The beauty about this Chocolate Cake recipe as well it you can make the mixture into anything you want. Two round cakes, Muffins, Mini Muffins, Bar Cake, Heart Cake it's endless. There is no halving the recipe because there are 3 eggs so if you make the recipe just make a few things and freeze them.
This cake tastes just as good baked fresh or frozen and then thawed out. The cake is perfectly fine to have with no icing, just a sprinkle of icing sugar on top makes it look amazing. The cake is really soft and rich and in my opinion the best Chocolate Cake recipe as it's so delicious. So get out your mix master, throw in the ingredients and turn it on mix for 5 minutes and it's done.
Today I made a cake with my new Aldi cake tin, 6 muffins and 6 mini muffins with the one mixture. Naturally the cooking times of all these things were different as the mini muffins were done in about 10 mins, the big muffins took a little longer and the cake took a lot longer than that. If you are using all the mixture for one big cake it could take up to an hour to cook and my cake whilst small, it was very deep in the middle part so it took a while to cook. I can't remember how long it was however I just put my timer on and checked it with a skewer every 10 mins or so. I used "Royal Icing" on my cakes today as I love it when the icing sets hard on the cakes. I used this icing recipe.
Chocolate Cake Recipe
Ingredients
185
gms Butter (soft)
2
Teaspoons of Vanilla Essence
1
¾ cups of Caster Sugar
3
eggs
2 cups of Self
Raising Flour
2/3rdS
cup of Cocoa
1 cup of water
Method
1.
Heat oven to 180 degrees (170
degrees fan forced)
2
Mix all ingredients together in
electric mixer for 5 minutes
Cooking times depends on what cake tin you use. ie Muffin Tins, Mini Muffins, Cake Tins etc. Check with skewer method to see if cake is cooked. Make sure you leave the cake in the cake tins to fully cool down in the tin as the cake is a light soft cake and if you take it out too soon it could fall apart. The Muffins and Mini Muffins should cool in tins as well but it's not so delicate with these as the large cakes are.
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