How do we make a Chocolate Brownie Cake without Oven? This delectable fudgy Chocolate Brownie Cake is made without the help of a microwave/convection oven and is made in a regular steamer.
Chocolate Brownie Cake without Oven? Is that even possible? But believe me. You can. I used a regular steamer for preparing this cake delight. It is the easiest and anyone can make it in a jiffy.
For a long time, we didn’t get ourselves an oven. Now, that can be shocking to many of you, but ever since we got married, I have been cooking up a storm and trying new recipes in my kitchen. If you’re my regular reader you’d know that this blog happened as a result of my experiments.
That said, we were worried, I’d go ahead and try cooking all those delectable cakes, cookies and pastries and we kinda tried putting off getting a convection oven for the longest time.
However, this didn’t pull me back in making cakes. I befriended a pressure cooker and life was Oo-la-la again.
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Coming to the recipe.
This Chocolate Brownie Cake takes very little time to put together. Once cooked, it tastes pretty darn great.
Cooking in a steamer makes the cake soft, fluffy, airy and fine and the texture is smooth.
I went the extra mile by topping it with a semi-sweet chocolate ganache, a scoop of chocolate ice cream and little chocolate sauce. Ah, I’m all set to conquer the world!
How to Make Chocolate Brownie Cake in a Steamer
Chocolate Brownie Cake without Oven
This cake takes just moments to put together and tastes pretty darn great. It is soft, airy and fine and the texture is smooth. I love the semi-sweet chocolate ganache as well.
Ingredients
- Butter – 1/2cup
- Milk – 1/2 cup
- Sugar – 1/2 cup
- Flour – 1/2 cup
- Cocoa powder – 1/4 cup
- Baking soda – 1/2 tsp
- Baking powder – 1/2 tsp
- Salt – a pinch
- Egg – 1
- Vanilla extract – 1/2 tsp
- Butter – to grease
- Water – to steam
- Condensed milk – 1/4 cup
- Cocoa powder – 1/4tsp
- Oil – 1 tbsp
- Vanilla Extract – 1/2 tsp
- Salt – a pinch
Instructions
- Melt the ingredients in Batch 1.
- Mix together the ingredients in Batch 2. Pour the melted Batch 1 onto 2 and whick well.
- Beat the batch 3 ingredients and add to the above mixture.
- Grease a baking pan with butter and pour the mixture.
- Steam for about 40 mins.
- Insert a fork or toothpick to check if the cake is ready. If it comes out clean, then the cake is done.
- Combine and heat the ingredients until it thickens.
- Let it cool for five minutes and add atop the cake,
- Refrigerate for 30 mins Serve with a scoop of icecream.
Notes
You can add a tbsp of instant coffee powder to Batch 2 ingredients. Coffee powder enhances the cocoa flavor.
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Not fair! During these times of quarantined, i can’t help but to drool at the pictures… God save me!
OH MY GOD! I saw this post first thing in the morning today and all I can do is DROOOOOL! 😀
this must be delicious. x
I have never baked a cake without an oven! This is looking sinful! Yum Yum, I like the photo too The Thirds rule always works, try that next time
That looks delicious and the recipe is simple. Tell me more about steaming. Where did you put that baking pan? in the cooker? I know I know – I don’t know much 🙂
I love baking the chocolate cake the steamed way because it was the very first cake I baked in my life. Steamed cakes are delicious and should be talked about more often.
Love your presentation & the pictures <3
Dear Shalini
your recipes are getting more and more delicious. I’m out of my kitchen and can’t wait to get back and try all your recipes one by delicious one….The YOs must love you and come banging at your door even when they’re not hungry when they smell a whiff of something tantalizing as they walk past your house.