Flourless Butterless CHOCOLATE CAKE
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oh my god... i would much rather have a real thing once a week than this 4 times a week.0
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Thanks for sharing it sound DELICIOUS....now I will crunch the number on it...and see where I stand on serving0
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I am still waiting on the SIZE SERVING and NUMBER OF CALORIES per SERVING of this cake?????? :huh:
.....wow....snarky much?
Click on food>recipes>enter ingredients.
Add all ingredients, it will probably take you less time than writing a snarky post about waiting for nutritional info.
name recipe>enter a number of servings that seems sensible>Click save changed
Oh my gosh! Nutritional info!
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sounds yummy!0
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Bump - Thanks0
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what size can of garbanzo beans please0
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Bumping for the weekend - thank you!0
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ummm, yeah, I tried it. Not a fan. I don't like sweet chocolate, but this wasn't sweet enough for me. It turned out very pretty though! Maybe if I had had powdered sugar to dust it with it would have helped. But this was not worth the calories for me.
I will try the original version, perhaps with agave nectar...but definitely with some source of more sweetness for me.0 -
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For those of you shocked by a recipe with no sugar, chocolate chips are practically made completely of sugar. So yes, there's a bunch. It's not super low cal (200ish calories for 1/8 of the cake), but it has protein and fiber and less carbs then regular cake, so that's the win.0
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Thanks for sharing! I'm going to try this!0
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Can't wait to try this one!0
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Thanks for sharing this.0
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Yummy0
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def bumping for later! thanks!0
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Made this tonight, used a muffin pan instead of cake pan....took 18min at 350....crazy good! Moist, dense and rich0
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I read that you can use chia seeds to substitute eggs somehow. Gotta find that article again.
And what is the BUMP thing about???? I feel old, I'm so out of the loop on internet lingo
Here's what I have:
1 TBSP Chia Seeds with 9 TBSP water –
whisk after putting them in water. The seeds are very light. If you don’t whisk they will clump together.
After a few hours it forms a gel – the gel can then be used in foods.
can be used in place of butter/oil in baked goods.
works great and much better for you.
They are tasteless so you can use them in about anything – soups, smoothies, sauces, etc.
Saving this! Thanks for the great tip!!0 -
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I made this yesterday - only thing I'm annoyed at myself about is queried the 40 minutes mentally and set the timer for 30 minutes to check it anyway.
Checked after 30 min and was WAY too long. Will be checking starting at 15 minutes next time!
Still tasted nice, but dry. Made a strawberry coulis to go with it and re-heated the cake prior to serving which went down just fine with the guests.
Thanks for a great new recipe!!!!
Used 85% dark here btw. Gorgeous flavour0
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