Dry ingredients: 2CUPS all purpose flour 3/4CUP cocoa powder 1TBSP baking powder 1/2TSP baking soda 1/2TSP sea salt 1 1/2CUPS sugar Wet ingredients: 2 large eggs 8TBSP coconut oil is what we used or butter/margarine, melted 1CUP almond milk is what I used, any milk works. 1TBSP vanilla extract Chocolate: 1CUP + chocolate chunks or chocolate chips. I used a Belgium Chocolate Snowman chopped up lol
Mix all the dry ingredients together, then add in the wet ingredients. Stir, mix until well incorporated.
Stir in your chocolate. Spray your muffin tin or line with muffin cups. I use my Cast Iron Oyster Pan and My cast Iron cornbread pan for this. Love cast iron!Bake 400F about 20minutes. Til toothpick comes out clean.Let cool, remove from pan! I dug in before I could take picture lolLove, love, this cast iron oyster pan!Love, love this cornbread pan too
This cake is so delicious. It’s moist and tastes great! If your looking for a cake to try out, this should be one of them. 1/2CUP sour cream 1CUP buttermilk or mik 3 large eggs 1 1/2CUP strong hot coffee or sub milk or water 3/4CUP vegetable oil 1TBSP vanilla extract 3CUP all-purpose flour 2 2/3CUP granulated sugar 1/2CUP cocoa powder 1 1/2TSP baking powder 1TBSP baking soda 1TSP kosher salt
Spray 3 eight inch cake pans (really should use these pans, I used loaf pans as I had a certain plate I wanted to use). Put dry ingredients into the bowl and whisk to combine. Add the wet ingredients into a large bowl and whisk together. Add the wet ingredients the dry ingredients. Whisk to combine then mix for two minutes.Put batter evenly in the three pans and bake for about 35-40 minutes at 350F (176C) or until a toothpick inserted in the center comes out clean.Allow time to cool for 10 minutes then invert onto wire racks to cool fully.
2CUPS peanut butter 1 1/2CUPS confectioner’s sugar 4TBSP butter softened 1/2TSP vanilla extract 1/4TSP salt 1CUP rice krispies 22 Hershey’s almond chocolate bar (Halloween size) 1TSP vegetable oil Take the first 5 ingredients and mix together well. Once mixed, mix in the rice krispies in. Make balls with the dough. I like to throw outside for a few minutes to harden them up. But you can put them on fridge or freezer til chocolate is ready. I find they work best in the chocolate when cold.I made a double broiler for the chocolate and oil. I use a fork to turn the balls in the chocolate and to take them out. Lay out separate on non stick sheet. Let chocolate harden. These never last, I always make double batch.Were working with chocolate today
1/2CUP semisweet chocolate chips 1/2CUP butterscotch chips 1CUP chow mein noodles 1/2CUP salted peanutsMix the chowmein, marshmallows, & peanuts in bowl. Over double broiler. Melt chocolate and butterscotch chips.Once melted mix chocolate mixture over chowmein.Drop by Tablespoons onto a non stick sheet.Wait til chocolate hardens, then dig inWorking with lots of chocolate today!