If you have a sweet tooth, I would recommend a truly moreish chocolate cake, according to my mom’s godmother’s treasured recipe. If you became interested, follow the instructions below.
Day 1
Sponge cake
You need a round 28 cm cake tin. This cake can serve up to 16 (or even 24) people.
Ingredients: 10 eggs, 200g sugar, 180g flour, 20g cocoa, 1 sachet of baking powder
Method:
Step1: Wash the eggs, crack and separate them into whites and yolks. Start whipping the egg whites with an electric hand whisk. Just before (!) it seems to be done, add the sugar and continue whipping it until you get relatively hard white foam.
Step2: Preheat the oven to 170 degrees °C.
Step3: Measure the cocoa and the flour and mix them with the baking powder. I would recommend sifting them before doing so.
Step4: Line the cake tin with baking paper.
Step7: Place the mixture in the oven for 45 minutes. Give the cake tin a 180-degree-turn after 20 minutes and continue baking the cake for further 25 minutes. Although, I would keep an eye on it.
Chocolate cream
Ingredients: 2 dl whipping cream, 200g sugar, 250g (+200g) margarine, 30g cocoa, 50g dark chocolate, 1 sachet of vanilla sugar
Step2: Slice the margarine and add to the mixture you made in Step1. Again, stir it quickly. Remove it from the heat, if the margarine melted.
Day 2
Aaaand…voilà! My very first chocolate cake! :)
2 comments:
Greeetz,
you seem to know a lot about baking. What alternative ingredients (for eggs and dairy) would I have to use in my vegan kitchen?
By the way, I wouldn't necessarily allege that one actually "needs" kitchen utensils,.. and no one is really "into" desserts.
According to one of my friends you could use ground flexseed mixed with water or cornflakes, split pea and chickpea flour instead of egg and baking powder
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