This is a brownie made in a nice round shape so that it can be served for dessert. A brownie is perfect at any time but imagine eating it with ice cream and salted caramel sauce. Sounds good don’t you think?
Last week I made a cake and took it to The Gasoline Pony, this is what happened. People seemed to like eating cake with their cocktails so The Gasoline Pony and I have banded together to create a cake of the week for a limited time. Well this is the cake this week, a gluten free Brownie Cake Salted Caramel and Chocolate Bombs. I am told it will be served with a scoop of ice cream. “The Gasoline Pony”, is one of my favourite places in Marrickville. There’s a never ending parade of Australian live music and lots of friendly people. They are doing their best to support Australian music so get on down there . Follow them on Facebook here .
This is the recipe I used for my brownie ice cream layer cake so, if you master this then, next stop layer cake.
And Chocolate bombs?. Gluten free little round crispy bombs that I use for cakes.
Brownie Cake Salted caramel and Chocolate Bombs. The way to go!
Brownie Cake Salted Caramel and Chocolate bombs
Ingredients
- 175 gm butter unsalted
- 175 gm dark chocolate chopped
- 3 whole eggs 70 gm
- 250 gm sugar caster 1 1/4
- 100 gm almond meal 1 cup
- 50 gm cocoa dark 1/2 cup
caramel sauce
- 200 gm caster sugar 1 cup
- 100 gm butter
- 150 ml cream
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 50 ml Extra water to thin
- 25 gm Chocolate grated
Instructions
- Set the oven to 160 C / 320 F
- Line a round 24 cm /10 in tin with a removable bottom.
- Put the sugar and eggs in to a stand mixer and beat while you prepare the other ingredients.
- Melt the butter and chocolate in a bowl in the microwave for 1 minute or over a double boiler. Set aside to cool slightly
- Mix the almond meal and cocoa getting rid of any lumps.
- When the eggs and sugar look thick and doubled in volume, stop the mixer and add the chocolate butter mixture and almond cocoa mixture and beat together till combined.
- Pour this into the cake tin and level off. It is a thick mixture and will need a spatula
- Bake for approximately 30 minutes depending on your oven. Test with a skewer at 30 minutes. The skewer should come out with a little bit of damp chocolate ( better under done). If it needs a little more time allow 5-10 minutes.
- Makes approximately 9 slices
To make the sauce
- Have all of the ingredients ready and to hand. That means the butter chopped and the cream measured out
- Put the sugar in a heavy bottomed sauce pan with 2 Tablespoons of water. Heat on medium to high till all of the sugar is dissolved swirl a little but don't stir. If some of the sugar sticks to the sides add a Tablespoon more water.
- Continue heating till the sugar is liquid and starts to turn golden. It needs to be nicely golden before you turn it off and add the cream
- Once golden it will darken quickly so turn off and add the cream. It will bubble a lot. Stir with a whisk. Put the pot back onto very low and gradually stir in the butter letting it bubble a little. Take off the heat.
- Add 1/2 the salt stir and taste and then the rest if you want more. Cool the pan down by dipping the base into some cool water. Add the extra water if you want a thinner sauce.
- The chocolate bombs are a gluten free cereal. One you pour the caramel over the cake to serve sprinkle with chocolate bombs and grated chocolate.
A brownie cake is my kind of dessert! I also love the use of cocoa bombs to decorate the cake/brownie – perfect. Thank you for linking yup with us for Fabulous Foodie Fridays, I hope you have a lovely weekend.
Lauren @ Create Bake Make recently posted..Banana Pikelets – Fabulous Foodie Fridays #38
Just wow. This looks so gooey and decadent – love it!
I’ve never thought of using cereal as a cake topper! This looks great though – what an amazing dessert.
Kari @ bite-sized thoughts recently posted..Out and about in London #4: Raw food at Vantra Vitao and more Wholefoods eating
I looked at this and wondered what was on top. I LOVE brownies and I also love live music places. Sadly, we’re sorely limited in that up here. I wish I could join you!
Maureen | Orgasmic Chef recently posted..Chocolate Tart
What a lovely idea. I do love a brownie with ice cream and that salted caramel sauce sounds divine xx
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Looks deliciously wicked!!!
That’s brilliant you teamed up with your favourite bar/restaurant – what a great gig 🙂 A brownie cake is very clever too.
Nancy | Plus Ate Six recently posted..{In my hood} We are all rugged up
Brownie with salted caramel sauce? Be still my heart. Yum yum yum! How exciting that you got to pair up with one of your favourite restaurants.
Oh wow, me likey!
Lizzy (Good Things) recently posted..My love affair with Pumpkin Strudel
You should have called this Crack Cake. Seriously. As soon as I read the title, I jumped on it. These flavours are like you made it especially FOR ME!! 🙂
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What a divine looking brownie cake! And good on you for getting the gig at Gasoline Pony.
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