She
always has been very sweet and easily contended girl. As today is her
last day for her mid year exam, she requested to be allowed to bake a whole
cake by herself.
After
her piano lesson, everything was silent and since I was resting upstairs still recovering from my flu, I
didn't give a second thought as I thought she is watching youtube.
When
I finally came downstairs, I realised that my little girl is almost done with
her cake. She has chosen a random recipe that she picked from the web.
And tada ....... she was really proud of herself and so is her mommy!
And tada ....... she was really proud of herself and so is her mommy!
While typing this post and recording down the recipe, I realised that she actually tweaked the recipe. Thus I am going to name it Chocolate Cake By Kaelia.
This cake came out so well that even her fussy brother is giving a thumbs up for it.
Just to prove a point that it is so easy that even a kid can manage.
So if you are out of idea how to keep your kid entertain this June holiday, try this!
What you need:
84g
butter, softened
3 eggs
120g sugar
125g flour
50g unsweetened cocoa powder
½ tsp
baking soda
½ tsp baking
powder
1
teaspoon vanilla
1 cup
milk
Method:
Pre-heat
oven to 180ºC. Greased and lined a 6”
round pan.
Mix
together flour, cocoa powder, baking powder and baking soda. Set aside.
In a
large bowl, beat butter, eggs and vanilla.
Gradually
add sugar.
Beat on
medium to high speed for about 3-4 minutes until well mixed
Alternately
combine in flour mixture and milk to batter while beating.
Continue
to beat until batter is smooth.
Pour
equal amounts of batter into greased and floured round cake pans.
Bake 30
to 35 minutes.
Check
with a toothpick to se if it is done. Bake a few minutes more, if needed.
Remove
from oven and allow cakes to cool in pans for a few minutes.
Place
cakes on a wire rack, to them allow to completely cool.
Ooh! Yum! As soon as I see chocolate, I need to try it. This looks fantastic!
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DeleteYou little princess is a brilliant cook. Mine can't even cook rice to save her life and she's 16. I think she will starve to death when we go for holiday without her this year end.
ReplyDeleteShe will learnt.
Deleteyour girl can bake better than me! I just baked a chocolate cake and it was so crumbly I think I have to use it to make cake pop instead!
ReplyDeleteYou are too humble. You are a master.
DeleteMay I know 1 cup flour = ?g, 1 cup sugar = ?g and 1 cup milk = ?ml.
ReplyDeleteI am a new baker and would like to try the cake. Thk you
Sorry I missed this post. 1 cup milk is 250ml
Deletemay I know u are using Australia or US cup? can you provide your recipe in grams?
ReplyDeleteI have converted the recipe to grams. Enjoy.
DeleteThank u
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