One Egg Cake recipe!

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After repeated requests for the One Egg Cake w/Chocolate Sauce recipe, I'm finally posting it so everyone can enjoy! A little background would be in order for it.  My mom created the paring of the two.  She baked the One Egg cake from the old Betty Crocker cookbook and thought it needed a little pizazz.  Her grandma made an old-fashioned cooked chocolate pudding that she thought would go well over squares of cake.  Thus, One Egg Cake w/Chocolate Sauce was born.  The cake is served hot with the hot chocolate sauce poured over it.  The result is heaven on a plate and is the Sundheimer family all-time favorite dessert!

One Egg Cake with Chocolate Sauce

Cake:

1 1/4 cup sugar
1/2 cup butter
2 1/2  t. baking powder
1 t. salt
1 cup milk
1 t. vanilla extract
1 egg
2 cups flour

Mix sugar and butter.  Blend in baking powder, salt, milk, vanilla, and egg.  Stir in flour.  Bake at 350 in a greased and floured baking pan for 35-40 min. 

Chocolate Sauce:

4 T. butter
2 squares unsweetened Baker's Chocolate
4 cups milk
2 cups sugar
8 T. flour
1 t. vanilla extract
a pinch of salt

For Chocolate sauce:  Melt butter and chocolate squares in a large saucepan over medium low heat.  Add milk. Heat on low until almost boiling.  Mix sugar and flour in a separate bowl and add just enough watter to make it pourable -- make sure you  mix this smooth and get out all the lumps.  Pour sugar mixture into milk mixture when milk starts to rise in a rolling boil.  Turn to low and stir constantly until sauce thickens.  Add vanilla and salt.  Cut cake while still warm and serve with hot chocolate sauce.

ENJOY :)

Comments

Leslie Harris said…
Looks and sounds delicious! I can't wait to try this. Especially the chocolate sauce. :)
February 23, 2011 at 11:21 PM
Missy said…
Tell me how it turns out, Leslie! Excited that you're making it. :) In this family, this has just been the ultimate dessert. I love the fact that the chocolate sauce is such an old recipe. ;)
February 24, 2011 at 6:49 PM
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