flourless chocolate cake

This flourless chocolate cake is perfect for my gluten-, lactose-, and milk protein sensitive people out there, but also anyone who loooves a rich and fudgy  chocolate cake with a crunch! 

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INGREDIENTS

DIRECTIONS

for the cake

230g | 1 cup

340g 

butter

dark chocolate

Brown half the butter (about 115g) in a pan over medium high heat, cool down slightly and add in the remaining butter as well as the chocolate to melt them all together

200g | 1 cup

100g | 1/2 cup

6

white sugar

brown sugar

large eggs

Add white and brown sugar alongside 6 eggs in a bowl and beat on high until light and fluffy

Slowly pour in the butter-chocolate mix under constant beating until all the chocolate is well incorporated and the batter is light and airy

86g | 2/3 cup

½  tsp

2  tsp

2 tsp

1 tsp

cocoa powder

salt

vanilla extract

espresso powder

baking powder

Gently incorporate the dry ingredients and beat on high again if the batter has deflated significantly

Bake in preheated oven at 180°C / 375°F for 25 min

for the ganache

150g

120ml

30ml

dark chocolate

heavy cream

maple syrup

Finely chop the chocolate and add it to a large bowl

Gently heat up the heavy whipping cream together with the maple syrup and pour over the chocolate under constant stirring, until all the chocolate has melted

  • Let the ganache cool down in the fridge until it firms up (about 30min – 1h)
  • Whip the cooled ganache on high until it becomes light and airy

 

for a lactose-free version substitute the heavy cream for lactose-free heavy cream or 40g of butter (browned if you want it to be extra caramelly and delicious) in combination with 75ml water

assembling the cake

200g

roughly chopped

Spread the whipped ganache over the (cooled!) chocolate cake and distribute the candied pecan pieces over top, ever so slightly pressing them into the whipped ganache at the end to make sure they stay in place

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