In the recipe card I’ve linked to some of the products from my affiliate partners that I like to use. Dark Chocolate Peanut Butter Pudding (or any nut butter).Paleo Chocolate Sweet Potato Smoothie Bowl.Dark Chocolate Cupcakes with Chocolate Frosting.They’re all super easy (’cause I don’t really do complicated), and pretty healthy, too! Healthy enough for breakfast, just like this cake. While I know you’re really here for the cake recipe, you’ll probably love these other delicious paleo chocolate goodies, too. Even my 7 year-old, who’s consistently disliked her birthday cakes for the past 3 years. But for my kiddos I usually use coconut milk and applesauce for a lighter flavor. I think they both give the cake a nice, deep flavor. So far, my favorite flavor combination is olive oil and coffee.
I do always use eggs in it, so I can’t say for sure if it will work egg-free, but I’m working on that. Since this cake can have many variations, it can fit easily in the GAPS Diet.
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It’s is full of simple and delicious paleo and primal breakfasts, snacks, lunches, desserts, and drinks – all of which are 100% healthy! Each recipe includes notes with options that help you fit the dish into different diet plans, including keto/low-carb and GAPS Diets, as well. If you’re looking for more easy paleo and GAPS-friendly recipes, check out my new ebook, Easy Grain-Free. It doesn’t even need frosting (though I do include my favorite recipe for that below)! It’s firm enough to slice in half length-wise to make a little layer cake, and soft enough to have a tender perfect crumb. It’s pretty much a blend and dump cake, which means all you have to clean is a blender (not hard at all if you have a Blendtec). Like I said, this chocolate cake can’t get much easier. Coffee instead of almond milk… Applesauce instead of olive oil… Tapioca flour instead of coconut flour… Perfect every. After all, I pretty much just threw a couple ingredients in my Blendtec, pureed, poured it into my handy little springform pan, and baked it. I wasn’t really expecting the cake to come out as well as it did. Not that brownie-like is a bad thing, mind you, it just doesn’t really work for a birthday cake at my house.īut last summer, when figuring out what to make for my 3 year-old’s upcoming birthday, I hit gold. All my attempts were either too dry, or too brownie-like. (Though sadly I lost the cookie recipe… ’cause #mombrain.) But up until last year the perfect paleo chocolate cake eluded me. I’d already discovered what my family deemed the perfect coconut flour brownies, the perfect homemade hot chocolate, and the perfect paleo chocolate chip cookies. And preferably a chocolate cake that can be suited for the GAPS Diet. It’s so easy you’ll be making it again and again! Chocolate Dilemas.Įver since going grain-free a few years ago, it’s been a dream of mine to come up with the perfect chocolate cake. The perfect paleo chocolate cake is right around the corner, friends! This easy, blender cake is full of decadent chocolate flavor and a delicious crumb.
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