in it. something like this. 2cups flour, 2 cups sugar, 1 cup cocoa. wet mix 1 cup milk, 2 eggs, vinegar. mix the two together. very moist and make a huge cake
245sam,
Feb 16, 4:05pm
this one outofhistree?
"German Chocolate Cake I make this all the time, made one on saturday 2 BOWLS – DRY MIX 2cups self raising flour 2 cups sugar 3/4 - 1 cup cocoa WET MIX 1 cup milk 1 cup lukewarm water with 1 dessert spoon vinegar 2 eggs 125gms melted butter 1tspoon baking soda mix the wet with the dry & bake about 3/4 - 1 hour 180 i always double this which makes a huge cake & is great for birthdays etc ENJOY! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! TOPPING FOR ABOVE CAKE 250grms coconut 125gms butter 2 egg yolks 1 can carnation evapourated milk 1 cup sugar mix all in pot & cook until thick make sure to stir so it does not stick/burn spread on top of cake, i only use this now & then but is my fav with this cake but just a nice icing is fine. posted by trader125"
The above recipe, along with many other chocolate cake recipes, can be found at:- http://trademecooks.net.nz/viewtopic. php? f=15&t=626
mooshiesmum,
Feb 16, 4:30pm
This is my one and its devine and very simple
Easy Rich Chocolate Cake
Sift and then mix 2 C flour 2 tsp baking soda 1 tsp salt ½ C cocoa 1 ½ C sugar
Add 2 lightly beaten eggs ½ C oil 1 tbl malt vinegar 1 C milk 1 tsp vanilla essence 1 C black coffee (cold)
Put into greased round tin, bake at 180 deg celsiusfor aprox 45 mins. Ice with chocolate ganache when cold.
Suitable for any icing but a choc and cream ganache is devine with it.
griffo4,
Feb 16, 6:22pm
245sam that recipe how big a tin for just the single mix please? lt sounds really nice and l will give it a try this weekend
245sam,
Feb 16, 6:49pm
griffo4, I'm sorry I can't help you - that recipe was c&p'd from TradeMeCooks and is actually trader125's recipe which I have never made. :-))
wingee,
Feb 16, 8:09pm
Will try that recipe too, I thought you said that you had made that 245sam?
245sam,
Feb 16, 8:16pm
wingee, the recipe + this part "I make this all the time, made one on saturday" are ALL inside the quotation marks which indicates that it is a direct quote/copy and paste from the TradeMeCooks link that I gave with the recipe, so I can only repeat what I told griffo4 - I have never used that recipe to make that cake. :-))
wingee,
Feb 16, 8:54pm
Thats cool, no probs wasnt getting a you, thought I had read it wrong LOL... ... ... . looking forward to trying it out all the same. One thing is the vinegar malt? ?
245sam,
Feb 16, 9:03pm
wingee, if I was making that cake, yes I would use malt vinegar but if you don't have any then using whatever vinegar you do have would be ok I would think. :-))
griffo4,
Feb 16, 11:06pm
Thanks 245sam l will look at it when l make it and decide what tin to use l was just cheating by asking, lol
campmum,
Feb 16, 11:47pm
I have made the german cake numerous times. . IT IS FABULOUS! ! ! Very easy to make & I use a lamington tin or swiss roll tin size... . lined with baking paper.
griffo4,
Aug 19, 6:04pm
Just made the german cake last night and boy is it moist l also did the icing but not fussed with it but l will do the cake again next weekend for a birthday. l have dropped some off to my guinea pig, lol, and she give her verdict later, she loves the job and a great one to bounce ideas off. Thnaks 245sam for posting it l remember seeing it earlier on but never copied it l think l will use it alot from now on l only did the single mix and that was plenty
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