I got this idea from the blog of Carol "Che bo" , which I recommend that you visit because in addition to delicious recipes, you see, has some really good ideas!
I made several pots, always stand on the issue of the ingredients, and I took my family in the various holiday celebrations. It was fun seeing his first reaction, put some faces hilarious, surprise with a touch of "shabby ... that gives us a plastic pot!". And when they found out it was food, everyone raved. The cake is delicious, everyone agreed that it was super juicy, so I'm confident I'll do it sometimes, and ... Without the pot!
and ASSEMBLY INGREDIENTS - 2 pots 13 -14 cm in diameter
- L 3 eggs 1
- natural yogurt (I got no sugar)
- 1 part yogurt with flour
- 1 envelope yeast (Royal)
- 1 / 2 measure sugar yogurt
- 1 / 2 yogurt as oil
- 1 tab chocolate (mine was with milk and 100 grams .)
- chocolate chips
- Nocilla
- 10 Oreo cookies or similar
- Almonds, Hazelnuts ... chocolate dipped
- few artificial plants
- A straw
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PREPARATION
Although you see many ingredients is sooo easy. Thoroughly clean the pots first and let dry. Cover the inside with baking paper, I made a base so that no slinks through the hole and then another part of paper around the inside wall. Preheat oven to 200 º C.
Prepare cake mix, will to melt the chocolate in the micro, in a bowl add the three eggs, yogurt, flour (sifting), baking powder, sugar, oil and melted chocolate . Whisk and incorporate the chocolate chips. Fill the pots with the mixture and bake for 45 minutes at 180 º C. After those 45 minutes should puncture them and make sure that the knife comes out clean, do not do before, because otherwise the mass is crushed.
Once out of the oven wait for it to cool and proceed to the assembly. We'll put some Nutella over the cake, stick to the "earth", we take the Oreos and separate the black, the grind and we take over the Nutella (ground effect).
Stare at the media center and put straw flowers. Garnish with some "rocks" of almond dipped in chocolate and we have listed the pot edible!
A big kiss to all and thanks for reading!
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