Chocolate Brownie Cake With M&M'S, Oreo Cookies & Kinder Surprise Eggs
It's the age-old question: Should you have a brownie or a slice of cake? Even when making your own dessert, you usually have the option to adjust the recipe depending on whether you want fudgy brownies or cake-like brownies, but who can possibly decide?! Because we think no one should ever have to make such a difficult choice, we've created the brownie cake!
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- 3 eggs - 10 oz sugar - 3 oz flour - 4 fl oz vegetable oil - 1 oz cocoa powder - ½ tsp baking powder - 1 tsp vanilla extract - 1 pinch of salt
For the chocolate frosting:
- 6 fl oz hot cream - 16 oz milk chocolate chips
Extra:
- 6 playing cards - 6 aluminum foil sheets (3x the size of the playing card) - 2 Kinder surprise eggs - 4 Oreos - 3 oz box of M&M'S - Kinder Surprise Eggs, Oreos & M&M's to garnish
Here's How:
1. Preheat the oven to 325°F. Beat the eggs and sugar until frothy. Then add the flour, vegetable oil, cocoa powder, baking powder, vanilla extract, and salt and stir until creamy. Pour the batter into a greased 9-inch springform pan.
2. Wrap the playing cards in aluminum foil.
3. Divide the cake into 6 even sections by sliding the cards into the batter.
4. Unwrap the chocolate eggs, crumble them up, and divide the pieces between 2 opposite chambers.
5. Do the same with the Oreos and M&M's and bake the cake for 35 minutes.
6. Prepare the chocolate frosting by mixing the hot cream and chocolate chips together. Let the frosting cool down a bit before moving on to the next step.
7. Remove the foil-wrapped playing cards from the cake and spread about a tablespoon of frosting on each cake slice. Put the rest of the frosting in a piping bag and use it to decorate the cake. Feel free to top off the cake with more Oreos, M&M's, and Kinder Surprise Eggs.
When it comes to dessert, this brownie cake proves that two is always better than one!
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You can find the recipe for the Kinder Chocolate Bar Cake With A Raspberry Mousse Filling featured in the bonus video here: https://youtu.be/gdV_NRTGV8k
