1 Pan Fudge Cake
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| Category: | Cakes |
| Serves: | about 12-16 |
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Ingredients
| 1 pan fudge cake 1 1/2 cups sugar 1/2 cup cocoa powder 1 1/2 tsp baking soda 2 cups flour 3/4 tsp. salt 1 1/2 vanilla extract 3/4 cup vegetable oil 1 1/2 cups water 1 1/2 tsp vinegar 1 tsp black cocoa powder |
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Directions
preheat oven 350
parchment lined pan to remove cake easily
9x13 pan
SIFT ALL DRY INGREDIENTS
ADD all liquids stir until blended
bake at 350 for 25 minutes or until a tooth pick inserted comes out clean.... do not over bake
super easy EXCELLENT CAKE !!! With or with OUT frosting!!!Note : if you do not have black cocoa powder you can you regular... or Omit the extra which ever you like. everything can be mixed right in the baking pan this cake turned out fantastic every time I have made it ..I have never had to throw this cake away ! and it is fantastic with a scoop of vanilla ice cream while still warm!!!
Comments
6 comments
Bonnie Adams
Bonnie2005254
Oct 5, 2011
I got this recipe from my Aunt long ago.It is a wonderful cake.But I mix mine in a bowl first so I get it mixed up good.Mine didn't call for the black cocoa though.This is the only Chocolate Cake that my daughter will eat also...A cake well worth making and so simple to fix..Thank you for sharing this....
Janice Paynedyer
payjani
Oct 5, 2011
I think we would are be pretty hard pressed to find a brand new never heard of before recipe its pretty much all been done before in one form or another. I get very excited when I hear of something "BRAND NEW" , but then, It starts to sound very much like something else or a hybrid. :)
Janice Paynedyer
payjani
Oct 5, 2011
SApa all it is:
Black onyx dutch cocoa powder has been alkalized to the extreme, producing a dark, purplish black cocoa that when used in baking makes for an impressive black-as-coal colored product. Because black onyx cocoa has less fat, it does tend to create a drier product. We suggest using a 50/50 mixture of black onyx and dutch to add more fat. If you do want to use 100% black onyx, then be sure to increase the fat in the recipe. This will also alleviate the dryness issue.
Black onyx dutch cocoa powder has been alkalized to the extreme, producing a dark, purplish black cocoa that when used in baking makes for an impressive black-as-coal colored product. Because black onyx cocoa has less fat, it does tend to create a drier product. We suggest using a 50/50 mixture of black onyx and dutch to add more fat. If you do want to use 100% black onyx, then be sure to increase the fat in the recipe. This will also alleviate the dryness issue.

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