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Chocolate Marble Cake

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Chocolate Marble Cake

Deliciously rich, yet light and soft, this classic marble cake is an easy yet special chocolate cake for your Easter table. Made with our fairly traded cacao powder and coconut sugar, it's finished with a smooth cacao sauce drizzle to drool over.  

Chocolate Marble Cake

Category

dessert

Deliciously rich, yet light and soft, this classic marble cake is an easy yet special chocolate cake for your Easter table. Made with our fairly traded cacao powder and coconut sugar, it's finished with a smooth cacao sauce drizzle to drool over.

Chocolate Marble Cake

Ingredients

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    • 1 1/2 cups self raising flour (can sub in gluten free flour)

    • 1 cup Power Super Foods Coconut Sugar

    • 6 eggs or egg replacer

    • 25g butter or vegan butter

    • 1/2 cup potato starch

    • 1 tablespoon pure vanilla essence

    • 3 tablespoons Power Super Foods Cacao Gold Powder

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    • 3 tablespoons of milk of choice

    • 3 tablespoons of Power Super Foods Coconut Sugar

    • 3 tablespoons Power Super Foods Cacao Powder

    • 50g butter of choice

    Directions

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      1. Melt the butter and allow it to cool

      2. Combine flour with potato starch

      3. Grind the Coconut Sugar until a fine powder to assist with the cake’s texture

      4. Beat the egg whites with Coconut Sugar until stiff and glossy

      5. Add remaining egg yolks and mix

      6. Add vanilla essence

      7. Gradually whisk in flour with potato starch

      8. Add cooled butter and mix in

      9. Pour half of the batter into baking form and mix 2 tbsp of Cacao Gold Powder with remaining cake batter

      10. Pour cacao batter on top of the vanilla cake batter

      11. Bake at 160C for 45 min or until golden or a skewer comes out clean

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      1. Melt sauce ingredients together on low heat

      2. Continually stir until chocolate becomes a thick pouring consistency