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313
What did you think of this recipe?
Chelaire Pene
Love this chocolate cake recipe‚ô•‚ô•
5
Bronwyn
Hi, rave reviews for this cake so I'm going to try it ! But can I use olive oil? Thanks for your advice.
4
Unknown
Very good.
5
Taylor
This cake is so moist and delicious. Such an easy recipe and can be used for cupcakes too!
5
Unknown
This is such an easy chocolate cake, if I can have success with this then anyone can!!!! Delicious
5
Unknown
This is THE BEST choc cake I have ever made and it is totally easy and fool proof !! This is my go to choc cake from now on :)
5
Nish
This is such an easy recipe for such an amazing result! The cake it delicious and moist.
5
Netty
Can I use butter instead of oil and if yes, same measurements?CHELSEA SUGAR: Hi there, yes you could make this swap but the cake won't be quite as moist. If using butter, increase the quantity to 2/3 cup (165g) and make sure it is soft or melted before mixing.
5
Merryn
I made this last week for the first time, so easy and delicious. Comments from family were, \best choc cake they'd had for years\"! Second one in oven now!!"
5
Lotte
Very runny mixture, so make sure if you use a greased spring pan that you line the bottom with baking paper so it doesn't leak (I had my suspicions and had no leaks thanks to past mistakes haha). Whisked the ingredients by hand (no mixer) and maybe cooked for a little too long as the edges are a little crispy but inside is still amazingly moist - 50min to an hour should be sweet. Smash out some chocolate icing and you're set. Can't wait to try make it a wee bit more fancy pants next time.
Preheat the oven to 180°C (reduce to 160 for fan forced).
Grease and line a 23-25cm cake tin with baking paper.
Dissolve the coffee granules in water, then place all ingredients into a food processor and process until well combined and smooth.
Pour the mixture into the cake tin. Bake in the preheated oven for 1 hour 20 minutes to 1 hour 30 minutes, or until a cake tester inserted into the centre of the cake comes out clean.
Cool on a wire rack and when completely cold.
Icing Method
Place Chelsea Icing Sugar and cocoa powder in a medium bowl and stir to combine.
Add softened butter and pour some of the hot water over the top.
Mix together, adding more water as required to achieve a smooth, spreadable consistency.
Spread over the top of the cooled cake.
Note: This is a very runny mixture - don't be alarmed the first time you make it.
Hi, rave reviews for this cake so I'm going to try it ! But can I use olive oil? Thanks for your advice.
4
Unknown
Very good.
5
Taylor
This cake is so moist and delicious. Such an easy recipe and can be used for cupcakes too!
5
Unknown
This is such an easy chocolate cake, if I can have success with this then anyone can!!!! Delicious
5
Unknown
This is THE BEST choc cake I have ever made and it is totally easy and fool proof !! This is my go to choc cake from now on :)
5
Nish
This is such an easy recipe for such an amazing result! The cake it delicious and moist.
5
Netty
Can I use butter instead of oil and if yes, same measurements?CHELSEA SUGAR: Hi there, yes you could make this swap but the cake won't be quite as moist. If using butter, increase the quantity to 2/3 cup (165g) and make sure it is soft or melted before mixing.
5
Merryn
I made this last week for the first time, so easy and delicious. Comments from family were, \best choc cake they'd had for years\"! Second one in oven now!!"
5
Lotte
Very runny mixture, so make sure if you use a greased spring pan that you line the bottom with baking paper so it doesn't leak (I had my suspicions and had no leaks thanks to past mistakes haha). Whisked the ingredients by hand (no mixer) and maybe cooked for a little too long as the edges are a little crispy but inside is still amazingly moist - 50min to an hour should be sweet. Smash out some chocolate icing and you're set. Can't wait to try make it a wee bit more fancy pants next time.