Chocolate lava cake

By VicentaLakin

Chocolate lava cake
Melvin chocolate cakes, also called chocolate softcakes, magma chocolate cakes, etc., produce internal “soft” effects by deliberately failing to completely boil the inside of the cake. When it's baked, it opens a little hole, and the middle chocolate flows out like magma。

Recipe Recommendations

  • dark chocolate 100g
  • butter 75g
  • low-gluten flour 25g
  • cocoa powder 1g
  • egg yolk one
  • eggs of 2
  • fine sugar 35g

Steps for Chocolate lava cake

  • Make Chocolate lava cake step 0
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    Heated black chocolate and butter
  • Make Chocolate lava cake step 1
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    It's always melted to the point where it cools。
  • Make Chocolate lava cake step 2
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    Put eggs and yolk in the tub, add fine sugar and send them white with an eggbeater, which becomes dense
  • Make Chocolate lava cake step 3
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    I'm not sure if it's any good
  • Make Chocolate lava cake step 4
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    And pour in the black chocolate sauce and mix it into an even cake paste。
  • Make Chocolate lava cake step 5
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    Roll in paper mold, full seven. The oven is preheated at 210 degrees, mid-level, top-fire, 8-10 minutes. When you're baked, tear out the paper mold and eat it while it's hot。
  • Chocolate lava cake Make Tips

    1. This cake requires high heat and a quick bake to quickly set the outer layer of the cake while keeping the inside liquid. If baked for too long, the inside will solidify, and you won't get the "lava" flow when you eat it. If baked for too short a time, the outer structure won't be firm enough, and the cake may collapse right after coming out of the oven. 2. This cake should be eaten while hot; otherwise, you won't see the chocolate flowing from the inside, and the texture will be compromised. 3. If you can't finish it all at once, you can store it in the refrigerator. When you're ready to eat, take it out and heat it in the microwave on medium power for 1 minute to achieve the fresh-from-the-oven effect.

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