Chocolate Lava Cake

Ini adalah hidangan untuk suami saya yang harus ke kerja...di sebelah choc lava cake adalah mini croissants yang saya buat di cecah bersama chunky tuna mayo bersama untuk minum petang...

Ini telah menjadi cake idaman saya sejak dulu lagi...manalah saya tahu ianya cukup mudah dan murah pula untuk membuatnya...

Resipi asal saya dapati di sini  saya copy di sini juga manalah tahukan blog tu bakal tiada lagi...hehehe kiasu me.... Thank you Nookcook.com for such great recipea!

Ingredients
(makes three 6-oz ramekin cakes) ~ I made 4 instead...
- 100g dark chocolate (example, Cadbury Old Gold 70% cocoa), cut to small cubes
- 100g unsalted butter, cut to small cubes
- 2 eggs
- 50g caster sugar
- 20g self-raising flour

To decorate (optional)
- icing sugar and small sieve
- berries
- vanilla ice cream

Additional tools needed
- spatula
- electric whisk (hand-held) ~ I used normal mixer
- oven safe ramekins (6-8 oz)

...setelah suami saya makan barulah saya makan...bukan dia larang saya makan saya cuma nak tengok wajahnya dan reaksinya pabila makan cake buatan saya ini...kalau tak sedap saya tak akan makan hihihihihi... telah menjadi tabiat semulajadi saya...tapi apabila saya cut my lava cake subhanAllah the choc ozzing out NYUM!

Directions
1. Melt dark chocolate and butter using either the microwave (see cooking note 3), a hot water bath or a double boiler (note: do not use direct stove heat or the ingredients will burn).

2. In a large bowl, use an electric whisk (you can whisk by hand too but it’s more tedious) to beat the eggs and sugar till the mixture turns pale and frothy. This will take a few minutes.

3. Pour melted chocolate/butter you prepared in step 1, into the egg mixture prepared in step 2. Stir in the flour. Use a spatula to mix everything evenly.

4. Grease your ramekins with some melted butter (so that the cake will come off cleanly when it is baked). Fill the ramekin almost 3/4 full with the chocolate mixture and bake in a preheated oven of 180C (356F) for about 10 minutes. Mine took exactly 11 minutes. The cake is deliberately slightly undercooked so as to achieve its ideal consistency which is runny in the middle (hence the name fondant/molten/chocolate lava) but if you over-bake it, you will get a super moist chocolate cake which is yummy too.

5. When it is baked, remove ramekin from oven and let cool for 1-2 minutes. Use a spoon to gently loosen the edges. Carefully invert the cake onto serving plate.

6. Serving suggestion: Use a sieve to dust icing sugar over the cake. Serve a scoop of vanilla ice cream and some berries at the side.