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    • FunzF Offline
      Funz
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      Steamed Choc Fudge Cake


      http://i1131.photobucket.com/albums/m560/cylsfun/8b480658.jpg\">http://i1131.photobucket.com/albums/m560/cylsfun/248c1938.jpg\">

      Always wondered how those cake shop get the fudge on so nice and smooth and even.

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      • L Offline
        L-earner
        last edited by

        Funz:
        Steamed Choc Fudge Cake


        http://i1131.photobucket.com/albums/m560/cylsfun/8b480658.jpg\">http://i1131.photobucket.com/albums/m560/cylsfun/248c1938.jpg\">

        Always wondered how those cake shop get the fudge on so nice and smooth and even.
        :salute: wow!!! :drool: :drool: :drool: !!! Funz, v nice leh, so soft n fluffy ... Recipe please!!! :please:

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        • FunzF Offline
          Funz
          last edited by

          Here you go


          Steamed Chocolate Cake
          180 g butter
          200 g caster sugar (reduced to 180g)
          200 g full cream evaporated milk
          2 eggs, slightly beaten with fork
          100 g plain flour
          50 g cocoa powder
          1/2 tsp baking powder
          1/2 tsp baking soda
          1/2 tsp vanilla extract or 1 tsp vanilla essense
          2 tbsp of rum (optional)

          Method
          1.\tCombine sugar, evaporated milk, vanilla essence and butter in a saucepan. Stir over low heat until sugar is dissolved and butter has melted. Remove from heat.
          2.\tAdd the beaten eggs into the slightly cooled mixture and stir till well mixed.
          3.\tSift the flour, cocoa powder, baking powder and baking soda into a large mixing bowl. Add the eggs mixture over the flour and stir till smooth. (Batter should be runny).
          4.\tHeat up the steamer. Line and grease a 7\" baking pan. Pour the batter into prepared pan and place into the steamer. Cover the top of the pan loosely with a piece of aluminum foil.
          5.\tSteam over medium heat for 45 minutes. Check for doneness by inserting a skewer into the cake. If it comes out clean, it’s done. If not, steam for a further 5 minutes.
          6.\tCool the cake in pan before turning out for frosting.

          CHOCOLATE FUDGE

          Ingredients
          •\t35g cocoa powder, sifted
          •\t50gm corn flour, sifted
          •\t1 cup evaporated milk
          •\t2 egg yolks
          •\t175ml water
          •\t120g sugar (reduced to 100g)
          •\t1 tsp vanilla extract
          •\t50g unsalted butter
          Method
          1.\tMix all ingredients well (except the butter. stir over double boiler at low heat till thickened. (takes abt 10mins to thicken)
          2.\tAdd butter, turn off fire and stir till the butter melts.
          3.\tSpread the warm fudge over the cake to coat evenly.
          4.\tChill the cake in the fridge before serving.

          I ended up with a fair bit of left over fudge. Think this recipe yields enough fudge for up to 2 7\" cakes if you basically slap on the fudge like I did. But if you are into piping and decorating, then maybe not enough for 2.

          I steamed the cake for 1 hr to make sure that it is fully cooked. Afterall no worries of the cake turning dry or getting burnt since it is steamed.

          When serving, it is better to let it rest at room temp for about 10-15 mins before eating else it is a bit dense instead of soft and moist.

          Have fun.

          My staff say I can give Lana a run for their money oredi. Haha. Think they just want free cakes.

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          • M Offline
            micollh
            last edited by

            Funz:
            Here you go


            Steamed Chocolate Cake
            180 g butter
            200 g caster sugar (reduced to 180g)
            200 g full cream evaporated milk
            2 eggs, slightly beaten with fork
            100 g plain flour
            50 g cocoa powder
            1/2 tsp baking powder
            1/2 tsp baking soda
            1/2 tsp vanilla extract or 1 tsp vanilla essense
            2 tbsp of rum (optional)

            Method
            1.\tCombine sugar, evaporated milk, vanilla essence and butter in a saucepan. Stir over low heat until sugar is dissolved and butter has melted. Remove from heat.
            2.\tAdd the beaten eggs into the slightly cooled mixture and stir till well mixed.
            3.\tSift the flour, cocoa powder, baking powder and baking soda into a large mixing bowl. Add the eggs mixture over the flour and stir till smooth. (Batter should be runny).
            4.\tHeat up the steamer. Line and grease a 7\" baking pan. Pour the batter into prepared pan and place into the steamer. Cover the top of the pan loosely with a piece of aluminum foil.
            5.\tSteam over medium heat for 45 minutes. Check for doneness by inserting a skewer into the cake. If it comes out clean, it’s done. If not, steam for a further 5 minutes.
            6.\tCool the cake in pan before turning out for frosting.

            CHOCOLATE FUDGE

            Ingredients
            •\t35g cocoa powder, sifted
            •\t50gm corn flour, sifted
            •\t1 cup evaporated milk
            •\t2 egg yolks
            •\t175ml water
            •\t120g sugar (reduced to 100g)
            •\t1 tsp vanilla extract
            •\t50g unsalted butter
            Method
            1.\tMix all ingredients well (except the butter. stir over double boiler at low heat till thickened. (takes abt 10mins to thicken)
            2.\tAdd butter, turn off fire and stir till the butter melts.
            3.\tSpread the warm fudge over the cake to coat evenly.
            4.\tChill the cake in the fridge before serving.

            I ended up with a fair bit of left over fudge. Think this recipe yields enough fudge for up to 2 7\" cakes if you basically slap on the fudge like I did. But if you are into piping and decorating, then maybe not enough for 2.

            I steamed the cake for 1 hr to make sure that it is fully cooked. Afterall no worries of the cake turning dry or getting burnt since it is steamed.

            When serving, it is better to let it rest at room temp for about 10-15 mins before eating else it is a bit dense instead of soft and moist.

            Have fun.

            My staff say I can give Lana a run for their money oredi. Haha. Think they just want free cakes.
            funz, i think i tried this recipe before and it was just sosos fantastic .. r u the mummy in SMH ? cos there is one mummy shared her recipe on her blog and i tried it and i love it till now..

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            • FunzF Offline
              Funz
              last edited by

              LKVM, I have not tried baking with this recipe so dunno if it will be the same. But if you want to try, I suggest going with 160 deg and bake it longer then the 45mins and cover the tin with foil once the cake is set so that the top will not get too crusty or burnt.


              Micollh, no idea what is SMH and I don't have a blog so I guess I am not the person that you are referring to. 😉

              I cannot remember where I got this recipe from. I have a few steamed choc cake recipe but decided to try this as the recipe combi looks like one that will yield a rich and moist cake. The original recipe actually coupled the cake with a chocolate glaze that uses condense milk. Since I don't like condense milk I dug out a fudge recipe for the cake instead.

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              • A Offline
                autumnbronze
                last edited by

                Funz:
                Steamed Choc Fudge Cake


                http://i1131.photobucket.com/albums/m560/cylsfun/8b480658.jpg\">http://i1131.photobucket.com/albums/m560/cylsfun/248c1938.jpg\">

                Always wondered how those cake shop get the fudge on so nice and smooth and even.
                OMG !!!! :drool: :drool: :drool: :drool:

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                • L Offline
                  L-earner
                  last edited by

                  Funz:
                  Here you go


                  Steamed Chocolate Cake
                  180 g butter
                  200 g caster sugar (reduced to 180g)
                  200 g full cream evaporated milk
                  2 eggs, slightly beaten with fork
                  100 g plain flour
                  50 g cocoa powder
                  1/2 tsp baking powder
                  1/2 tsp baking soda
                  1/2 tsp vanilla extract or 1 tsp vanilla essense
                  2 tbsp of rum (optional)

                  Method
                  1.\tCombine sugar, evaporated milk, vanilla essence and butter in a saucepan. Stir over low heat until sugar is dissolved and butter has melted. Remove from heat.
                  2.\tAdd the beaten eggs into the slightly cooled mixture and stir till well mixed.
                  3.\tSift the flour, cocoa powder, baking powder and baking soda into a large mixing bowl. Add the eggs mixture over the flour and stir till smooth. (Batter should be runny).
                  4.\tHeat up the steamer. Line and grease a 7\" baking pan. Pour the batter into prepared pan and place into the steamer. Cover the top of the pan loosely with a piece of aluminum foil.
                  5.\tSteam over medium heat for 45 minutes. Check for doneness by inserting a skewer into the cake. If it comes out clean, it’s done. If not, steam for a further 5 minutes.
                  6.\tCool the cake in pan before turning out for frosting.

                  CHOCOLATE FUDGE

                  Ingredients
                  •\t35g cocoa powder, sifted
                  •\t50gm corn flour, sifted
                  •\t1 cup evaporated milk
                  •\t2 egg yolks
                  •\t175ml water
                  •\t120g sugar (reduced to 100g)
                  •\t1 tsp vanilla extract
                  •\t50g unsalted butter
                  Method
                  1.\tMix all ingredients well (except the butter. stir over double boiler at low heat till thickened. (takes abt 10mins to thicken)
                  2.\tAdd butter, turn off fire and stir till the butter melts.
                  3.\tSpread the warm fudge over the cake to coat evenly.
                  4.\tChill the cake in the fridge before serving.

                  I ended up with a fair bit of left over fudge. Think this recipe yields enough fudge for up to 2 7\" cakes if you basically slap on the fudge like I did. But if you are into piping and decorating, then maybe not enough for 2.

                  I steamed the cake for 1 hr to make sure that it is fully cooked. Afterall no worries of the cake turning dry or getting burnt since it is steamed.

                  When serving, it is better to let it rest at room temp for about 10-15 mins before eating else it is a bit dense instead of soft and moist.

                  Have fun.

                  My staff say I can give Lana a run for their money oredi. Haha. Think they just want free cakes.
                  Tks Funz, btw, what do u mean by 'when serving ... moist'? Must wait for cake to cool then spread choco fudge right?

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                  • FunzF Offline
                    Funz
                    last edited by

                    Well you need the cake to cool sufficiently to remove from the baking tin. But the fudge is best applied when it(fudge) is still warm. Doesn’t matter whether the cake is cool or warm. Thereafter, you need to chill it.


                    When you wanna eat it, let it rest at rm temp for awhile, else the cake is a bit dense/hard, like the sara lee pound cake straight out of the freezer.

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                    • L Offline
                      L-earner
                      last edited by

                      Funz:
                      Well you need the cake to cool sufficiently to remove from the baking tin. But the fudge is best applied when it(fudge) is still warm. Doesn't matter whether the cake is cool or warm. Thereafter, you need to chill it.


                      When you wanna eat it, let it rest at rm temp for awhile, else the cake is a bit dense/hard, like the sara lee pound cake straight out of the freezer.
                      Tks for th clarification Funz! I'll ur recipe this wkend, hopefully :xedfingers:

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                      • FunzF Offline
                        Funz
                        last edited by

                        Great! Let me know how it turns out. I think this recipe is a keeper.


                        My staff was just begging me for the recipe. She has to cook a variety of dishes for me in order to get the recipe from me. :evil: The rest of the staff are happy as they get to share in the scrumptious meal that she has agreed to prepare for us in exchange for the recipe.

                        If only she know to log into KSP :laugh: Not gonna tell her though.

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