Super Moist Steamed Chocolate Cake Champion NO Mixer NO Oven

Best ever!! Must try. This cake is super moist, soft, and melts in your mouth. It's very chocolatey, with just the right sweetness, paired with a delicious chocolate sauce. Serve with tart strawberries or cherries for an extra kick. No need for a mixer, just stir, steam, and most importantly, it's very economical. Only one egg, yet it's as soft as those cakes that use dozens of eggs and require a mixer that tires your hands. This one just needs 5 minutes of stirring, steam, and voila! Honestly, I hate making cakes that use dozens of eggs. Imagine the waste. Of course, it's delicious because it's extravagant. This recipe is foolproof, even for first-time cake makers. Remember not to steam for too long, no matter how moist a recipe is, if you overbake or oversteam, it will dry out. And a tip: the thinner the cake, the faster it cooks. I give this cake a 10 out of 10. Let's get to the recipe! Adapted from Ms. Tintin at cookingcrave.tm with a few modifications to suit my taste.
Super Moist Steamed Chocolate Cake Champion NO Mixer NO Oven
Best ever!! Must try. This cake is super moist, soft, and melts in your mouth. It's very chocolatey, with just the right sweetness, paired with a delicious chocolate sauce. Serve with tart strawberries or cherries for an extra kick. No need for a mixer, just stir, steam, and most importantly, it's very economical. Only one egg, yet it's as soft as those cakes that use dozens of eggs and require a mixer that tires your hands. This one just needs 5 minutes of stirring, steam, and voila! Honestly, I hate making cakes that use dozens of eggs. Imagine the waste. Of course, it's delicious because it's extravagant. This recipe is foolproof, even for first-time cake makers. Remember not to steam for too long, no matter how moist a recipe is, if you overbake or oversteam, it will dry out. And a tip: the thinner the cake, the faster it cooks. I give this cake a 10 out of 10. Let's get to the recipe! Adapted from Ms. Tintin at cookingcrave.tm with a few modifications to suit my taste.
Steps
- 1
Heat the milk, butter, and sugar until the sugar dissolves (use low heat and do it quickly). Do not let it boil. If it boils, the protein will separate, and the cake can become dry.
- 2
Lightly beat the egg and vanilla essence, pour into the warm milk mixture, then mix well with a whisk.
- 3
Add to the flour mixture (flour, cocoa, baking powder) that has been sifted, mix well with a whisk. Steam over medium heat for 20-25 minutes. I used a 7-inch round pan.
- 4
I just greased the pan with butter.
- 5
Sauce: heat everything, finally add the cornstarch solution to thicken.
- 6
After cooling, turn the pan over, the cake will release itself. Wait until it reaches room temperature, pour the sauce over, and it's ready to enjoy. Hmmmm. Super chocolatey and melts in your mouth, with just the right sweetness, paired with the sweet sauce and tart strawberries.
- 7
Super moist, super chocolatey, super delicious.
- 8
This is a photo of my cherry brandy. For those who are Muslim, just skip it. I mean, skip the brandy. It can still be a delicious sauce.
- 9
Crunchy.
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