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Cocoa chocolate cake - Very filling
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1 dl wheat flour | |
1/2 dl coconut flour | |
1 dl cane sugar (called raw cane sugar in swedish) | |
1 dl coconut sugar | |
3-4 tablespoons, cocoa powder | |
1-2 dl oat cream (or some similar cream replacement, soy might work) | |
100 gram dark chocolate (70% or more is often vegan, cocoa butter is vegan) | |
100 gram coconut oil | |
1 teaspoon, vanilla powder (the stuff from vanilla beans) | |
1 teaspoon, baking soda/powder (the one that is not pure bicarbonate, not sure of translation) | |
pinc of salt | |
3 tbsp syrup (any) | |
lil' bit of coffee, nothing fancy | |
Cake | |
Melt coconut oil, cream and sugar in a sauce pan (don't boil it). | |
Mix the dry ingredients in a bowl separately and whisk them into the sauce pan bit by bit until you have a mix without lumps. | |
Pour this delicious mess in a parchment paper or lubed (eh..) cake-mold-thingie (one of those spring-loaded is good, but any can work). Bake for 20 minutes at 175 degrees celsius. | |
Frosting | |
Melt 75 grams of coconut oil in another sauce pan and whisk 2 tbsp of cocoa powder into it along with 3 tbsp of syrup and 1 tbsp of coffee. | |
Let both the frosting and cake cool entirely before applying the frosting. Refrigerate for at least 2 hours before cutting. |
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