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00:00Alright, let's begin by mixing all the dry ingredients together.
00:03Pour the sugar straight into the bowl, but it's best to sift the rest.
00:07Next, add the flour.
00:09I go with regular, all-purpose.
00:12One and three-quarters cups should do the trick.
00:16Then toss in one cup of unsweetened, natural cocoa, a heaping teaspoon of baking soda,
00:21and another heaping teaspoon of baking powder.
00:24And lastly, don't forget the salt, I just add one-third teaspoon.
00:35What I love about this recipe is how quick and simple it is.
00:38Just mix the batter, bake, add the cream, and it's ready to enjoy.
00:44After everything is mixed well, make a small well in the center.
00:47It's a simple trick to help the dry and liquid ingredients come together nicely in one bowl.
00:53Now crack in two eggs.
00:55Room temperature works best, as they blend more easily and improve the texture.
01:01Next pour in half a cup of vegetable oil.
01:05Then add one cup of milk.
01:07Like the eggs, room temperature is ideal.
01:09But if the milk is cold and you're in a hurry, don't worry.
01:13Just give it a good stir.
01:16Start mixing from the center of the bowl, gradually working your way outwards.
01:20This way, the wet ingredients will combine thoroughly with the dry ones.
01:24Oops, I forgot to film adding the vanilla extract.
01:28Now's the perfect time to add a splash.
01:32Keep mixing until the batter is smooth and free of lumps.
01:37This is exactly how it should look.
01:40All right, let's take a little break from the batter and brew some flavored coffee.
01:46Simply pour boiling water over a teaspoon of coffee, but don't drink it.
01:49We'll need it for the recipe.
01:54I'll admit though, I couldn't resist sneaking an extra cup for myself behind the scenes.
02:00While the coffee is brewing, let's go ahead and grease the baking molds really well.
02:04Make sure you cover all the nooks and crannies so nothing sticks when we bake.
02:10Also, don't forget to line the bottom of the molds with parchment paper.
02:16Otherwise your cakes might decide to settle in and never leave.
02:20All right, now let's get back to the batter and slowly pour the coffee in.
02:24Adding it little by little makes it easier to blend everything together, giving you a smooth
02:28and even batter.
02:34Even if the batter looks more like a milkshake, pour in every last drop of coffee.
02:38It's exactly how it should be.
02:44The batter might seem runny, but trust me, the cake will turn out perfect.
02:49Finally, pour the batter into the prepared molds, making sure to divide it evenly.
02:56And that's it, ready to bake.
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03:02It really helps the channel grow.
03:07Now place the molds into the preheated oven.
03:10If they don't fit on the same rack, just stagger them slightly on different levels.
03:15Here comes the magic.
03:17After 30 minutes, that runny milkshake will turn into soft, fluffy cake layers.
03:23While the cakes are baking, let's quickly make some rich and delicious chocolate cream.
03:29Begin by whipping two-thirds cup of heavy cream.
03:32For the best results, use chilled cream and a cold bowl.
03:36This helps the cream form stable peaks quickly.
03:41Once the cream starts to thicken, add one tablespoon of sugar.
03:46Keep whipping and gradually increase the mixer speed to medium.
03:50Whip for a few minutes until the cream thickens and forms stiff peaks that hold their shape.
03:58Just be careful not to over-whip, unless you're in the mood for butter instead of cream.
04:03All right, the whipped cream's ready.
04:07Let's move on.
04:09Next, chop two bars of chocolate.
04:12I recommend using dark chocolate with at least 70% cocoa for a rich flavor.
04:19The smaller you chop it, the easier it will melt.
04:23Now let's get to the main part of making the cream.
04:26First, we'll separate three egg yolks from the whites.
04:31The yolks help make the cream thicker and creamier, adding a rich flavor and a beautiful golden
04:37color.
04:39Add a tablespoon of sugar and mix until smooth.
04:46I prefer my cream moderately sweet, but if you like it sweeter, feel free to add two or
04:50even three tablespoons of sugar.
04:56Pour another two-thirds cup of heavy cream over the yolks and sugar mixture.
05:00I'm using 35% fat-heavy cream.
05:04Stir until everything is well combined, making sure to break up any sugar crystals and ensure
05:09the yolks blend evenly into the cream.
05:15All right, turn the heat to medium and place the pan on the stove.
05:20Keep stirring constantly as it heats up to ensure everything mixes smoothly and nothing
05:24sticks to the bottom of the pan.
05:28Let the mixture cook until it thickens, but be careful not to let it boil.
05:34After removing the pot from the stove, quickly add the finely chopped chocolate.
05:38Do this right away before the heavy cream mixture starts to cool down.
05:45Stir the chocolate into the cream mixture.
05:47It will melt quickly and everything will combine nicely.
05:54The cream may be a bit gritty at first, but don't worry.
05:57It will smooth out as we go along.
06:00Without wasting any time, gently fold the chocolate mixture into the whipped cream.
06:06Work quickly here.
06:07You need to combine the cream and assemble the cake immediately, as the cream will firm
06:11up and become harder to spread as it sets.
06:18Well done.
06:19The cream is ready.
06:20Now, let's get back to the cake layers.
06:23Be sure to let them cool in the mold for about 10 minutes before removing them.
06:27Otherwise, they might collapse.
06:30After they've cooled, gently tap the mold to help the cake layers come out more easily.
06:36This is where the parchment paper really helps.
06:39Without it, removing the cake layers from the molds would be a lot trickier.
06:44Now for the fun part, spreading the cream.
06:48To assemble the cake, I used just what I had on hand.
06:51The only special tool is the rotating stand, but you can always do a few laps around the cake
06:56if you don't have one.
06:58All right, time for the second layer.
07:01It came out just as easily, thanks to the parchment paper and butter.
07:05Yep, I know the cream looks a bit strange here, but it's absolutely delicious.
07:12If it starts to set and becomes tricky to spread, just warm it gently in a water bath for a moment.
07:18Then whip it with a mixer until it's smooth and easy to work with again.
07:23Now here's a little trick I love to use.
07:25Spinning the cake on the stand while gently carving lines into the surface with the handle
07:29of a fork or spoon, it adds such a beautiful textured finish.
07:35That's it.
07:36The cake is ready.
07:37You can cut a slice and enjoy it right away or share it with your friends.
07:41Either way, it's sure to be a hit.
07:45It's the perfect blend of fudgy, moist layers and a smooth, creamy chocolate frosting.
07:51Truly delicious.
07:55And that does it for this episode.
07:56Thank you for joining me.
07:57If you like this video, hit subscribe.
07:59See you next time.

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