Description
The astringency of red wine, sweet chocolate and light sour glaze combine perfectly in this cupcake. Crumbly and at the same time a little moist.. very gentle.. almost cupcake cake!
Ingredients
-
250 g
-
180 g
-
1 g
-
4 piece
-
180 g
-
70 g
-
-
3 tsp
-
1 tsp
-
1 Tbsp
-
50 g
-
125 g
-
-
50 g
-
30 g
//= Yii::t('app', 'Total calories: ') . $recipe['ingredients']['total_calories'] ?>
Cooking
Butter softened at room t. The oven turn on the heating a t 180 degrees. Cake pan with baking paper (or grease with butter and sprinkle with flour). In a small bowl, mix the dry ingredients: flour, salt, baking powder, cinnamon. Almond grind in a blender to a flour. 50 grams of chocolate to melt for a couple.
Mixer for several minutes, beat soft butter with sugar and vanilla until fluffy state. Continuing to whisk, one by one add eggs. In a bowl with the butter-egg mixture sift dry ingredients. Add ground almonds and mix everything with a spoon until smooth.
Add melted (and slightly cooled) chocolate and red wine. With mixer on low speed, mix the mass until smooth fragrant dough, which lazily dripping from a spoon.
Spread the batter in the prepared pan, filling it 3/4 of the height. I did one large cake and four small "brick". Bake cupcake in preheated oven for one hour (or until dry skewers). Little cupcakes a half hour. The finished cake was allowed to cool to warm in shape. I made the mistake of deciding to get a hot little muffin. It literally crumbled in my hands.
While the cake is warm, heavily grease the top of cranberry jam (or any jam sour). A couple melt the chocolate and butter, mix up until a homogeneous glaze. Put frosting on top of jam.
Perhaps it is necessary to give glaze to harden, but... :) For the recipe many thanks to Svetlana (ingwervanille)!
Leave a comment or a recipe review
Leave comments can only registered users.
Register, or Login if you are already registered.