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  • I don't have a vegan cake recipe I'm afraid, but could give it a go if one is provided, could be awful due to my lack of experience.

    That would be awesome. :) Various people have made good cakes using this, including huge16 at the Bake-off a few years ago:

    Chocolate Cake

    225g/8oz caster sugar
    4 dssps cocoa powder
    1 tsp salt
    225g/9oz plain white flour
    85g/3oz plain wholemeal flour
    1.5 tsp bicarbonate of soda
    170ml/6fl oz vegetable oil
    2 tsp vanilla essence
    4 tsp vinegar
    350ml or 2/3 pint cold water

    Choc icing:
    55g/2oz margarine
    4tbsp soya milk
    140g/5oz sugar
    30g/1oz cocoa powder, sieved
    1 tsp vanilla essence

    Decoration:
    50g/2oz plain chocolate

    1. Mix thoroughly the sugar, cocoa, salt, flour and bicarbonate of soda in
      a mixing bowl.
    2. Add the oil, vanilla essence and vinegar and pour cold water over the mixture. Beat well with a fork.
    3. Pour into two greased sandwich tins. Cook at 180°C/350°F/Gas Mark 4 for 30 minutes or until the cake springs back lightly when pressed. Cool thoroughly.
    4. Make the icing: Combine the first four ingredients in a saucepan and bring them to the boil slowly, stirring constantly.
    5. Boil for 1 minute.
    6. Remove from the heat and beat until cold (you can do this in a bowl of cold water, but let it cool a bit first or the icing sticks to the bottom of the pan). Mix in the vanilla essence.
    7. Sandwich the cakes together with a thin spread of hazelnut carobella and/or your favourite jam/fruit spread.
    8. Put chocolate icing on the top, then flakes of chocolate (just cut the chocolate really finely with a sharp knife and/or grate the chocolate).
  • Maybe you can get the frosting to work. I'm not sure what happened with mine but it's pretty runny. I suspect the tbsp given in that recipe are not equivalent to 15 mL.

    Cake bit seems fine though.

  • Awesome.

    (By the way, the recipe is just one from the old Pogo Cookbook Fanzine.)

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