Brownie Pudding Cake (Microwave)
- Ready In:
- 30mins
- Ingredients:
- 12
- Yields:
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1 Cake
ingredients
- 1 cup flour
- 2⁄3 cup sugar
- 1⁄2 cup cocoa, sifted
- 2 1⁄4 teaspoons baking powder
- 1⁄4 teaspoon salt
- 1⁄2 cup milk
- 1⁄2 cup walnuts, finely chopped
- 1 tablespoon vanilla extract
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TOPPING
- 2⁄3 cup brown sugar
- 1⁄4 cup cocoa
- 2 teaspoons instant coffee powder (optional)
- 1 cup hot water
directions
- Put flour, sugar, cocoa, bp and salt in 2-quart high, straight-sided round microwave-safe casserole.
- Complete 12-15 strokes with whisk.
- Add remaining ingredients.
- Spread evenly in bowl.
- Topping: sprinkle topping ingredients over batter, pour on water.
- Cover casserole with paper towel and set on inverted pie pan.
- Microwave on medium 50% power for 8 minutes.
- Without removing towel, microwave on high 1 1/2 to 5 minutes more until surface looks dry.
- Remove towel and let pudding stand 10 minutes.
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Reviews
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Yes! Yes! I have made a microwave cake before but not nearly this good. I veganized it by simply using almond milk for regular, and turbinado sugar for all the sugar. (It is the perfect brown sugar sub.) I added two tablespoons of oil, just 'cause. I also poured 2/3 cup almond milk over the topping before adding the water. The first time I made it It did not have enough sauce for me. But one way or the other it was so good. Not just a quick fix for a chocolate craving. It was good CAKE!
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Congrats, Tina Klein , on a delicious and completely idiotproof recipe. I started terribly - I was just about to put the topping on when I tasted the batter, realized it as awful and THEN remembered I hadn't put the sugar in, so I mixed that into the batter instead of the dry ingredients. I used brown instead of white sugar, skim milk and instead of 1 tbsp vanilla ( it ran out ) I used 1 tsp vanilla and 2 tsp strawb, none of which made a difference. I omitted the walnuts and coffee. Out of idle curiosity and contrariness to cookiemaker I sprinkled sugar THEN cocoa. That worked fine. I microwaved it halfway through the 8 minutes WITHOUt the towel - forgot,oops. The towel also dropped into the batter after I'd finished microwaving, I'd recommend using a plate or something instead. I microwaved it for the full 5 minutes, but it was still a bit liquid around the edges. It might have been liquid on top too, but the towel that stuck to the top ripped it off. It also overflowed - when choosing your container expect it to almost triple. I covered it in tinfoiil after the 10 minutes and at ate it the next day with some white chocolate drizzled on top ( 30g, break into small pieces, microwave for 10 minutes. Stir every 2 minutes and add 2 tsp milk halfway through). WOW. It was great !! It was self-saucing,which I liked, and perfectly rich and fluffy. THANK YOU! <3, the NOOBchef.
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Oh Thank You soooooooooo much! I had a terrible craving for borwnies but didn't want to heat up the stove, and wait, wait.... Of course, it's not the best ever, but hey, I made it in less than 10 minutes in the microwave!! I also cut the recipe in half, omitted coffe and nuts... and I'm thinking about all kinds of ways to make this not so bad for you. Skim milk, sugar sub. There's no oil or butter anyway. Great quick fix. Thanks!
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Congrats, Tina Klein , on a delicious and completely idiotproof recipe. I started terribly - I was just about to put the topping on when I tasted the batter, realized it as awful and THEN remembered I hadn't put the sugar in, so I mixed that into the batter instead of the dry ingredients. I used brown instead of white sugar, skim milk and instead of 1 tbsp vanilla ( it ran out ) I used 1 tsp vanilla and 2 tsp strawb, none of which made a difference. I omitted the walnuts and coffee. Out of idle curiosity and contrariness to cookiemaker I sprinkled sugar THEN cocoa. That worked fine. I microwaved it halfway through the 8 minutes WITHOUt the towel - forgot,oops. The towel also dropped into the batter after I'd finished microwaving, I'd recommend using a plate or something instead. I microwaved it for the full 5 minutes, but it was still a bit liquid around the edges. It might have been liquid on top too, but the towel that stuck to the top ripped it off. It also overflowed - when choosing your container expect it to almost triple. I covered it in tinfoiil after the 10 minutes and at ate it the next day with some white chocolate drizzled on top ( 30g, break into small pieces, microwave for 10 minutes. Stir every 2 minutes and add 2 tsp milk halfway through). WOW. It was great !! It was self-saucing,which I liked, and perfectly rich and fluffy. THANK YOU! <3, the NOOBchef.
RECIPE SUBMITTED BY
Tina Klein
United States
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