Flourless Butterless CHOCOLATE CAKE
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Thanks for posting!0
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LOL, at first glance I though you said flavourless0
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I tried this this weekend and it was good, everyone in the family loved it. I did apply frosting, but used this recipe for the frosting:
http://www.myfitnesspal.com/topics/show/751314-healthy-chocolate-buttercream-frosting?hl=frosting#posts-11110834
I topped it with fresh sliced strawberries, turned out well. It didn't rise very much though, so may try something to help that out next time.0 -
I followed the OP's recipe except I shortened the cooking time to 15 minutes. It came out PERFECT! I will definatly be making this again!0
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Made this for Thanksgiving Day dessert yesterday and it was delicious! No one even suspected that they were eating chicken peas, and I was so pleased to share a gluten-free delight with everyone. I served it with vanilla raspberry ripple frozen yogurt and fresh strawberries and it was just lovely.
It was a teeny bit dry so I think next time I may add some pureed apple or honey and reduce the cooking time by a few minutes.
Thank you for sharing this yummy recipe. :flowerforyou:0 -
Bump! Anyone know Cal's/serving?
I was also going to ask the nutritional info.0 -
Bump. Sounds great!0
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Bump! Anyone know Cal's/serving?
I was also going to ask the nutritional info.
calories per serving may vary slightly depending on brand used and if you add any tweaks to the recipe. I used muffin tins(12) to make mine, and added protein powder and 2 extra Tbs chips for "frosting" and if I remember correctly the recipe calculator on MFP figured it at 157 each. The recipe calculator is super easy to use and since I almost never make a recipe as posted:blushing: I always have to refigure for my tweaks even if the original poster included it.0 -
bump...thanks!!0
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Trying this out as we speak...0
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bump (im gluten free! im gona try this in a few days!)0
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sounds good. Thanks0
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Bump! Anyone know Cal's/serving?
I was also going to ask the nutritional info.0 -
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I made mine last night with a 15 oz size can of garbanzo beans and bittersweet (60% cacao) chocolate chips - 10 oz size. I put in the whole 10 ounces of chips. I shortened the cooking time to 18 minutes and it was perfect. I served it with sliced strawberries on top and a sprinkle of organic coconut. It was very good! Not too sweet, rich, and very filling. I will definitely make it again. The garbanzo beans made it surprisingly moist. I was prepared to add applesauce (which still would be good), but the batter looked so thick and creamy, I skipped it. Also I did do the 3 egg whites and 1 yolk. Thanks again for the recipe---I HAVE to have chocolate!0
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Bump, yummm0
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I made this, and it wasn't that good. Dry was my main complaint.
I think I'd rather have real piece of chocolate cake instead. But kudos to the OP for coming up with such a unique idea!0 -
I am still waiting on the SIZE SERVING and NUMBER OF CALORIES per SERVING of this cake?????? :huh:
Do it yourself! You have the same tools that the poster has :grumble:0 -
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*BUMP* :bigsmile:0
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Might have to try0
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i made it and its good, i did cook it for only 30 min and also mine did not rise much I had some whipped cream with it.0
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