now, back to the taste. surprisingly the cake is truly delicious. i tell you, my four year old ate this particular piece without a single complaint. amazing. go here to see how a master does it. the repressed pastry chef is a genius. me, not so much. also, this young lady does a bang up job with her version. it was her recipe that i followed, pretty much. i did add a full teaspoon of vanilla extract that i just received from beanilla plus a teaspoon of instant coffee powder. the cake, although not purty, is moist, fudgie with no taste of the squash. i opted not to do a frosting 'cause my family doesn't like it. i know, i know, sinful, huh? i just sprinkled a little powdered sugar on top( mostly to hide the zucchini). i would like to make this again and do it real justice, but meanwhile, i think i will just stick to oven roasting my veggies. enjoy.
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But I like seeing green shreds. Makes me feel like something is 'healthier'. LOL
Really, it looks tasty.
Good tip on using the Dutch processed cocoa...I'll give it a try next time I bake with zucchini. The cake still looks tasty to me.
By the way, the peanuts are just plain peanuts from Trader Joe's.
That looks really good, I still have a bunch of Zuchinni's left
I love the chocolate/zucchini combo! I made tofu muffins over the weekend - they turned out really good, but were even better this morning when I toasted it! :D
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