Yule log cake recipe

Yule Log Cake is a tasty Christmas dessert, it consists of a chocolate cake rolled up with whipped filling, and topped with chocolate ganache

This recipe for Bûche de Noël (Yule Log Cake) features a light and delicious chocolate swiss roll cake filled with white chocolate, covered with ganache and adored with edible decorations.

Traditional Buche de Noel is a Christmas French log cake made of chocolate sponge cake, velvety whipped cream, and rich chocolate frosting.

As the holiday season approaches, one dessert that truly embodies the spirit of Christmas is the Bûche de Noël, also known as the Yule Log Cake. Originating in France, this festive treat is a rolled sponge cake that resembles a traditional Yule log, decorated with chocolate ganache and delightful accents like marzipan mushrooms or fresh holly. It's a staple on holiday dessert tables across the world, charming guests with its rich flavors and striking appearance.

Why This Recipe Works: The Yule Log Cake, or Bûche de Noël, is a traditional Christmas dessert that not only looks stunning but also tastes incredible. Made with a light sponge cake rolled with rich,

’Tis the season to give this festive cake a try!

A simple but delicious recipe to bake up instant Christmas family magic. Rich chocolate sponge, thick chocolate buttercream coating, smooth creamy centre and a delightful dusting of snow - how could anyone resist it? Follow Bakabee's easy steps to surprise and delight your family by creating your very own Yule Log. Personalise with seasonal decorations.

This Gingerbread Yule Log is made with a gingerbread sponge cake that is filled with a rum flavored cream cheese frosting. When decorated with rosemary, cranberries and even small pine cones, it makes the most beautiful holiday centerpiece.

Looking for a great holiday dessert? This beautiful Dark Chocolate Peppermint Roll is sure to be a show-stopper! Hello! It’s Amber from Dessert Now, Dinner Later! I am back with another fabulous recipe! I know Christmas is next week & you are in the thick of holiday parties galore. Just think about the “Ooh’s” &…