Chocolate sponge cake recipe with custard - a delicious chocolate cake cooked in a slow cooker!
Ingredients
Directions
Beat eggs with sugar.
Add butter and milk. Mix well until smooth, then add flour, baking soda, baking powder and cocoa powder.
At the end, add a glass of boiling water (straight from the stove) and mix. The biscuit dough is very runny, but don't worry, it should be.
Immediately pour into a multicooker saucepan and put on baking for 60 minutes. Then let stand in a closed multi for 20 minutes and only then remove from the saucepan.
I bake such a chocolate biscuit often, as it has taken root well in our house. For a small slow cooker, it is better to immediately reduce all the ingredients by half, but leave 2 eggs at the same time.
Custard for biscuits.
My cream made from milk, sugar and starch turned out to be a little watery. You could either put a little more starch, or boil a little more.
Custard is tastier on the yolks. Grind yolks, sugar and starch (or flour) and add hot milk. In a water bath or over very low heat, boil everything to the desired consistency. Whisk the butter into the slightly cooled cream. Delicious even just with a cookie!
Biscuit "Chocolate on boiling water" with custard
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Chocolate sponge cake recipe with custard - a delicious chocolate cake cooked in a slow cooker!
Ingredients
Directions
Beat eggs with sugar.
Add butter and milk. Mix well until smooth, then add flour, baking soda, baking powder and cocoa powder.
At the end, add a glass of boiling water (straight from the stove) and mix. The biscuit dough is very runny, but don't worry, it should be.
Immediately pour into a multicooker saucepan and put on baking for 60 minutes. Then let stand in a closed multi for 20 minutes and only then remove from the saucepan.
I bake such a chocolate biscuit often, as it has taken root well in our house. For a small slow cooker, it is better to immediately reduce all the ingredients by half, but leave 2 eggs at the same time.
Custard for biscuits.
My cream made from milk, sugar and starch turned out to be a little watery. You could either put a little more starch, or boil a little more.
Custard is tastier on the yolks. Grind yolks, sugar and starch (or flour) and add hot milk. In a water bath or over very low heat, boil everything to the desired consistency. Whisk the butter into the slightly cooled cream. Delicious even just with a cookie!