It's been many times I made this cake and every bite always makes me go hhhmmmm... :)
So luscious, rich and moist, chocolaty, and soft, too
Another excellent point is, it's really easy to make! No mixer required -> my favorite! :)
I posted this cake before, when I made it for my sis' bday, you may view HERE
I realized I didn't write the recipe in that posting - only link up to the original recipe, so here it is....
Recipe is from Cooking Crave
What you need:
180g butter
200g caster sugar
200g evaporated milk
2 eggs, slightly beaten
100g plain flour
50g cocoa powder
1/2 tsp baking powder
1/2 tsp baking soda
1 tsp vanilla extract
2 tbsp dark rhum
- Preheat steamer, wrap the cover with clean cloth and line + grease 8" round pan
- Mix caster sugar, evaporated milk, vanilla essence and butter in a saucepan
- Stir over low heat til sugar dissolves and butter melts
- Remove from heat, let cool
- Add in beaten eggs, stir well
- Sift flour, cocoa, baking powder and soda
- Pour egg mixture over the flour mixture and stir well (cake batter should be runny)
- Pour batter onto the pan, steam for 10 minutes on high heat, reduce the heat to low and steam for another 45 minutes
Chocolate fudge topping:
200g sweet condensed milk
1/2 tsp vanilla extract
2 tbsp corn / canola oil
20g cocoa powder - sifted
a pinch of salt
- Bring to boil sweet condensed milk, oil and cocoa til thicken
- Add in salt and vanilla
- Pour over cooled cake, keep refrigerated
Note:
* For me, I prefer to eat this cake warm. I will warm the refrigerated cake for 15 second before consuming
* This time I used low fat version for both evaporated milk and sweet condensed milk and it didn't change the texture nor taste of this cake
I'm submitting this post to Aspiring Baker #25 Steaming Hot Cakes (Nov 2012) hosted by Miss B of Everybody Eats Well In Flanders

hmmmm my all time favorite as well
ReplyDeletethks Jess :)
DeleteHi Alice, I love this steamed chocolate cake too. Very moist and chocolatey. The fudge is one of the best. Yum yum
ReplyDeleteP/s Regarding your inquiry about the brown rice, I soak for 1 to 2 hours. Discard the water, add boiling hot water to the rice and steam for one hour. I don't eat plain cos it still taste a bit grainy. So usually I make rice salad or Jambalaya rice.
thks Amelia :)
Deletethks too for the info about brown rice :)
OMG! This is what I call an indulgent moment with chocolate! So tempting & decadently chocolatey! I'm totally melted!
ReplyDeletethks Kit!
Deletepls dont melt LOL
mmmmm şahane olmuş.ellerine sağlık. bana da gel.
ReplyDeletethks! :)
DeleteAlice, this moist choc cake looked so rich... it must be heaven!!!
ReplyDeletethank u :)
DeleteLooks so chocolaty and yummy!
ReplyDeletethks Joyce :)
DeleteThis is my favourite cake, like it better than the baked version.
ReplyDeletethks Mich :)
DeleteI love steam cakes, they are so much more moist than baked ones. This looks absolutely fabulous. Bookmarked to try. Thanks Alice!
ReplyDeletethks Esther! hope u like it too :)
DeleteIf you don't say, I wouldn't have thought that this is steamed cake! Thanks for visiting my blog recently & left so many messages there! I was so excited to see so many messages in 1 day, hahaha! This steamed choc cake looks very soft & moist!
ReplyDeletethks Jessie :)
Deletei love visiting ur blog, i tell u a fact: your blog is the only blog i managed to browse each and every single post, bookmarked those i'm keen to try!
really! :P
Alice,
ReplyDeleteThis is indeed a Hhmmmmm...chocolate cake.
My boys will sapu all if I make this..:p
mui..^^
hehehe, thks :)
Deletegosh, this is really luscious ! i'm so afraid of eating this cake cos i might just couldnt stop eating it!
ReplyDeleteHahahahaha! U're right! This is undeniably one calorie laden cake
ReplyDeleteGotta be extra careful :)
hi! do you know if i could use self raising flour and omit the baking powder and soda? thanks!
ReplyDeleteLove the detail of your images, such depth and texture.
ReplyDeleteMakes your taste buds go mad instantly :)
You can never go wrong with a steamed-moist chocolate cake! Its chocolaty taste never fails to satisfy my taste buds. Last time I made a chocolate cake, I added a cup of coconut oil to my recipe. It’s a healthier version but it still tastes so good.
ReplyDeleteI would like to try this recipe as cupcakes, may I just ask if this recipe rises after steaming? I mean, should I put batter just 3/4 full on cupcake liners or should I put full?
ReplyDeleteAnd steaming time would be reduced if I'll make cupcakes right? Around how many minutes should I steam?
Pls help. Thanks in advance! :-)