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During cooking the cake will expand over top of coffee mug but it won't make a mess and will recede once the cooking stops. It's kind of cool to watch the process ;-)
Allow to cool a tiny bit and tip out onto a plate if desired.
And why is this "Dangerous Chocolate Mug Cake" dangerous? Because now we are all only 10 easy minutes away from a chocolate cake fix ;-)
Source: Received via email from a friend who hadn't tried it yet. Sounded intriguing to me so I decided to try it and tweeked the recipe a tad on the second try ;-)
By Deeli from Richland, WA
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09/29/2008
Thanks to everyone for their posts :-) Check this TF link out for suggestions if the original recipe wasn't up to parr for you ;-)
http://www.thriftyfun.com/tf51619781.tip.html
By Alice (Guest Post)
09/28/2008
I looked forward to trying this recipe and enthusiastically followed the directions exactly as written. Unfortunately, I don't think this cake is very good. I didn't find the flavor or texture appealing. I took a couple bites and tossed the rest. Sorry for the negative comment, just one cook's opinion.
By
09/10/2008
I make this but call it a True Cup Cake.
To make it a softer cake cook it under 3 min. or use cake flour. I some times push a chunk of chocolate to the bottom of the mug for a little extra chocolate on the top.
By Karen L (Guest Post)
09/09/2008
This sounds like a good idea for Christmas gifts too! You have to mix up the dry ingredients and make a tag/recipe for the rest. It could be fixed up real cute in a pretty mug with ribbons! Thanks!
By Nance (Guest Post)
09/08/2008
Sounds good! 4 Tablespoons = 1/4 cup, which might be easier to measure accurately.
By
09/08/2008
This sounds terrific! When I bake a cake (for just 2 of us) we have so much left that in the interest of being thrifty I have to eat it all. This will eliminate the problem! I think I'll experiment with different flavors...not sure what but I'll work on it. Thanks for the recipe!
By (Guest Post)
09/08/2008
Yep this is very good. I love it because my kids can make it themselves (they are teens) when they have a craving for something chocolate/sweet.
By Holly (Guest Post)
09/08/2008
I'm on a diet but mom isn't. I just mixed and baked this up. Delicious! I had a sliver and a half (for research purposes only, of course) and mom is enjoying the rest. The taste is great. It easily turned out of the mug and looked cute dusted with powdered sugar. The texture was just a bit tough. Next time, it gets baked for a few seconds less than three minutes. It was so good that I immediately passed the recipe on to my sister. Thanks!
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