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Reviewed: Nov. 15, 2006
I made this for a work potluck and it was definitely the star of the dessert table! Such a simple recipe, though I'm not sure of the significance of baking this while the pans are half submerged in water. I doubled the recipe and used two 8" pans instead of 10", and baked this for just over an hour rather than 45 minutes and it came out fantastic.
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Reviewed: Nov. 8, 2006
I am a chocolate lover. This came out to be just what needed on a rainy day.
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Reviewed: Oct. 8, 2006
OH MY GAWD... This is really really rich, really really good. I used part bittersweet part semi-sweet chocolate and omitted the sugar. I used about 1/2 cup butter too, so the mixture wasn't too greasy like the other reviewers said. Everything came out JUST NICE, minus the sugar and 1/2 cup butter calories. Everyone who has tasted it loved it.
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Reviewed: Sep. 25, 2006
This is rich but, in my opinion, not cloying or heavy. I followed GUYCHEF's advice and served after nuking each slice for 10-15 secs, topped with raspberry sauce and whipped cream. It was a total hit. The raspberry sauce was more difficult to make than the cake. I used water but any flavored liquor would probably be good (kahlua, amaretto, chambord, grand marnier, etc.). Enjoy!
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Reviewed: Sep. 24, 2006
This recipe is incredibly rich and decadent. As my friend put it: "this is the kind of dessert that you want to sit in a quiet corner and savor." I can not believe how easy it is. I had some bittersweet chocolate left over and added 7 squares unsweetened and 8 squares semi-sweet chocolate to make up. I did not read the note on the Baker's package that had the 3:1 rule until AFTER, but no matter--it was a hit!
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Reviewed: Sep. 4, 2006
This was incredible. It was very rich and moist. I did mix bittersweet & semi-sweet chocolate and I topped it with peanut butter icing although it did not need it. Hands down this will be the birthday cake of choice in our family, thank you for sharing!
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Reviewed: Aug. 22, 2006
I dont know what I did wrong, when i served it to my family it was dense and we needed alot of juice to gulp it down.
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Reviewed: Aug. 21, 2006
Great! I just got back from an office party where I made this for my boss, as she is allergic to wheat. Every single person out of 10 people ate both the cake and the ice cream I served with it! Like others have said, a little goes a long way. Things I didn't bother with: 1) the water bath 2) the wax paper 3) the dunking the bottom in hot water before serving These didn't make any difference at all. It still came out perfect. I simply unsnapped the springform lock and voila, ready to cut. Things I did do: 1) Followed others' suggestions of one bag of chocolate chips and 4 squares unsweet chocolate 2) Used a springform 10.5 inch pan sprayed with Pam. 3) Served it with vanilla ice cream 4) Served it at room temperature It absolutely needed something like the ice cream to go with it. I wished I had fresh whipped cream, it would have been better maybe. But as it is, this recipe comes out like the moistest, richest brownie you've ever had. So between the "brownie" and the ice cream, no one could refuse! I don't think it would be good just by itself, as it needs the vanilla or cream to offset the richness so you're not overloaded with chocolate taste. I don't think the caramel drizzle others have suggested would be good, as it is extremely sweet already. Your call. Enjoy!
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Reviewed: Aug. 12, 2006
Like others, I used some semi-sweet and some bittersweet but substituted the water with Chambord. Yummy!
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Reviewed: Aug. 3, 2006
absolutely amazing. if you 'like' chocolate, but don't 'LOOOOOVE' chocolate, it may be a little too intense. i did make two minor changes per several people's advice. instead of 18 oz of bittersweet chocolate, i used 4 oz of bittersweet and 14 oz of semi-sweet. and instead of using 6 whole eggs, i used 3 eggs and 3 egg whites.
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Reviewed: Jul. 18, 2006
Crazy easy to make, and I served it with a rasberry sauce and a little vanilla ice cream. Huge, huge hit!
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Reviewed: Jul. 18, 2006
I went by the recipe and loved it. Although maybe I would make a smaller one cause it is very rich.
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Reviewed: Jul. 10, 2006
If I could give this recipe 10 stars I would!! This cake was so smooth, so creamy and SO full of chocolate... it was incredible. I took the advice of others and used 5 oz. of bittersweet bakers chocolate and 13 oz. of semi-sweet chocolate chips and also used 3 eggs and 3 egg whites instead of 6 full eggs. This has a few extra steps, but it still isn't terribly hard and the final product is well worth it. I can't wait to take this to a family event and "wow!!" everyone.
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Reviewed: Jun. 29, 2006
WOW. I was looking for a special cake to make for my best friend's birthday, as she has become allergic to gluten. This cake was so rich and sinfully good that my friends though it was a chocolate truffle cake from a fancy restaurant until I showed them the recipe! I substituted Splenda for the sugar, used 12 oz. of semi sweet chips and 6 oz. of unsweetend bakers chocolate, and used orange juice instead of water, and it turned out FABULOUS! This one will now be a must for any special occasion. THANKS!!!
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Reviewed: Jun. 26, 2006
This was a wonderful dessert. (Feel strange calling it a cake exactly) I sustitued grand marnier instead for water and served with it drizzled on top too - and whipped cream. It was well recieved.
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Reviewed: Jun. 22, 2006
This was the first gluten-free cake, or anything else for that matter, that I've ever made. It is quick, easy, and is an instant crowd pleaser!
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Reviewed: Jun. 4, 2006
This cake is great! I've made it a couple of times and it always turns out great. I followed another reviewer's advice and replaced the water with Gran Marnier (even better than OJ) and the zest of an orange. Also, I've not seen bittersweet chocolate in my grocery store, so I use six ounces of unsweet chocolate and 12 of semisweet. I also dip my knife in hot water and wiping it before cutting each piece.
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Reviewed: May 16, 2006
I tried this recipe for Mother's Day and everyone loved it. I used a bag of semi-sweet chocolate chips and 4 squares of unsweetened chocolate and my guests said it was the perfect sweetness. I used a springform pan lined with wax paper and had no trouble getting the cake out. We didn't even bother with the water bath and I don't think it made a difference. Everyone should try this one!
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Reviewed: May 15, 2006
YUMMMMM!!! Loved this! Made this for my mom for Mother's Day (she's another true chocoholic) and we were in heaven! Very rich and creamy. I used about 1/3 semi-sweet chocolate and was glad that I did. I baked this in a springform pan and wrapped foil around the bottom edge to keep out the water bath. Had NO problem getting this out of the pan that way. WARNING: some people may find this to be "too rich" or "too sweet". I made a cherry crumb pie to satisfy these "wimps" so they were happy.
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Reviewed: Apr. 23, 2006
very easy to make and sooo choclately. Absolutely delicious. A dreamy "fix" for a chocaholic. ;)
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