Condensed milk, vanilla and chocolate cake

Condensed milk, vanilla and chocolate cake

This cake of condensed milk, vanilla and chocolate can become a great Weekend breakfast. It is made with simplicity and the dough grows in the oven like a volcano, achieving a spongy sponge cake at the same time with a marbled effect.

El marbled effect It is achieved by interposing different layers of dough with and without chocolate in an irregular shape and then dragging them with a skewer stick from end to end making eses. It is simple and the effect that is achieved gives the cake a more attractive appearance. Try it, you will not be disappointed.

Condensed milk, vanilla and chocolate cake
It is a cake of condensed milk, vanilla and chocolate that can become your breakfast this weekend. Compact and fluffy at the same time, it also has a nice marbled effect.

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Kitchen: Traditional
Recipe type: Breakfast
Rations: 10

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Ingredients
  • 3 large eggs
  • 50 g. of sugar
  • 220 g. condensed milk
  • 1 vanilla yogurt (or plain)
  • 100 g. extra virgin olive oil
  • Vanilla
  • 250 g. pastry flour
  • ½ envelope of Royal yeast
  • 2 tablespoons of cocoa powder

Preparation
  1. We preheat the oven to 180º C.
  2. We beat in a bowl the eggs and the sugar with the electric rods until obtaining a fluffy mixture.
  3. We add the condensed milk, the yogurt, the virgin olive oil and the vanilla essence one by one, beating with the rods after each addition.
  4. We sift the flour with the yeast and gradually integrate into the dough with the help of a spatula.
  5. We separate half of the dough in another separate container and add the two tablespoons of cocoa powder. We mix well to unify the color.
  6. Grease or line the cake mold with paper and we pour the dough in layers; first a layer without cocoa and on top another with cocoa, distributing them unevenly. So until the dough is finished.
  7. We then introduce a stick of a skewer in one of the ends until it touches the base and we drag doing eses throughout the dough until it ends at the other end of the mold.
  8. Bake between 35 and 40 minutes or until we prick with a skewer and it comes out dry.
  9. Remove from the oven and let it warm for a few minutes before removing it from the mold. on a rack to finish cooling.

Nutritional information per serving
Calories: 402

 


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