Macrobiotic Marbled Cocoa Pound Cake

Name: Macrobiotic Marbled Cocoa Pound Cake
Yield: 8 servings
Cuisine: American
Ingredients: 180 grams A) Cake flour (or rice cake flour); 80 grams A) Raw cane sugar; 20 grams A) Almond flour; 10 grams A) Baking powder (aluminium-free); 15 grams Van Houten Pure Cocoa Powder; 200 ml Additive-free, unsweetened soy milk; 30 grams Grapeseed oil

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I made a marbled pound cake for Valentine's Day that uses cocoa powder instead of chocolate.

When baking, use a timer to let you know when 8 minutes has passed so that you don't overbake it.
I served this cake with "Meiraku"'s soy milk whipped cream. Recipe by Usapanda recipe

I made a marbled pound cake for Valentine's Day that uses cocoa powder instead of chocolate.

When baking, use a timer to let you know when 8 minutes has passed so that you don't overbake it.
I served this cake with "Meiraku"'s soy milk whipped cream. Recipe by Usapanda recipe

cookpad.japan @cookpad_jp

I made a marbled pound cake for Valentine's Day that uses cocoa powder instead of chocolate.

When baking, use a timer to let you know when 8 minutes has passed so that you don't overbake it.
I served this cake with "Meiraku"'s soy milk whipped cream. Recipe by Usapanda recipe

I made a marbled pound cake for Valentine's Day that uses cocoa powder instead of chocolate.

When baking, use a timer to let you know when 8 minutes has passed so that you don't overbake it.
I served this cake with "Meiraku"'s soy milk whipped cream. Recipe by Usapanda recipe

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Ingredients

8 servings

180 gramsA) Cake flour (or rice cake flour)
80 gramsA) Raw cane sugar
20 gramsA) Almond flour
10 gramsA) Baking powder (aluminium-free)
15 gramsVan Houten Pure Cocoa Powder
200 mlAdditive-free, unsweetened soy milk
30 gramsGrapeseed oil

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Steps

1

Set aside about 15 ml of soy milk and add the rest to a bowl with the grapeseed oil and mix together.
2

Sift the "A" ingredients into the soy milk in 3-4 batches whilst stirring. Add the raw cane sugar (small lumps and all) and stir it in.
3

In a separate bowl, sift in the cocoa powder and add 1/4 of the mixture from Step 2 along with the rest of the soy milk. Mix well.
4

Fold the cocoa mixture into the mixture from Step 2 without thoroughly mixing. It should look like the batter in the photo.
5

Grease a pound cake tin with a little oil and line with parchment paper. Pour the batter into the cake tin.
6

Bake for 35 minutes in an oven preheated to 180°C. About 8 minutes into baking, remove the cake from the oven and make a cut down the middle with a knife.
7

Insert a skewer into the center of the cake and if it comes out clean, it's finished baking. If there is raw batter stuck to the skewer, then cover the cake in foil and bake for a few more minutes.
8

After baking, remove the cake from the tin immediately and leave to cool on a cake rack (or a regular wire rack). For best results, place a gauze cloth over the top while it's cooling.