


This is a recipe I found on a French cooking blog , the frosting looks perfect and it's very easy to make http://delicesandgourmandises.wordpress.com/2014/07/22/delices-gourmandises-chocolate-cake-2/
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Quote: Betty80
Hi everyone,
I'm looking for easy chocolate frosting recipe for my chocolate cake, I tried so many times but it never meet my expectations.
Thanks
Hi Betty80,
Happy New Year ! :)
Did you have found a recipe for your chocolate frosting? Did you tried the recipe of Delices & Gourmandises or a home-made recipe?
Thanks for your return.

My favorite is the one actually on the Hershey's cocoa can... it is the best. I made it once with Nestle cocoa--- awful! Be sure you consider the brand/ flavor of the cocoa you use!


AJerryliny -- no that can't be right -- some kind of typo


What recipe are you using that includes baking soda? Just curious...

the cake recipe in the link in post #3 ^^^ has over 3 teaspoons of baking soda

Hello
Making a chocolate frosting is easy. Here is a simple direction :
Beat the butter. In a large bowl, beat the butter with an electric mixer.
Mix the dry ingredients. In a small bowl, whisk together the cocoa and the granulated sugar.
Combine the ingredients. Add the cocoa and sugar mixture along with the milk.
Beat until the mixture becomes a spreadable consistency.
Add 1 tablespoon of vanilla.
Add the powdered sugar. Beat the powdered sugar.
Spread it over the cake.
This is the usual way I make a chocolate frosting. However, some of the suggestions above are fine. That of Delices and Gourmandises is great. I had a look on this website and found other interesting recipes. The recipe about how to bake and serve coffe mini cakes (https://delicesandgourmandises.wordpress.com/2014/12/30/delices-and-gourmandises-how-to-bake-and-serve-coffee-mini-cakes/) is perfect !

I get a lot of "Mmmmmm"s and "Oh this is so good!" with my recipe, easy to make and use!

Quote by @JerryLINY on 7 Jan 2015 , 1:52pm
The recipe lists baking soda twice. Is this correct??
If it lists the same exact thing the nit must be a mistake. It happens so just discard it.
I will have to have a look at that recipe proposed by Delices and Gourmandises. I thought it was just a mail order company.

Quote by @SeriousCakes on 26 May 2016 , 7:42pm
I get a lot of "Mmmmmm"s and "Oh this is so good!" with my recipe, easy to make and use!
Is that your personal recipe that you are presenting ?

just an aside here -- that coffee cake recipe on the delices and gourmandises site does not go with the cute little picture -- i'm sure the recipe is tasty and the pictured cakelette is adorable but you won't get that outcome with those directions -- unless I missed something somewhere --
i don't see any baking soda listed? just the self raising flour would have it in thete

now that I went back and re-read the thread -- yeah I see the baking powder listed twice in the cake recipe in post 3 -- 3.25 teaspoons bkg soda plus bkg powder -- no es bueno
I'm not a fan of that website's recipes


Anniah5, sorry, I just saw your question today! Yes, that is my personal chocolate buttercream recipe :)

This recipe is fantastic!
Bittersweet Chocolate Frosting
11 ¼ ounce bag Ghirardelli bittersweet chocolate chips, melted and cooled
½ cup, or 1 stick unsalted butter
8 ounces softened cream cheese
6 T. cocoa
3-4 cups powdered sugar
1 cup sour cream
vanilla
Beat butter and cream cheese until whipped. Add cocoa and mix. Mix in melted, cooled chocolate and beat until smooth. Add 3 cups powdered sugar and mix until combined, scraping bowl as necessary. Beat in sour cream and vanilla. If too thin or not sweet enough to taste, add in up to 1 additional cup powdered sugar. Frosting thickens as it sits. Add milk or cream to return to spreading consistency.
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