Today I is a bit eager to cook, lunch was pizza and dinner was chicken curry with soy sauce vege stir fry, and I decided to make chocolate lava cake for dessert after clearing up dinner. And with all that work, I now have enormous elephant-like legs. Hahahaha.
Chocolate Lava Cake
170g butter
170g chocolate (I used Van Houten baking chocolate)
4 eggs
5 tbsp sugar
1 tbsp flour
pinch of vanilla powder
pinch of bicarbonate soda
See? No oozy sink-in centre. Bummer.
But with each trial and error comes a brilliant find. For I have found! A brownie recipe! HAHA. Or at least, an almost flourless chocolate cake recipe. I think the 1 tbsp of flour won't make much of a difference if it were to be left out.
So the second batch I decided to bake at 200 degrees Celsius, for 6 minutes. Lava cake a success! Oozing out chocolatey goodness! But Other Half was already full with a cake from the first batch, he could only manage a spoonful of the mini cake from the second batch.
Needless to say I finished the rest of the cake, of course ;)
Chocolate Lava Cake
170g butter
170g chocolate (I used Van Houten baking chocolate)
4 eggs
5 tbsp sugar
1 tbsp flour
pinch of vanilla powder
pinch of bicarbonate soda
- Melt the butter and chocolate together using double boil.
- Mix flour, sugar, vanilla powder and bicarbonate soda together. Add an egg each time and beat till consistent before adding another egg.
- Add the butter-chocolate mix.
- Fill the muffin pan till 3/4 full, bake at 200 degrees Celsius for 6 minutes.
See? No oozy sink-in centre. Bummer.
But with each trial and error comes a brilliant find. For I have found! A brownie recipe! HAHA. Or at least, an almost flourless chocolate cake recipe. I think the 1 tbsp of flour won't make much of a difference if it were to be left out.
So the second batch I decided to bake at 200 degrees Celsius, for 6 minutes. Lava cake a success! Oozing out chocolatey goodness! But Other Half was already full with a cake from the first batch, he could only manage a spoonful of the mini cake from the second batch.
Needless to say I finished the rest of the cake, of course ;)
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