Not exact matches
So I ended up
using a coconut milk
chocolate frosting recipe I found instead
of your
frosting recipe.
Then when you're ready to make your
frosting, you only
use the fat from the coconut milk, melt it together with a bag
of chocolate chips (I
used dairy free ones), add a little vanilla and salt to taste and stick it in the fridge to re-solidify until ready to
use.
Instead
of frosting, I
used melted white
chocolate because it sets faster, and it was a hit!
Also, instead
of using the
chocolate frosting, I'll cover the sides and create a dam in each layer with
chocolate ganache.
Would it be okay to
use a combination
of semi-sweet and milk
chocolates for the
frosting?
This recipe offers an introduction to making ganache, a combination
of cream and
chocolate used for candy fillings, cake
frostings, and pastry glazes.
As you can tell by the photos — I
use a pretty healthy dose
of peppermint
frosting on my candy cane
chocolate cupcakes.
I have already
used Dollop Gourmet Hot
Chocolate Frosting on top
of Greek yogurt thumbprint cookies and now I've been caught in the act
of dolloping again.
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Cut a tiny end off the sandwich bag and, as if
using a piping bag to
frost a cake, squeeze little dots
of chocolate onto a parchment lined baking sheet.
I did the same thing the first time I made a german
chocolate frosting... mistakenly
used condensed milk instead
of evaporated — it's way better — better flavor, better texture!
It has a great texture and an amazing flavor, not too sweet, not too dry, due to the amazing white
chocolate frosting and coconut milk
used to soak each layer
of cake.
Hi, i was wondering if i could
use more matcha powder for the cake, instead
of the cocoa powder and
chocolate, to make it a matcha cake with matcha
frosting?
We also changed up the filling to
use heavy cream instead
of Cool Whip, and topped it with
chocolate ganache instead
of frosting.
For
frosting, I use the «Perfectly Chocolate» Chocolate Frosting recipe on the side of the Hershey's co
frosting, I
use the «Perfectly
Chocolate»
Chocolate Frosting recipe on the side of the Hershey's co
Frosting recipe on the side
of the Hershey's cocoa box.
This (or variations
of it) has been my go - to recipe for all things
chocolate for the past year: ice - cream, mousse, easter egg filling,
frosting - you name it, I
use it.
for the
frosting: 113 grams (8 tablespoons) unsalted butter, soft pinch
of kosher salt 2 ounces bittersweet
chocolate, melted and cooled 3 tablespoons caramel sauce (I
used this recipe) 3 cups powdered sugar, sifted 2 tablespoons heavy cream
I've shared a recipe for the easiest low carb
chocolate frosting recipe (which is
used to
frost the brownies in this post) and also a roundup
of chocolate dessert recipes from the past year.
I
used alternating layers
of my favorite
chocolate cake recipe and a new pumpkin spice cake (recipe below), covered in a rich buttercream
frosting.
When the cake is ready to be
frosted, simply pull the bowl
of chocolate and butter out
of the refrigerator and beat it until light and fluffy
using a hand mixer.
Instead
of adding melted
chocolate to the
frosting, I
used cocoa powder.
I
used coconut oil instead
of grapeseed, Bob's Red Mill Coconut flour and for my
chocolate frosting I
used 90 % cacao (3/4
of a cup and 1/4 cup
of semi sweet
chocolate chips).
The cake is the same base recipe that I
used the last go - round (word to Francis Kitching, y ’ all), but instead
of chocolate frosting, has a delectable cooked coconut
frosting in between each layer.
I
used about 1.5 tubs
of their
chocolate frosting.
I
used the Marble Cake and the
Chocolate Frosting recipes from Kelly at The Spunky Coconut, and a jar
of my homemade honey - sweetened strawberry jam to create a lovely cake that is perfect for birthdays, anniversaries, Valentine's Day, or any other special occasion.
Note 2:
Using 1 cup
of cocoa powder gives a fluffier, lighter
frosting that more closely resembles
chocolate mousse.
In the picture
of the double - layered cake, is the outside
frosting the same
chocolate ganache that you
use between the layers?
For the look
of the
frosting in the photos, Katie,
use my whipped
chocolate ganache from my recipe for One Bowl Gluten Free Chocol
chocolate ganache from my recipe for One Bowl Gluten Free
ChocolateChocolate Cake.
Optional:
Chocolate Frosting, Dairy - Free, Egg - Free, Soy - Free Ingredients 1 1/2 cup (170g) confectioner's sugar (powdered sugar) 2 tablespoon unsweetened cocoa (not the Dutch - process kind) pinch
of salt 2 heaping tablespoon non-hydrogenated margarine (I
use soy - free Spectrum) or shortening 1/2 tsp vanilla extract 2 tablespoons water (or milk or coffee)--
use a bit more if needed
If you have a birthday coming up, make sure to
use either
of my incredible
chocolate frosting recipes to top my Paleo Birthday Cake recipe!
Because this recipe is so simple, the sweetness
of this
frosting is totally dependent on the type
of chocolate chips you
use.
This
chocolate frosting is perfect for allergy - friendly baking, as it is nut - free, dairy - free, and gluten - free — but always be sure to check the labels
of the ingredients you're
using, to make sure.
Next I made
chocolate frosting,
using red wine instead
of milk.
For the
frosting, I made the recipe from my Red Wine
Chocolate Cookie Cups
using milk instead
of wine.
FOR THE
FROSTING: Put
chocolate chips in a glass or metal bowl set over a pan
of simmering water (or
use a double - boiler), until melted, stirring occasionally.
We even melted some
chocolate to add as
frosting last night... it reminded me
of chocolate orange truffles I
used to eat.
I
frosted the cake with bittersweet
chocolate buttercream and whipped out my favorite easy decorating trick,
using the back
of a spoon to create a pattern
of random but artistic waves.
*
Using all brown rice syrup will create more
of a
chocolate frosting consistency.
Well the cake can be made sugar free, no problem, just
use an alternative sweetener as stevia, sukrin gold etc. for the cake batter and substitute the white
chocolate in the
frosting with 1 - 2 tbsp
of the preferred sweetener!
Loved this recipe and have been obsessed with this MaraNatha Dark
Chocolate Almond spread so swapped that for the maple almond butter and took the maple out
of the
frosting just
using 1.5 tbl
of honey instead and YUMMMY!!!
Also, I
used chocolate frosting to draw the face instead
of using black licorice.
I would at least
use the right amount
of frosting to cake mix ratio and try to figure out what type
of chocolate melts best for dipping.
Hi, i was wondering if i could
use more matcha powder for the cake, instead
of the cocoa powder and
chocolate, to make it a matcha cake with matcha
frosting?
I
used unsweetened cocoa powder in the
frosting and brownie mix instead
of the
chocolate bar, so added extra sweetener, but definitely didn't taste as sweet as when I've made brownies in the past.
Then when you're ready to make your
frosting, you only
use the fat from the coconut milk, melt it together with a bag
of chocolate chips (I
used dairy free ones), add a little vanilla and salt to taste and stick it in the fridge to re-solidify until ready to
use.
So I ended up
using a coconut milk
chocolate frosting recipe I found instead
of your
frosting recipe.
I decided to make some gluten - free yellow cupcakes with
chocolate frosting and decided to try this one since I'm also dairy - free; I
used honey instead
of maple syrup, added a little vanilla and
used cacao nibs instead
of chocolate chips and it was unbelievable!
Wish to make this beautiful cake ASAP... I too think it'll be lovely with the flecks
of chocolate, the texture
of coconut, ganache
frosting combine to make this a Must Bake Cake... Only problem is not having any creamer... I'm afraid
of altering the correct mixture required for this cake to be a success so value any comments - suggestions that I can
use in this great recipe.
You can even
use it to shave a
chocolate bar for adorable flakes
of chocolate on your beautifully
frosted cake.
I
used coconut oil and added 3 T
of unsweetened cocoa powder, because I looooove
chocolate but don't like
frosting.