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Red Wine Chocolate Cake

Your Valentine deserves a one of a kind, decadent dessert like this red wine chocolate cake! As a naturally gluten free cake made with a full-bodied wine, it has a dense, fudgy texture that pairs perfectly with fresh raspberries and a dollop of whipped cream.

Prep

30m

Cook

38m

Total

1h 8m

Ingredients

Method

Nutrition

For

8

M

I

For the red wine chocolate cake:

192

g

Almond flour

42

g

Dutch process cocoa powder

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Notes

Use a high-quality bittersweet chocolate. I recommend Valrhona or Guittard. Beat the sugar & eggs for at least 5 minutes. Be sure to beat the sugar and eggs for a full 5-6 minutes! Since this recipe does not have any chemical leavening, the air whipped into this step is necessary for the cake to rise and bake up with a delicate, almost cake-like brownie texture. Wait to make the whipped cream until ready to serve. Homemade whipped cream can deflate quickly, so it's best to wait to make it until just before serving.

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Red Wine Chocolate Cake

Your Valentine deserves a one of a kind, decadent dessert like this red wine chocolate cake! As a naturally gluten free cake made with a full-bodied wine, it has a dense, fudgy texture that pairs perfectly with fresh raspberries and a dollop of whipped cream.

Prep

30m

Cook

38m

Total

1h 8m

Ingredients

Method

Nutrition

For

8

M

I

For the red wine chocolate cake:

192

g

Almond flour

42

g

Dutch process cocoa powder

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chopping-block-knife-white

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heart-white

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Notes

Use a high-quality bittersweet chocolate. I recommend Valrhona or Guittard. Beat the sugar & eggs for at least 5 minutes. Be sure to beat the sugar and eggs for a full 5-6 minutes! Since this recipe does not have any chemical leavening, the air whipped into this step is necessary for the cake to rise and bake up with a delicate, almost cake-like brownie texture. Wait to make the whipped cream until ready to serve. Homemade whipped cream can deflate quickly, so it's best to wait to make it until just before serving.

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