eggless whole wheat chocolate cake

Eggless Whole Wheat Chocolate Cake | How to make whole wheat cake

What is Eggless Whole Wheat Chocolate Cake?

Eggless Whole Wheat Chocolate Cake is a moist, absolutely delicious and very chocolaty cake made using whole wheat flour and without the use of eggs (as the name suggests :D). The texture of the cake is so beautiful that you might have a tough time convincing people that it is a whole wheat cake).
The eggless whole wheat chocolate cake is a perfect tea time cake and a great base cake. You can deck it up with your choice of frosting. I have frosted it with chocolate ganache.

Let’s talk about the ingredients for Eggless Whole Wheat Chocolate Cake

As the title suggests it is a whole wheat cake. No all purpose flour has been used. For the chocolate flavour, cocoa powder has been used. Cold water and melted butter have been used. I have prepared a simple and quick and my favourite frosting to dress up the cake i.e. chocolate ganache.

How To Make Eggless Whole What Chocolate Cake

1. Collect and measure all the ingredients.

eggless whole wheat chocolate cake

2. Prepare a 7 inch cake pan and pre-heat the oven to 180⁰C (160⁰C in case of fan oven or convection oven).

Tips: Line the cake tin with a greased parchment paper.

eggless whole wheat chocolate cake

3. Place a sieve over a large bowl/plate.

eggless whole wheat chocolate cake

4. Sieve 1 cup whole wheat flour, 3 tbsp cocoa powder, a pinch of salt and 1/2 tsp baking soda.

eggless whole wheat chocolate cake

5. Keep aside.

eggless whole wheat chocolate cake

6. In another bowl take 3/4 cup sugar.

eggless whole wheat chocolate cake

7. Add 1 cup cold water.

eggless whole wheat chocolate cake

8. Mix.

eggless whole wheat chocolate cake

9. Till the sugar dissolves.

eggless whole wheat chocolate cake

10. Add 1/4 oil or melted butter. I added melted butter, but since it’s cold here the butter had started solidifying… that is why it looks so.

eggless whole wheat chocolate cake

11. Mix it. Give a vigorous stir.

eggless whole wheat chocolate cake

12. Add 1 tsp lemon juice.

eggless whole wheat chocolate cake

13. Add 1/2 tsp vanilla extract.

eggless whole wheat chocolate cake

14. Now add the dry ingredients to the wet ingredients.

eggless whole wheat chocolate cake

15. Add in batches.

Tips: Always add the dry ingredients in small batches. This ensures that the dry ingredients mix properly and don’t form lumps.

eggless whole wheat chocolate cake

16. Mix till they are well combined.

Tips: DO NO OVER-MIX. Otherwise even control + s won’t be able to save your cake ;). Mix till just combined.

eggless whole wheat chocolate cake

17. Pour the batter in the greased pan.

eggless whole wheat chocolate cake

18. Pat to get rid of the extra air bubbles.

eggless whole wheat chocolate cake

19. Bake at 180⁰C (160⁰C in case of fan oven or convection oven) for 35-40 minutes or till the cake is done. Once done, let it cool and then demould.

eggless whole wheat chocolate cake

20. Pack the cake in a cling wrap.

eggless whole wheat chocolate cake

21. Refrigerate for 2-3 hours.

eggless whole wheat chocolate cake

22. To prepare the ganache, heat 100 g heavy cream, till it simmers.

eggless whole wheat chocolate cake

23. Once it simmers, switch off the flame and add 100 g shredded dark chocolate.

eggless whole wheat chocolate cake

24. Add 1 tsp butter.

eggless whole wheat chocolate cake

25. Let it sit so for 5 minutes.

eggless whole wheat chocolate cake

26. After 5 minutes.

eggless whole wheat chocolate cake

27. Give it a good stir. And the ganache is ready.

eggless whole wheat chocolate cake

28. Place the cake on a wired rack.

eggless whole wheat chocolate cake

29. Pour the ganache on the cake.

eggless whole wheat chocolate cake

30. And cover the whole cake with the deadly gorgeous ganache. Yes you can use the ganache on the plate. I recently used it in a very different way… shall post it soon.

eggless whole wheat chocolate cake

31. Place the cake on the serving stand or plate and decorate with some fresh strawberries and powdered sugar.

eggless whole wheat chocolate cake

32. Bon appétit.

eggless whole wheat chocolate cake

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