2010 just flew by :) It was peaceful and happy and kept us close with our loved ones. We are just 15 hours away from welcoming 2011 and I look forward to all the things it has in store for me & my family.
I hope and pray for all of us to be safe,healthy & happy in the year 2011 and beyond :) !!!
The post I am writing today on Chocolate Marbled Cake is Manasi's & my niece Guddu's favorite and everyone else's who has eaten it and swears by it :) It has a rich buttery taste with cocoa goodness and rises very well and has a nice crumbly & light as a feather rise to it,it just melts in your mouth and leaves you with such a rich after taste,there is nothing better than a cuppa tea/coffee to go with this. It stays well in the fridge(if there is any left) and when ready to serve just stick it in the oven for 20 seconds it will taste fresh baked from the oven.
Ingredients:
Butter: 175 g (6 oz)
Caster Sugar: 175 g (6 oz)
Eggs: 2
Self Rising Flour: 175 g (6oz)
Milk to mix
Cocoa Powder: 25 g (1 oz)
Method:
Grease & line a 8 inch round cake tin. Cream the butter and sugar together until pale and fluffy. Add the egg a little at a time,beating well after each addition. Gradually sift in the flour over the mixture and fold in lightly with a metal spoon,adding a little milk to give a soft dropping consistency. Take half of this batter in a separate bowl and sift in cocoa and fold it lightly.
Put large spoonfuls of plain and chocolate mixture alternately in the prepared tin. Lightly swirl the mixture with a knife to give it a marbled effect and level the surface. Bake in the oven at 350 degree f till the cake is done and a cake tester inserted in the centre comes out clean ( it roughly take 40 minutes )
Notes: I have doubled the quantity here and used a rectangle cake tin .
This recipe is from Good Housekeeping Complete book Of Cakes And Pastries
Happy new year Kavita...the cake is really soft and yummy looking....the pics are really tempting...i dont get self raising flour here...is there a substitute for it.. greetings to Manasi from Nidhi and Namit too.
ReplyDeleteMoist and delicious cake! Wishing you and family a Happy and Joyous New Year..
ReplyDeletebeautiful cake Kavita happy new year to you and family
ReplyDeletebeautiful cake Kavita happy new year to you and family
ReplyDeleteGorgeous cake,loved the marble effect..
ReplyDeleteWish you and family a happy and prosperous New Year!
A very Happy new year to you n ur family , loved going thru ur wonderful blog !!!
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Happy New Year Masi,
ReplyDeletewow finally the yummy marble cake recipe :)!!, will definitely try it when I get back to Canada...
Marble cake looks so lovely.Feel like grabbing it from the screen.
ReplyDeleteWishes for a very Happy and prosperous New Year.
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Awesome..
ReplyDeleteMy Heartiest Wishes for 2011..:)
Tasty appetite
WIshing u a happy and prosperous new year..Wat a gorgeous looking marble cake,soo inviting..
ReplyDeleteHi Kavita-One of my very favorite cheesecakes is the chocolate marble one, and now that I actually see how easy to make this recipe of yours, I will make it for sure! Looks so tempting, and yummy!
ReplyDeleteI hope your new year bring you all the things that your heart desires, in health, prosperity, and happiness, my dear friend!
Wow, to DIE for! Lovely shots & they just are making me drool.
ReplyDeleteHave a great n prosperous 2011 Kavita!!
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Yummy Kavita. I am missing you, when are you coming back to our little blog universe? Hope the holidays were wonderous and your New Year is as special as you are!
ReplyDeleteMoist and spongy cake !!Looks delish
ReplyDeleteturned out lovely..i love marble cakes
ReplyDeleteLovely recipe Kavita..
ReplyDeletewow...cake looks fab....happy new year dear...
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