Chocolate yoghurt cake - the sequel!

ziggy2004

mmm mine is in the oven now and the house allready smells yummie not sure how good I'll be at the keeping part allthough dh might have more problems with that so think I'll do what newleaf did and make him something else to keep him occupied

Anne

newleaf

From experience, I can tell you that it's fine after 24 hours, better after 48 hours, and, err, all gone after 72 hours. :rolleyes:
I made some fudge sauce to go with mine.

ziggy2004

mine just came out of the oven and i still have 2 hours to hide it before dh comes home! Just a note for people using the 9" tin instead i did and mine was ready in 1 hr 15 minutes luckily I smelled it so it did not burn. Might just be my oven but worth keeping an eye out

apple pie tray now in oven to placate dh

X Anne

Noozan

I just made this cake as it's Dh's birthday tomorrow I used a 9 inch cake tin and set the timer for 1 hour 20 mins but it was smelling cooked long before that so I took it out to check and it was done after 40 mins. :eek:

mrbadexample

charlotte46 wrote:

I know you say to keep it for a few days but I've got friend round romorrow and I wondered whether it would be ok to eat the same day?

Did you need to add cream to it?

I'm sure it will be fine to eat at any time.

And no, you don't need to add cream. You might want to though. I reckon that'd be great, actually. :drool:

mrbadexample

Noozan wrote:

I just made this cake as it's Dh's birthday tomorrow I used a 9 inch cake tin and set the timer for 1 hour 20 mins but it was smelling cooked long before that so I took it out to check and it was done after 40 mins. :eek:

Wow, that's fast!

Anyone had a go at the microwave version yet?

miacat

right,I am going to attempt this choc cake on sat....but i'm worried cos everyone's so far has turned out great ....reckon mine might not be so lucky ..:o

mrbadexample

miacat wrote:

right,I am going to attempt this choc cake on sat....but i'm worried cos everyone's so far has turned out great ....reckon mine might not be so lucky ..:o

It's a doddle, honest. Please post pictures of your efforts. I'm very impressed that a small cat would attempt such a thing! :cool:

Have you got an electric whisk? They make life very easy. It appears that the size of tin can make a big difference to the cooking time - if you need more help with this you'll have to ask someone else as I'm not remotely qualified. :rotfl:

I have just about run out now, so if you need a volunteer to test yours, let me know. :drool:

miacat

mrbadexample wrote:

It's a doddle, honest. Please post pictures of your efforts. I'm very impressed that a small cat would attempt such a thing! :cool:

I have just about run out now, so if you need a volunteer to test yours, let me know. :drool:

Do you think it's funny, that a small cat would be attempting a cake. i'm going to get my little paws stuck right in there!



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ziggy2004

mm just had a piece of mine it is great!!!! Allthough using sunflower oil was prob not the brightest idea I ever had!!!!Am going to make another one to impress friends with now!