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Chocolate Orange Cake

Chocolate is always in season, but with a touch of orange, this chocolate orange cake is fit specifically for the holidays! The rich batter is made with freshly squeezed orange juice, then baked off into a simple sheet cake, and finally topped off with a fudgy chocolate ganache.

Prep

1h

Cook

35m

Total

1h 35m

Ingredients

Method

Nutrition

For

24

M

I

For the cake:

450

g

Granulated sugar

1

Orange zest

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Notes

Black cocoa powder substitute: If you do not have black cocoa powder, you can use an equal amount of dutch process cocoa powder, making it a total of 84g or 1 cup. Use an immersion blender to mix the ganache. It can be easy to over-mix ganache, resulting in a split, grainy texture. I recommend using an immersion blender, as it will mix it efficiently without aggravating it to the point that the milk solids separate.

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Chocolate Orange Cake

Chocolate is always in season, but with a touch of orange, this chocolate orange cake is fit specifically for the holidays! The rich batter is made with freshly squeezed orange juice, then baked off into a simple sheet cake, and finally topped off with a fudgy chocolate ganache.

Prep

1h

Cook

35m

Total

1h 35m

Ingredients

Method

Nutrition

For

24

M

I

For the cake:

450

g

Granulated sugar

1

Orange zest

Access all recipes now

chopping-block-knife-white

Cook along with all of our recipes

heart-white

Save your favourites and build your own collections

person-tick-white

Access all membership benefits

Notes

Black cocoa powder substitute: If you do not have black cocoa powder, you can use an equal amount of dutch process cocoa powder, making it a total of 84g or 1 cup. Use an immersion blender to mix the ganache. It can be easy to over-mix ganache, resulting in a split, grainy texture. I recommend using an immersion blender, as it will mix it efficiently without aggravating it to the point that the milk solids separate.

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