave the glaze to set for a few hours. Serve garnished with whipped cream, and Enjoy!

RTIWM 2022 THE BIGGEST RTI EVENT EVER?

THE RTIWM HOSTED by RT Denmark from 21 to 25 September 2022 in Copenhagen promises to be an event never to forget. This is the fi rst time that our second oldest Association gets to host the World Meeting. We will all enjoy the late summer and hygge in Copenhagen.

This event further promises to be the biggest RTI event in living history. Most pre-tours have almost been fully booked out, so act quickly if you still want to partake.

The organising team is spending countless hours to ensure a world-class event for all attending. If their 80th celebration was anything to go by, this would be one for the ages . Registrations are open!

Register here

DUAL THEME COINSLAST CHANGE TO GET SOME!

ROUND TABLE INTERNATIONAL and Ladies' Circle International has agreed to a joint theme for the year. The theme of StrongerTogether showcases our shared values and goals, while the unique designs of the theme show that we are still separate organisations.

To celebrate this joint theme, we have created a limited-edition coin with the different designs of the joint theme on each side. Stock is very limited, and these coins can only be obtained by attending an offi cial side-by-side meeting. Tablers can only receive the coin from a board member of LCI, and Circlers can only get this coin from a member of the RTI Board. This encourages all members to join our sister organisation events for an opportunity to own an extremely rare piece of International regalia.

HISTORY OF ROUND TABLE BOOK AVAILABLE

ROUND TABLE IS 95 YEARS OLD in 2022. Nicos Zevlaris from Cyprus has spent the last 10 years gathering information, editing this and creating a history book of Round Table. This book contains the complete history of Round Table and extracts of all current and previous member Associations.

This is an invaluable source of information for anyone interested in the history of our movement. Included is a record of important meetings, the period in WOCO and the various internal clubs in Round Table.

We happy to inform you that the “History of Round Table” book is ready and printed. The book is 672 colour pages, hard cover and consists of:

Section 1 – History of all Associations

Section 2 – History of Round Table International and International events

Section 3 – Others

So whoever (both Tablers and Associations) wants to receive their copy of the book in Denmark, please send me an email to:

rtibook@logos.cy.net

After that date the book will be available for you to buy either directly from Nicos or from the RTI shop, for €70.00 plus postages, which will vary between €20.00 and €30.00 depending on where you live.

ROUND TABLE ALBANIA | ROUND TABLE AUSTRALIA | ROUND TABLE AUSTRIA | ROUND TABLE BANGLADESH ROUND TABLE BELGIUM | ROUND TABLE BOTSWANA | ROUND TABLE BULGARIA | ROUND TABLE CAMEROON ROUND TABLE CANADA | ROUND TABLE CYPRUS | ROUND TABLE CZECH REPUBLIC | ROUND TABLE DENMARK | ROUND TABLE EASTERN AFRICA ROUND TABLE ESTONIA | ROUND TABLE FRANCE | ROUND TABLE GERMANY | ROUND TABLE GIBRALTAR ROUND TABLE GREAT BRITAIN & IRELAND | ROUND TABLE HONG KONG | ROUND TABLE HUNGARY | ROUND TABLE ICELAND | ROUND TABLE INDIA | ROUND TABLE ISRAËL | ROUND TABLE ITALY | ROUND TABLE LATVIA | ROUND TABLE LITHUANIA ROUND TABLE LUXEMBOURG | ROUND TABLE MADAGASCAR | ROUND TABLE MALAWI | ROUND TABLE MALAYSIA ROUND TABLE MALTA | ROUND TABLE MAURITIUS | ROUND TABLE MOLDOVA | ROUND TABLE MONACO ROUND TABLE MOROCCO | ROUND TABLE NEPAL | ROUND TABLE NEW ZEALAND | ROUND TABLE NIGERIA ROUND TABLE NORWAY | ROUND TABLE PHILIPPINES | ROUND TABLE PORTUGAL | ROUND TABLE ROMANIA ROUND TABLE RUSSIA | ROUND TABLE SAN MARINO | ROUND TABLE SENEGAL | ROUND TABLE SEYCHELLES ROUND TABLE SINGAPORE | ROUND TABLE SOUTHERN AFRICA | ROUND TABLE SRI LANKA | ROUND TABLE SUOMI FINLAND ROUND TABLE SURINAME | ROUND TABLE SWEDEN | ROUND TABLE SWITZERLAND | ROUND TABLE THE NETHERLANDS ROUND TABLE TRINIDAD & TOBAGO | ROUND TABLE TUNISIA | ROUND TABLE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA | ROUND TABLE ZAMBIA | ROUND TABLE ZIMBABWE

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