Mug Cakes: 40 speedy cakes to make in a microwave

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Vaak staan we niet stil bij de luxe van sommige huishoudelijke apparaten. Neem nu een microgolfoven … Je kan er in een veel korter tijdsbestek je aardappelen in garen, of zelfs een hele maaltijd in bereiden mits je over de juiste schotels beschikt. In enkele minuten kan je iets ontdooien of opwarmen zodat je binnen de kortste keren een warme dievriesmaaltijd voor je hebt staan. Een heerlijk stomende tas soep, of … een cakeje. You can EASILY make this vegan, by using dairy free dark chocolate in the middle, and using almond milk. Mug Cakes is presented in a small format hardcover book with full colour photographs accompanying most recipes. The ingredients and method for each recipe are well set out, with additional tips highlighted. Both of my daughters (18 and 10 years old) easily followed the instructions to make their own mug cakes without any supervision. I thought I would make mine triple chocolate style by using a couple of chunks of milk chocolate, and then also some white chocolate chunks. When microwaving the cake, these melt as well, and it forms a gooey molten centre that you can devour. I’ve tried several mug cake recipes over my time, as they’re just so easy. When you want a slice of chocolate cake, and you either don’t want to bake an entire one yourself, or you don’t want to buy one. Literally, whisking together some ingredients together and microwaving the mug cake, and huzzah you have a fudgey, chocolatey and delicious treat. I went for chocolate for my first mug cake recipe, but don’t worry… I will be posting plenty more as the time passes!

i'm not sure how i feel about this one yet. it really tastes like coffee, and that's disconcerting to me. i like coffee when it is a liquid, but i have never liked other coffee-flavored things. i only had one bite; i gobbled too much of the other one and filled up One of the best things about this recipe? It can so easily be made dairy free, and vegan. Honestly, I’ve tried several vegan versions, and they’re just as good. The first time I started making these I was attempting to be dairy free to see if I had an intolerance, and I was heartbroken I couldn’t have one. However, soon after realising I already didn’t include butter, and my cocoa powder is dairy free… why not try a different milk?! i'm not sure how anyone could fit an entire pear in a proper mug and not have the cake explode up around it. plus, this is adorable this recipe is a party in a mug. it starts out kind of quiet; everybody's just awkwardly munching on the cruditésthen, i transferred it to my personal favorite (glass) mug, which is NOT microwave safe 'cuz it's got too much bling. foiled again by foil. i made this in a clear mug, to better appreciate the stratified layers, but since it required two mugs, i also used my hunger games mug because literary, and because the release party was on my birthday, which was nice of them

no mug cake in the history of the universe was ever eaten as rapidly as this one. holy moly-this is DELICIOUS! i want to make this every day of the week for the rest of my life. an apple a day, after all... no new cakes, but i added some pictures of mugs that were too problematic to use for this project, as promised (a long time ago, but whatever)**i took friday off from mugcaking because i wasn't feeling well, so i made these both yesterday, at the same damn time. and because they were both rowdy-ice cream melting, caramel dripping-the photography was more frenzied than usual, so i neglected to take my trademark bite shots. sorry for breaking our traditions! i will try to remember better tonight!