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Chocolate Celebration Cake | Jamie Oliver


it’s time for cake this is where it’s at

this is my chocolate celebration cake

lay it up with crunchy chocolate

krispies and new girl frosting this

sponge

ain’t a normal sponge is kind of heading

towards a brownie and our brownies are

sort of beautiful place so we’ve got a

pan just with a inch or two of water

we’re going to get that on a simmer I’ve

gone for beautiful 70 percent quality

chocolate 150 grams into the bowl next

250 grams of good butter olive oil does

help to keep this cake quite moist go in

with 2 tablespoons I’m gonna put a

little pinch of sea salt in and salt is

really important for seasoning the

chocolate and it was one of the first

things I learned when I went and worked

in France and I’ve tried some without

and some with a tiniest pinch and I’m

like woah okay that’s a different level

next we’re gonna go in with 300 grams of

sugar stir until it’s smooth and glossy

then take off the heat and leave to cool

we’re just gonna have a little whisk up

you can use an electric whisker but it’s

a nice little opportunity to burn some

calories because you’re gonna be

consuming some a little bit later one by

one whisk in 6 large eggs ah love it

sift in 150 grams of self-raising flour

and 4 tablespoons of quality cocoa

powder mix together and pour into a deep

23 centimeter loose bottom tin that’s

been lined and bake at 180 for around 50

minutes to make the chocolate rice layer

melt together 300 grams of dark

chocolate 100 milliliters of double

cream a tablespoon of runny honey and 75

grams of butter

then let it cool let’s put in the final

ingredient which is inspired by

childhood memories making little rice

krispies chocolate cakes hunger Grahams

go in I’m just gonna follow that in now

it is memories and I think that’s what

comfort foods all about the next bit is

an incredible new girl it’s sort of

pillowy and light and beautiful go in

with the whites of two large eggs pinch

of salt 200 grams of caster sugar and

three tablespoons of honey then there’s

an ingredient you’ll get in all

supermarkets it’s cream of tartar one

level teaspoon that’s gonna make it

lovely and light and then vanilla

extract not essence just one little cap

orange blossom which I love I’m just

gonna use one little cap and as you know

chocolate and orange are very good

friends put it over the pan and get

whisking the heat is just gonna subtly

cook the eggs and we want to dissolve

that sugar and we’ll do this for about

5-6 minutes until it’s light and fluffy

as this set cold it’ll get a firmer and

firmer but just look at that that’s what

we’re looking for a few drops of natural

color and the new girls good to go all I

have to do now is cut the cake into

three even layers which is easy to do if

you know this clever trick with

toothpicks we’ve got kind of basically

three fingers depth here so I’ll just

use my little finger as a measure of the

first and I’ll just put that cocktail

stick in like that and I’ll do the same

in the back and I’ll do the same on all

the sides then for the line above it go

to your second finger now you might

think this is a faff but like you can’t

go to all this love and then you go and

screw it up at the last minute you will

be in tears score first between the two

then you can just start very carefully

going around the edge again and you just

go in a bit deeper the second time

around third time around goes deeper

again so this comes off so let’s do this

again

so the cake is done to assemble all the

bits

I’m roping in two of my girls poppy and

Daisy Joe pixel oh yeah right in the

middle

ma-ma-ma-ma-ma Joe do you think we’ve

got enough chocolate on there yes

definitely

[Music]

yay well done dad looks amazing

oh it’s crunchy it’s gonna be messy

lover it’s a best cake ever [Music]

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