I have bookmarked this chocolate cake long time ago, just got a chance to try out since i bought a litre of dairy whipping cream (price is much cheaper if compare to buy just a small packet). Anyway, i need to think few more recipes before the cream get expired(need to consume within 2 weeks after opened), what i can think of is spaghetti carbonara, L’Exotique, Hokkaido milk loaf and etc..
This recipe is from a Chinese blogger, the Chinese name of this cake is 巧克力秒刹蛋糕 , but i have no idea how to translate into English..Since this chocolate cake is very rich in chocolate, so i just call it as Rich chocolate sponge cake..I highly recommend you to try this chocolate cake if you are a chocolate lover, this cake is very rich in chocolate and also moist and soft, simply good!
After i enjoyed a slice of this chocolate cake with a cup of expresso, my throat started to feel itchy, so you can imagine how rich of this chocolate cake it is, hehehe..
I bought this cake stand from Bangkok at chatchuchak market, only cost me RM 25 (USD8).
Rich chocolate sponge cake
(recipe source: adapted from 羿溱 , original recipe from 美味糕点新主张)
Ingredients
50g corn oil
80g full cream milk
15g cocoa powder
100g semi-sweet chocolate (I use Lindt 70% cocoa)
90g egg yolks (5 medium eggs)
180g egg white (5 medium eggs)
100g caster sugar
75g cake flour
Ganache glaze
150g dairy whipping cream
120g semi-sweet chocolate
12g butter
Method
1. Heat corn oil and milk over a pot of simmering water.
2. Add in chocolate, and stir till melted.
3. Add in cocoa powder, stir well. Add in egg yolks once slightly cooled.
4. In another clean bowl, beat egg whites on high speed until foamy, gradually add in sugar and beat till glossy and soft peaks form.
5. Take one-third of egg whites mixture to mix with the egg yolk chocolate mixture using a hand whisk. Then fold in the remaining egg white using a spatula until well combined.
6. Sift in the flour, slowly fold well.
7. Pour batter into a 7” round cake pan with removable base.
8. Bake at pre-heated oven at 180c for 40mins.
9. Immediately inverted the cake pan and cool on a wire rack.
10. Make ganache by melt chocolate over simmering water, add in cream and butter, stir well till smooth.
11. Pour ganache over the cake and refrigerate in the fridge before serve.
my note: next time i will reduce the ganache amount as the amount in this recipe was quite too much, maybe reduce 20% should be alright.
Happy Baking !!
Wow, looks so delicious,my kids will ask for it, if they see this :)
ReplyDelete这我也BOOK MARK了好9,最近都忙着做月饼
ReplyDelete应该要下个月才能做了:P
Make ice cream with all the leftover cream.
ReplyDeleteI have a label with 'whipping cream', maybe you'd like to get some ideas with that.
I know it's call "Second Kill Chocolate Cake" ha ha....
ReplyDeleteLooks very nice with full of chocolate, sure banyak sedap.
And your cake stand also very beautiful, you had a nice bargain for that.
woohooo... delectable chocolate cake.
ReplyDeleteThis is to die for, I won't mind to have a big slice,LOL
I tried this cake before but fail to snap nice picture like urs. I like the cake stand, looks elegant.
ReplyDeleteLooks great Sonia. I've been looking around for a good chocolate sponge and here it is :) thanks. I've bookmarked it :)
ReplyDeleteThis looks so sinful but I don't mind to have two slices of it :)
ReplyDeleteI've also bookmarked this, queuing up ^_^
ReplyDeletethis cake is in my waiting list..hehehe:)
ReplyDeleteAhhh so this must be the cake you were to do when I called you right...hehe!
ReplyDeleteWow I can see how chocolatey the cake is ..the texture looks so soft!
Take care and have a great evening...;)
i just Google and found that 秒杀 originated from Games which means Instant kill or speed kill...hehe
ReplyDeletethe chocolate cake is irresistible, with a cup of coffee speechless...
Chocolae always welcome in my place if it looks like this;)
ReplyDeleteI will never say no to a good piece of chocolate cake. I hardly bake with chocolate as my hubby will get headache after eating it :(
ReplyDeleteSo tempting that craving for chocolate cake now! Hee
ReplyDeleteYour cake looks so chocolaty! And that is a lovely cake stand. Extra whipping cream? Try making the one in Rose's Heavenly Cakes, The Whipping Cream Cake, really good! :)
ReplyDeleteI'm falling in love with your classy cake stand! The chocolate cake looks simply delicious!
ReplyDeletesuch a wonderful delicious cake...i love it so much~~~thank you for sharing. ^^
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful cake, the chocolate ganache looks glossy and rich :)
ReplyDeleteI have this book and have bookmarked this recipe for the longest time. Shall make it on of these days. Urs look very tempting and the cake texture is perfect .
ReplyDeleteThe cake stand is really a good steal and it's very nice.
Looks so dense and tall. Yummy.
ReplyDeletei would love even without the ganache, that will already be avery nice treat for me..satisfying. This cake is not only rich but expensive too, the lindt choc quite expensive.
ReplyDeleteWow, It came out very perfect. really Looks spongy.
ReplyDeleteCheers,
Uma
This cake is 'sinfully' delicious!
ReplyDeleteThis cake is like a sponge all soaked up with the richness of chocolate. Yum!
ReplyDeleteOh dear, chocolate, my favourite!!!
ReplyDeleteLook absolutely delicious! gloria
ReplyDeleteWow, this cake looks incredible. It almost looks creamy. I imagine it really is very rich. I think I'll bookmark it now too!
ReplyDeleteI do it before...nice...
ReplyDeleteThe ganache glaze looks totally to die for, and I super like your cake stand! Can't believe it's so cheap!!
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ReplyDeleteSame as Sonia, I have bookmarked a lot of recipe too ...@@...don't know fat die me or not...hahaha...
ReplyDeleteWow, it looks so delicious, I must try and make it soon.
ReplyDeleteOh my! Look how rich this chocolate cake is!!!! I usually buy this chocolate cake from a Japanese bakery here and yours look exactly the same! The top ganache looks soo good! I wish I can cook AND bake like you! ;-)
ReplyDeleteThe chocolate cake really stands out with this beautiful cake stand. I been longing to own a cake stand! Gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteo... looks so tempted!I still have a dozen of lindt chocolate in my pantry. May be i can try this out soon. Thanks for sharing the recipe.
ReplyDeleteWow! Looks wonderful! It's a keeper.
ReplyDeleteMy goodness, the cake stand is so so so cheap and beautiful. I saw some of the cake stand here cost about RM50-70 and some even RM100 over. Maybe I can use the Chinese praying plate with stand ones! haha.... Also very cheap! So hilarious right? haha....
ReplyDeleteHave a lovely day.
Kristy
Cake + expresso = amazing
ReplyDeleteHi Sonia,
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing this receipe. I had try & result is really nice.But I do have few question would like to check out with you.
- The cake have to over turn & cool down at cool rack after take out from oven ? The baking paper need to remove as well ?
- The ( hot or cold ?)ganache pour on the cake when the cake completely cool down before put into frige ?
Thank you !!
CP
CP, the baking paper don't need to remove after overturned, but just wait it little cool down, remove the pan and also paper and continue to cool down completely.
ReplyDeleteWhether it is hot or warm (not cold) ,it depend how you want ganache look like, thinner layer pour while hot, if you like thick ganache, then you can wait till slightly warm.
hai Sonia, mohon copy awak punya resepi, nampak sedap semuanya.. terima kasih.
ReplyDeleteHi! I'm planning to make this but never attempted ganache before. May I know if it melts quickly., will it be able to withstand a 30mins ride? Thank you! Cheersm Serene
ReplyDeleteHi....your cake simply looks delicious !! Its to die for cake !! I have 2 questions...what kind of pan u used aluminum or non stick ?? After taking the cake out of the oven, should I flip the cake upside down to cool completely and then take out the cake ?? Thank you . DIL
ReplyDeleteHi....your cake simply looks delicious !! Its to die for cake !! I have 2 questions...what kind of pan u used aluminum or non stick ?? After taking the cake out of the oven, should I flip the cake upside down to cool completely and then take out the cake ?? Thank you . DIL
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