Plating Techniques for Caramel Coffee Cake

Ingredients: coffee beans, cocoa powder, milk, cream, gelatin, eggs, sugar, flour, walnuts, etc.

Instructions: First, grind the coffee beans into a powder, then add milk and cream, bring to a boil, and set aside. Beat the eggs and sugar together, then add flour and the coffee mixture. Spread this evenly on a baking sheet, sprinkle with walnuts, and bake. Next, grind the coffee beans, add them to milk, bring to a boil, cool, and strain. Make a coffee custard by cooking the strained liquid, then mix in gelatin and fresh cream. Pour the mixture into a mold, place it on the cake base, and refrigerate until set.

Scene 1: A burst of creativity with a vibrant pop art showcase.

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The wavy shape of the caramel coffee cake creates a dynamic sense of movement. To complement this, red and yellow dots of varying sizes can be added to the plate, infusing it with energy and playfulness, like a pop art painting.

Plating Method

① Use yellow caramel sauce to create dots of various sizes on the plate, then add cranberry sauce dots to enhance the clustered effect. Pay attention to the number and placement of the dots to avoid overlapping or making the plate too cluttered.

② Finally, place the caramel coffee cake in the center of the plate to complete this simple yet elegant plating.

Scene 2: Dynamic Dot Plating

Since the plate already features intricate patterns, you can play with the open spaces for variation in the plating design. Use pistachio and cranberry sauce to draw lines that echo the cake’s wavy curves. To elevate the plating, add a hollowed-out strip of chocolate behind the cake to give the dish more height.

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Plating Method

①Use pistachio sauce and cranberry sauce to draw droplet-shaped horizontal lines, spaced apart, across the plate. Place the caramel coffee cake in the center.

②Stand a rectangular piece of chocolate vertically on the side. In the empty space, add a scoop of vanilla ice cream, garnished with orange peel and mint leaves to enhance the freshness.

Plating Tip: Since the caramel coffee cake already has a wavy design, you can use geometric lines for the plating to create a cleaner, more refreshing presentation.

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  • Founded in 1958
  • Exported to Europe and America Products sold in more than 100 countries and regions worldwide in 1978
  • Listed on the Shanghai Stock Exchange in 2003
  • Awarded Outstanding Enterprise in China Ceramic Industry in 2007
  • Wing Export Certificate of Exemption in 2011
  • Awarded as China Quality and Integrity Enterprise by China Entry-Exit Inspection and Quarantine Association in 2013
  • Banqueting tableware design for a major summit in 2014
  • Awarded the title of China Export Quality and Safety Demonstration Enterprise in 2015
  • Awarded as one of the top 100 enterprises in China’s light industry by the China Light Industry Federation in 2016
  • Designated as a National Industrial Design Center in 2017
  • Established China’s first ceramic enterprise museum in 2018
  • Design banquet porcelain for an important summit held in Beijing in 2019
  • Porcelain tableware for the Shanghai Summit banquet in 2021
  • Selected as a National Intellectual Property Demonstration Enterprise in 2023
  • Awarded the “China Time-Honored Brand” designation in 2024
  • Participated in the China-Sweden 75th Anniversary of Diplomatic Relations Cultural Exchange Exhibition in Sweden in 2025

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Frequently Asked Questions

It’s only natural that coffee + caramel is one of my love languages. With this drink, I was going for something reminiscent of a Starbucks caramel brulee latte (similar to the caramel iced coffee I like to make, but hot). Just like my salted caramel cream cold brew, this drink comes together in just minutes. [Source: Caramel Coffee – Foxes Love Lemons]

Coffee cake is a moist, tender cake that is usually topped with some kind of streusel topping and served alongside coffee or tea at breakfast. Coffee cakes stand apart from other cakes because of their streusel topping and because, although they might have a little glaze drizzled on top, they are not frosted. [Source: What is coffee cake? – Baking Bites]

Caramel Macchiato. Debuted by Starbucks in 1996, the Caramel Macchiato has been a café favorite for over two decades. Learn how to craft this coffee classic at home with this simple recipe. Make it frothy with a mix of smooth vanilla and velvety caramel for the perfect amount of sweetness. [Source: Caramel Macchiato Recipe]

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