Molten Chocolate Lava Cake, sure you should love this, if you are Chocolate lover. I first had this sort of cake at dominos pizza. once even i tried by making nutella indentations inside chocolate cup cakes. which was good, but i did'nt see chocolate lava from it!! On Googling, i landed on my favourite Joy of Baking, referred to me by Nirmala. I just followed the recipe and the outcome was Just Perfect to produce Lava..
Cake was just like Pudding. It's Chocolate inside and outside its little crisper and crumblier. It was Heavenly with Vanilla Ice Cream. I could'nt click decent pictures, as the Ice-cream melted over the hot cake. and the cake raised so good, but it went down soon after it is taken from oven. you got to experience this chocolate magic..
Ingredients:
1/4 Cup Butter (or) Margarine
1/3 Cup Sugar (Powdered)
2 Egg's (seperated)
1 tsp Vanilla extract
1 Cup Dark Chocolate (6 oz. approx. 180 gms)
Method:
* Melt the Dark Chocolate and Butter by Double Boiling Method.
* Pre-Heat the Oven to 200C.
* Take Half of the mentioned Powdered Sugar in the recipe and beat with Egg Yolks with Hand Mixer, till it turns out fluffy and pale white. Add Vanilla extract and beat in middle. It takes about 3 minutes by hand mixer and 5 minutes, if beating by hand. To this add the Melted Dark Chocolate, Butter and Beat with Hand mixer, till mixture is evenly mixed.
* In Another Bowl, beat the Egg White's with a pinch of salt, till soft peaks are formed. Add the rest of the granulated sugar while beating. Now mix it with the egg yolks and melted chocolate mixture. Mix them all together with a wooden spoon or spatula.
* Grease the Ramekin bowl's and dust it with some powdered sugar. Scoop in the the prepared chocolate mixture into ramekins bowl, just half of its size.
* Bake them at 200C for about 10-12 mins. Longer you bake, you wont get lava. the cake rasies well and you would get cracks on top of the cake.
* Serve with Vanilla Ice-cream for the Divine Experience. or dust with powdered sugar and serve with fresh cut fruits.
Cake was just like Pudding. It's Chocolate inside and outside its little crisper and crumblier. It was Heavenly with Vanilla Ice Cream. I could'nt click decent pictures, as the Ice-cream melted over the hot cake. and the cake raised so good, but it went down soon after it is taken from oven. you got to experience this chocolate magic..
Ingredients:
1/4 Cup Butter (or) Margarine
1/3 Cup Sugar (Powdered)
2 Egg's (seperated)
1 tsp Vanilla extract
1 Cup Dark Chocolate (6 oz. approx. 180 gms)
Method:
* Melt the Dark Chocolate and Butter by Double Boiling Method.
* Pre-Heat the Oven to 200C.
* Take Half of the mentioned Powdered Sugar in the recipe and beat with Egg Yolks with Hand Mixer, till it turns out fluffy and pale white. Add Vanilla extract and beat in middle. It takes about 3 minutes by hand mixer and 5 minutes, if beating by hand. To this add the Melted Dark Chocolate, Butter and Beat with Hand mixer, till mixture is evenly mixed.
* In Another Bowl, beat the Egg White's with a pinch of salt, till soft peaks are formed. Add the rest of the granulated sugar while beating. Now mix it with the egg yolks and melted chocolate mixture. Mix them all together with a wooden spoon or spatula.
* Grease the Ramekin bowl's and dust it with some powdered sugar. Scoop in the the prepared chocolate mixture into ramekins bowl, just half of its size.
* Bake them at 200C for about 10-12 mins. Longer you bake, you wont get lava. the cake rasies well and you would get cracks on top of the cake.
* Serve with Vanilla Ice-cream for the Divine Experience. or dust with powdered sugar and serve with fresh cut fruits.
Notes:
- I used Margarine and it was good. and this is the first time iam using margarine.
- I reduced to 2 eggs from 3 eggs as mentioned in recipe. yet, it was Good.
- Cake can be refrigerated and later microwave it for 20 seconds at high power, before serving.
Wowwwwwwwwwww.. looks simply superb and tempting.. mouth watering clicks dear.. Delicious :)
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It looks gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteRich and yummy... So chocolatey... Would love to grab the plate now...
ReplyDeleteWow looks sinfully delicious n looks yummmy!!
ReplyDeleteThis looks sinfully delicious ....the pic with ice cream is just worth drooling
ReplyDeleteI love these molten lava cakes...looks sooperb.:)
ReplyDeletewow love it.. want to grab these lovelies..
ReplyDeleteSimply super..the cake looks so moist and love the lava flowing out.
ReplyDeleteLooks so perfect and gooey and yummy and what not. I so want to eat it now, love it :)
ReplyDeleteOmg, seriously cant take my eyes from ur click..delicious!
ReplyDeletecake looks so soft and yummy...and hot chocolate cake topped with ice cream ....hmmmm drooling over here....pass the plate here..
ReplyDeleteThat's way too tempting lavi! So yummy with ice cream! :)
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Great recipe i love chocolate cake and that looks so delicious, good jobs keep work. Thanks for share.
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ReplyDeleteYummy...I am feeling like taking it away from screen.A must try recipe.
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Roger
Your recipes always make my mouth water and this is just one of them :-).
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