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Ultimate “Blackout” Chocolate Cake

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    January is the month where many people try to cut back on sweets and live a bit healthier – after all the food that has been served and eaten around Christmas people basically start running to the gym to get rid of some extra pounds they put on. It’s a bit ironic that the “Chocolate Cake Day” is happening in January when everybody avoids sweets like the devil avoids holy water :P Well… the idea for this foodie holiday to celebrate chocolate cakes probably comes from a company that sells cocoa or chocolate… and I don’t mind. I would like every day of the year to be “Chocolate Cake Day”. This Ultimate “Blackout” Chocolate Cake is the perfect cake to celebrate this special occasion ;)

    Ultimate BlackOut Chocolate Cake | Bake to the roots
    Ultimate BlackOut Chocolate Cake | Bake to the roots

    I have made many sugar-free and sugar-reduced recipes here lately – this time I got quite the opposite for you. If you came here for the low-carb and sugar-free stuff, you have to pick another recipe today. This cake is bursting with chocolate and calories. If you are taking just a tiny slice it still should be fine though ;) Those who want to eat a bigger slice should consider running an extra round the next time they hit the gym :P

    If you want to replace some of the sugar with sugar replacements its fine – no problem here. I do that all the time… but you have to keep in mind that this cake is still some heavy “sh*t” – means packed with loads of calories ;) The cake is packed with chocolate – chocolate cake layers with chocolate pudding cream in between, a chocolate ganache frosting and chocolate glaze to finish the Ultimate “Blackout” Chocolate Cake. Sounds a lot?! It is! But it’s sooooo delicious!

    Ultimate BlackOut Chocolate Cake | Bake to the roots
    Ultimate BlackOut Chocolate Cake | Bake to the roots

    I already made several delicious chocolate cakes here, but this one here is taking the top spot! I started my “chocolate cake journey” with a basic chocolate cake – a good amount of chocolate, but there was room for improvement ;) My Triple Dark Chocolate Cake was the next step – packed with chocolate really delicious and a cake for more advanced chocolate lovers and maniacs… but still, nothing compared to the cake today. This one here is for the absolute chocolate lovers out there. Which one is your favorite? Would you bake this cake here? ;)

    Ultimate BlackOut Chocolate Cake | Bake to the roots
    Ultimate BlackOut Chocolate Cake | Bake to the roots

    If you want to enjoy a chocolate cake but don’t want to hit the gym for weeks after eating a slice, you should try this Keto Chocolate Cake – without any sugar or flour but loads of zucchini ;) Not the “real deal” some might think but still a very nice option.

    Keto Chocolate Cake (sugar-free & low-carb)

    INGREDIENTS / ZUTATEN

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    For the cake layers:
    4.2 oz. (120g) black cocoa powder
    8.5 oz. (240g) hot water
    10 oz. (280g) milk
    9 oz. (250g) butter, at room temperature
    14 oz. (400g) brown sugar (or 7 oz. sugar/erythritol combined)
    5 large eggs
    2 tsp. vanilla extract
    13.7 oz. (390g) all-purpose flour
    1 tbsp. instant espresso powder
    2 tsp. baking powder
    1 tsp. baking soda
    1/2 tsp. salt

    For the chocolate pudding filling:
    21 oz. (600g) milk
    4.2 oz. (120g) heavy cream
    8 oz. (230g) semi-sweet chocolate, finely chopped
    3.5 oz. (100g) sugar
    1.4 oz. (40g) cornstarch
    2 tsp. vanilla extract
    2 large egg yolks
    pinch of salt
    2 tbsp. butter

    For the ganache frosting:
    18 oz. (510g) semi-sweet chocolate, chopped
    15 oz. (420g) heavy cream

    For the chocolate glaze:
    4 oz. (120g) semi-sweet chocolate, chopped
    3.5 oz. (100g) heavy cream

    Für die Kuchenschichten:
    120g schwarzer Kakao
    240g heißes Wasser
    280g Milch
    250g weiche Butter
    400g brauner Zucker (oder eine Kombination aus je 200g Zucker/Erythrit)
    5 Eier (L)
    2 TL Vanille Extrakt
    390g Mehl (Type 550)
    1 EL Instant Espresso Pulver
    2 TL Backpulver
    1 TL Natron
    1/2 TL Salz

    Für die Pudding-Füllung:
    600g Milch
    120g Sahne
    230g Zartbitterschokolade, gehackt
    100g Zucker
    40g Speisestärke
    2 TL Vanille Extrakt
    2 Eigelb (L)
    Prise Salz
    2 EL Butter

    Für das Ganache-Frosting:
    510g Zartbitterschokolade, gehackt
    420g Sahne

    Für die Schokoladenglasur:
    120g Zartbitterschokolade, gehackt
    100g Sahne

    Ultimate BlackOut Chocolate Cake | Bake to the roots
    Ultimate BlackOut Chocolate Cake | Bake to the roots
    Ultimate BlackOut Chocolate Cake | Bake to the roots
    Ultimate BlackOut Chocolate Cake | Bake to the roots

    DIRECTIONS / ZUBEREITUNG

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    1. Preheat the oven to 350°F (180°C). Line two 8 inches (20cm) springform tins with baking parchment and grease lightly. Set aside.

    2. Add the black cocoa and hot water to a large bowl and mix until you get a thick paste. Add the milk and mix until well combined. Set aside.

    3. Add the butter and sugar (or sugar and erythritol) to a large bowl and mix on high speed until light and fluffy. Add the eggs one after another and mix well after each addition. Add the vanilla extract and mix in. Mix the flour with instant espresso powder, baking powder, baking soda, and salt and add alternating with the cocoa mixture to the bowl and mix until combined. Divide the batter evenly between the baking tins and bake for 45-55 minutes or until a toothpick inserted into the center of each cake comes out clean. Take out of the oven and let cool down completely on a wire rack. When the cakes are cool, remove from the tins and peel of the baking parchment.

    4. For the chocolate pudding filling take about 1/3 of the milk and add together with the sugar, cornstarch, vanilla extract, egg yolks, and salt to a small bowl and mix until the sugar and cornstarch are completely dissolved. Set aside. Add the remaining milk, heavy cream, and chopped chocolate to a large pot and heat up until the chocolate has melted. Bring to a boil while stirring constantly. As soon as you can see bubbles coming up add the cornstarch mixture – keep stirring until the pudding thickens and bubbles again. The consistency should be a very thick and creamy pudding. Add the butter and mix in. Remove from the heat and place a piece of plastic wrap right on top of the pudding to prevent the development of skin. Let cool down completely.

    5. For the chocolate ganache frosting chop the chocolate and add to a heatproof bowl. Add the heavy cream to a small pot and bring to a boil. Pour the hot cream over the chopped chocolate and let sit for 2-3 minutes, then stir until well combined and smooth. Let cool down to room temperature – the ganache should have thickens quite a bit. Whisk the cooled ganache with a handheld mixer or in your kitchen machine on high speed until light and fluffy for about 3-4 minutes. Fill 1/3 of the cream into a piping bag with a large round tip and keep the rest for later.

    6. To assemble the cake cut the two cake layers each into two evenly thick layers – if the cakes are domed too much, cut that part off first. Place a first cake layer on a serving plate. Pipe a ring of the chocolate ganache frosting on the outer edge of that cake layer – that will be the barrier for the chocolate pudding filling. Add about 1/3 of the chocolate pudding on top of the cake layer and smooth out – try to fill everything up to the ganache barrier. Place a cake layer on top and press down a bit. Repeat the procedure twice to get nice even layers of ganache, filling, and cake. Finish with the last cake layer. Spread a thin layer of ganache frosting over the cake to coat it completely. Smooth out the sides and top and place in the fridge for about 20 minutes, then coat with more ganache frosting – keep some for the decoration. Place the cake in the fridge for about 1 hour.

    7. For the chocolate glaze add the chopped chocolate and heavy cream in a microwave-safe bowl and eat up gently in the microwave until the chocolate has melted completely. You can do that also over a pot with simmering water. Let the well mixed and smooth glaze cool down a bit, then decorate the cake with it by pouring it over the cake and letting it drip over the edges. Let cool down and harden. To finish the cake fill the remaining ganache frosting into a piping bag with a star tip and pipe swirls on top of the cake.

    1. Den Ofen auf 180°C (350°F) vorheizen. Zwei 20cm (8 inches) Springformen mit Backpapier auslegen und leicht einfetten. Zur Seite stellen.

    2. Den schwarzen Kakao mit den heißen Wasser in einer Schüssel zu einer dicken Paste verrühren. Milch dazugeben und glatt rühren. Zur Seite stellen.

    3. Butter und Zucker (oder Zucker und Erythrit) in eine große Schüssel geben und auf höchster Stufe hell und luftig aufschlagen. Die Eier einzeln dazugeben und nach jeder Zugabe gut verrühren. Vanille Extrakt dazugeben und unterrühren. Das Mehl mit Espresso Pulver, Backpulver, Natron und Salz vermischen und dann abwechselnd mit der Kakaomilch zur Schüssel dazugeben und unterrühren. Den Teig auf die beiden Backformen aufteilen und dann für 45-55 Minuten backen – mit einem Holzspieß testen ob noch Teig kleben bleibt und erst herausholen, wenn dieser sauber herauskommt. Aus dem Ofen holen und auf einem Kuchengitter komplett abkühlen lassen. Sobald die Kuchen kalt sind vorsichtig aus der Form lösen und das Backpapier abziehen.

    4. Für die Pudding-Füllung etwa 1/3 der Milch in einer kleinen Schüssel mit Zucker, Stärke, Vanille Extrakt, Eigelben und Salz verrühren, bis sich Zucker und Stärke komplett aufgelöst haben. Die restliche Milch mit Sahne und gehackter Schokolade in einen großen Topf geben und erhitzen um die Schokolade zu schmelzen. Sobald die Mischung anfängt zu kochen, die Stärkemischung unter ständigem Rühren dazugeben. Erneut aufkochen lassen, bis der Pudding stark andickt und Blasen wirft. Die Butter dazugeben und unterrühren, dann vom Herd ziehen, sofort ein Stück Klarsichtfolie auflegen, damit sich keine Haut bildet und dann komplett abkühlen lassen.

    5. Für das Ganache-Frosting die Schokolade hacken und in eine hitzebeständige Schüssel geben. Die Sahne in einen kleinen Topf geben und zum Kochen bringen. Sobald die Sahne anfängt zu kochen, über die gehackte Schokolade gießen und dann für etwa 2-3 Minuten stehen lassen. Die Mischung glatt rühren und dann auf Zimmertemperatur abkühlen lassen. Die Ganache sollte noch nicht ganz fest geworden sein – mit einem Handmixer oder der Küchenmaschine für etwa 3-4 Minuten auf höchster Stufe aufschlagen, bis eine helle und luftige Creme entstanden ist. Etwa 1/3 der Creme in einen Spritzbeutel mit einer großen runden Tülle füllen – den Rest zur Seite stellen.

    6. Für den Zusammenbau der Torte die Kuchen längs halbieren und in je zwei gleich dicke Kuchenschichten schneiden. Sollten die Kuchen in der Mitte arg aufgegangen sein, erst etwas begradigen. Eine erste Kuchenschicht auf eine Servierplatte legen und dann mit dem Ganache-Frosting entlang des Kuchenrandes einen Ring aus Frosting aufspritzen – dieser Ring dient als Barriere für die Füllung. Etwa 1/3 der Pudding-Füllung auf der Kuchenschicht verteilen und dabei bis zur Ganache-Barriere verstreichen. Eine weitere Kuchenschicht auflegen, etwas festdrücken und dann die Prozedur zwei mal wiederholen – mit der letzten Kuchenschicht abschließen. Die Torte mit etwas Ganache-Frosting dünn einstreichen (Crumb Coat) und für etwa 20 Minuten in den Kühlschrank stellen, dann mit einer zweiten Schicht Frosting einstreichen und alles glatt streichen. Für die Dekoration noch etwas Frosting zurückbehalten. Die Torte für etwa 1 Stunde in den Kühlschrank stellen.

    7. Für die Schokoladenglasur die gehackte Schokolade und Sahne in eine mikrowellensichere Schüssel geben und dann in der Mikrowelle vorsichtig erhitzen und die Schokolade damit schmelzen. Man kann das übrigens auch über einem Topf mit köchelndem Wasser tun. Die Masse glatt rühren und dann ein wenig abkühlen lassen. Die Glasur auf die Torte geben und über die Ränder hinweg an den Seiten der Torte herunterlaufen lassen. Etwas abkühlen/fest werden lassen. Das restliche Ganache-Frosting in einen Spritzbeutel mit Sterntülle füllen und die Torte dann damit dekorieren.

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    Ultimate BlackOut Chocolate Cake | Bake to the roots

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    • Prep Time: 1h
    • Cook Time: 55m
    • Total Time: 3h
    • Yield: 1 1x
    • Category: Cake
    • Cuisine: American
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    If you want the ultimate chocolate experience, you should give this “little” beauty a chance: The Ultimate “Blackout” Chocolate Cake. So good!


    Ingredients

    For the cake layers:
    4.2 oz. (120g) black cocoa powder
    8.5 oz. (240g) hot water
    10 oz. (280g) milk
    9 oz. (250g) butter, at room temperature
    14 oz. (400g) brown sugar (or 7 oz. sugar/erythritol combined)
    5 large eggs
    2 tsp. vanilla extract
    13.7 oz. (390g) all-purpose flour
    1 tbsp. instant espresso powder
    2 tsp. baking powder
    1 tsp. baking soda
    1/2 tsp. salt
    For the chocolate pudding filling:
    21 oz. (600g) milk
    4.2 oz. (120g) heavy cream
    8 oz. (230g) semi-sweet chocolate, finely chopped
    3.5 oz. (100g) sugar
    1.4 oz. (40g) cornstarch
    2 tsp. vanilla extract
    2 large egg yolks
    pinch of salt
    2 tbsp. butter
    For the ganache frosting:
    18 oz. (510g) semi-sweet chocolate, chopped
    15 oz. (420g) heavy cream
    For the chocolate glaze:
    4 oz. (120g) semi-sweet chocolate, chopped
    3.5 oz. (100g) heavy cream


    Instructions

    1. Preheat the oven to 350°F (180°C). Line two 8 inches (20cm) springform tins with baking parchment and grease lightly. Set aside. 
     
    2. Add the black cocoa and hot water to a large bowl and mix until you get a thick paste. Add the milk and mix until well combined. Set aside.
     
    3. Add the butter and sugar (or sugar and erythritol) to a large bowl and mix on high speed until light and fluffy. Add the eggs one after another and mix well after each addition. Add the vanilla extract and mix in. Mix the flour with instant espresso powder, baking powder, baking soda, and salt and add alternating with the cocoa mixture to the bowl and mix until combined. Divide the batter evenly between the baking tins and bake for 45-55 minutes or until a toothpick inserted into the center of each cake comes out clean. Take out of the oven and let cool down completely on a wire rack. When the cakes are cool, remove from the tins and peel of the baking parchment.
     
    4. For the chocolate pudding filling take about 1/3 of the milk and add together with the sugar, cornstarch, vanilla extract, egg yolks, and salt to a small bowl and mix until the sugar and cornstarch are completely dissolved. Set aside. Add the remaining milk, heavy cream, and chopped chocolate to a large pot and heat up until the chocolate has melted. Bring to a boil while stirring constantly. As soon as you can see bubbles coming up add the cornstarch mixture – keep stirring until the pudding thickens and bubbles again. The consistency should be a very thick and creamy pudding. Add the butter and mix in. Remove from the heat and place a piece of plastic wrap right on top of the pudding to prevent the development of skin. Let cool down completely.
     
    5. For the chocolate ganache frosting chop the chocolate and add to a heatproof bowl. Add the heavy cream to a small pot and bring to a boil. Pour the hot cream over the chopped chocolate and let sit for 2-3 minutes, then stir until well combined and smooth. Let cool down to room temperature – the ganache should have thickens quite a bit. Whisk the cooled ganache with a handheld mixer or in your kitchen machine on high speed until light and fluffy for about 3-4 minutes. Fill 1/3 of the cream into a piping bag with a large round tip and keep the rest for later.
     
    6. To assemble the cake cut the two cake layers each into two evenly thick layers – if the cakes are domed too much, cut that part off first. Place a first cake layer on a serving plate. Pipe a ring of the chocolate ganache frosting on the outer edge of that cake layer – that will be the barrier for the chocolate pudding filling. Add about 1/3 of the chocolate pudding on top of the cake layer and smooth out – try to fill everything up to the ganache barrier. Place a cake layer on top and press down a bit. Repeat the procedure twice to get nice even layers of ganache, filling, and cake. Finish with the last cake layer. Spread a thin layer of ganache frosting over the cake to coat it completely. Smooth out the sides and top and place in the fridge for about 20 minutes, then coat with more ganache frosting – keep some for the decoration. Place the cake in the fridge for about 1 hour.
     
    7. For the chocolate glaze add the chopped chocolate and heavy cream in a microwave-safe bowl and eat up gently in the microwave until the chocolate has melted completely. You can do that also over a pot with simmering water. Let the well mixed and smooth glaze cool down a bit, then decorate the cake with it by pouring it over the cake and letting it drip over the edges. Let cool down and harden. To finish the cake fill the remaining ganache frosting into a piping bag with a star tip and pipe swirls on top of the cake.

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