
If I ask at home What do you want pie birthday? the answer is always the same: of chocolate. The birthday cake is something that my boys take into account, to the point that sometimes they have come to draw me a drawing months before the big date to tell me how they would like it to be.
The one I show you today is made with a chocolate cake of finger licking. And allows the decor let the birthday boy decide: with more chocolate, with candies, with cream, with icing sugar, with strawberries ...
If the protagonist is an adult, you can always add a splash of his liqueur favorite. He will love it.
Chocolate cake for children
A very good cake made with a very simple chocolate cake. It is filled with whipped cream with chocolate. Everything very easy with Thermomix!

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Adapt this recipe to your Thermomix model
We will have to try ...
For children and not so children. Hehehehe
Yes, we will have to try
If I make it with panela sugar, what would be the amount?
Sorry, Alicia, I can't tell you… I've never used it 🙁 Doesn't it specify it on the package?
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it's great !! children and adults did not resist !!
What a joy, Pat. Thanks for your comment!
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Hi there! I have a couple of doubts. Doesn't it have any liquid? Neither yogurt, milk, oil, water ... And if I want to make it in a 24 mold, what would the quantities be? Thanks a lot
Hi!
No, it does not carry liquids, with the eggs it is enough.
For a 24 cm mold you can increase the ingredients a little, for example, putting 5 eggs, 190 g of sugar, 160 g of flour and 40 g of cocoa. Yeast you don't need to increase it.
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A question regarding the ingredients, when you say bitter cocoa powder do you mean or can it be substituted for cocoa? And to baking yeast, is it the Royal yeast or the one that is added to the cakes? , what a lifetime? Thanks a lot!
Hi, Leticia!
Bitter cocoa powder can be found in the pastry area. It is not cola-cao, it is much darker, without sugar ... it has nothing to do with it. Regarding yeast, it is the one that is put in the cakes and it is also called chemical yeast, impeller ... as you say, that of a lifetime.
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