I liked the addition of the almond essence as well, as it just brought something different to the cake. I am sure you could use an almond flavoured liquor instead, or any other type of flavoured liquor if you are not into almond.
I was planning to make this for my Dad's 60th in which we were going to be travelling back from Sydney on the day, so had to make something a couple of days before and this worked perfectly. I made it a few weeks before his birthday too, just to make sure it was good, and of course it was. Like I had any doubt in Lisa recipes! Frankie and I had a few pieces before I sent the rest of it to work with him where it went down very well.
For Dad's birthday I served it with some creme fraiche which cut the sweetness of the cake very well. Although I would be happy to eat with cream or ice cream or just by itself.
All the ingredients for the cake, and yes my eggs are dirty, that's cause my parents have chickens. Oh the joys of fresh eggs :)
First melting the butter and chocolate in a saucepan on very low heat.
Then add the chocolate mixture to it and mix well
Wait for it to cool and then put it onto a plate and eat up!
Enjoy!
8 comments:
Looks lovely, I like the addition of hazelnut meal. I prefer flourless chocolate cakes too :)
That sure looks yummy. There are a few people at work who are gluten-intolerant, so this would be good for them. Have a great weekend!
Lisa's blog does have lots of tastiness, doesn't it? Ooh, maybe I could make it, and then Fiona could, and it would become that Canberran Cake! :P
Oh yes Susan, I did see this awesome cake on Lisa's blog too & thought it looked really moist & light, a perfect dessert to a nice dinner a little flour-less chocolate cake, I agree :)
I love this, chocolate and almond cake is always a winner and this looks so delicious!
Flourless cakes are always so moist! Yours looks delicious!
ooooh I am so glad that you liked it!! It really is a tasty treat ! So rich!
That looks really lovely and rich! :D
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