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choclate cake #healthy cholate caje reciepe#very tasty
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All right, let's begin by mixing all the
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dry ingredients together. Pour the sugar
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straight into the bowl, but it's best to
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sift the rest. Next, add the flour. I go
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with regular
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allpurpose. 1 and 3/4 cups should do the
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trick. Then, toss in 1 cup of
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unsweetened natural cocoa, a heaping
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teaspoon of baking soda, and another
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heaping teaspoon of baking powder. And
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lastly, don't forget the salt. I just
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add 1/3 teaspoon.
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[Music]
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What I love about this recipe is how
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quick and simple it is. Just mix the
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batter, bake, add the cream, and it's
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ready to
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enjoy. After everything is mixed well,
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make a small well in the center. It's a
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simple trick to help the dry and liquid
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ingredients come together nicely in one
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bowl. Now, crack in two eggs. Room
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temperature works best as they blend
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more easily and improve the
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texture. Next, pour in half a cup of
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vegetable
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oil. Then add 1 cup of milk. Like the
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eggs, room temperature is ideal. But if
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the milk is cold and you're in a hurry,
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don't worry. Just give it a good
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stir. Start mixing from the center of
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the bowl, gradually working your way
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outwards. This way, the wet ingredients
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will combine thoroughly with the dry
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ones.
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Oops, I forgot to film adding the
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vanilla extract. Now is the perfect time
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to add a
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splash. Keep mixing until the batter is
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smooth and free of
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lumps. This is exactly how it should
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look. All right, let's take a little
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break from the batter and brew some
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flavored coffee. Simply pour boiling
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water over a teaspoon of coffee, but
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don't drink it. We'll need it for the
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recipe.
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I'll admit though, I couldn't resist
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sneaking an extra cup for myself behind
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the
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scenes. While the coffee is brewing,
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let's go ahead and grease the baking
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molds really well. Make sure you cover
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all the nooks and crannies so nothing
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sticks when we
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bake. Also, don't forget to line the
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bottom of the molds with parchment
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paper. Otherwise, your cakes might
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decide to settle in and never leave.
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All right, now let's get back to the
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batter and slowly pour the coffee in.
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Adding it little by little makes it
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easier to blend everything together,
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giving you a smooth and even
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batter. Even if the batter looks more
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like a milkshake, pour in every last
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drop of coffee. It's exactly how it
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should
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be. The batter might seem runny, but
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trust me, the cake will turn out
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perfect.
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Finally, pour the batter into the
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prepared molds, making sure to divide it
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evenly. And that's it, ready to
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bake. If you
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