My love for baking cakes keeps growing and I desperately wait for the next birthday or another celebratory day in my family, when I can bake my next cake.
I personally believe that eggless cakes when compared with the egg based ones are spongier, rise higher, and are absolutely scrumptious. My family drools over the cakes I bake, so I have lots of testimony vouching for Cakes with a Green Dot. 🙂
Today I am going to share with you my recipe for a basic eggless chocolate cake.

Freshly Baked Chocolate Cake: Fabulously Risen, Spongy and Smells of Chocolate and Vanilla All Around
Ingredients:
- 1 tin condensed milk
- 2 ½ cups plain flour
- ½ tsp baking powder
- 1 tsp baking soda
- ½ or ¼ cup vegetable oil
- 1 tsp vanilla extract
- 1 cup warm water
- 1-2 tbsp sugar
- 1 heaped tbsp cocoa powder
- Pinch of salt
Initial Preparations:
- Warm Water in a Vessel
- Grease the baking tin and dust with plain flour
- Preheat the oven at 180⁰ C
Method:
- Put condensed milk, oil, sugar and vanilla essence in a pan
- Mix/blend the ingredients to ensure all the ingredients are combined well
- Sieve a mix of plain flour, baking powder, baking soda, and cocoa powder a few times, to ensure all the dry ingredients are mixed well
- Slowly put the dry ingredients in the condensed milk, sugar, oil and vanilla mix
- Add a tbsp of warm water to allow the mixture to blend well
- Use the conventional cut and fold method to ensure creation of vacuum in the batter
- Add a pinch of salt and mix again
- Pour the batter in the dusted tin pan and place in the preheated oven
- This cake takes around 45 mins to 1 hour to bake
- Insert a toothpick or knife to check, if it comes out completely clean the cake is baked. If not, bake for 5-10 more mins
The cake is ready. Let it cool in order to proceed to the icing part. 🙂
The hardest part is waiting for the cake to cool! Looks good 🙂
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Thanks!! 🙂 I agree, difficult to wait for the best part to begin (time to show some creativity)!!
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I lose patience sometimes and just start icing …. and then lose my patience for losing my patience as the icing goes all runny …. *sigh*
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Haha…agree with this to bits…it happens with me so many times…not just the icing, the edges go all crumbly if you try cutting the edges for a warm cake…i mostly decide to make the cake well in advance (atleast a day before the occasion)…and then keep it in the refrigerator….and indulge in some other task so that i dont keep opening the fridge door every 10 mins to check if it cooled 🙂
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Looks yummy! Next time cut a piece of cake from the whole lot and click a pic of that too so that we get to see the spongy inside of it 😀
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Thank you! Sure!! Will do that 🙂
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Wow, looks chocoliscious ! Will try it out. I had baked a similar cake, using condensed milk minus the oil.
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Thanks Radhika, yes its chocoliscious….what remains is the icing on the cake to take its yumminess to the next level…:) please do try and let me know how it turned out for you?
Without oil recipe….is it? Please share whenever you can.
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Sure 😃
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