Molten Choco Lava Cake Recipe In Oven – Egg
Make Molten Choco Lava cake at home using Microwave oven or convection. Chocolate stuffed inside the cake. Cut open to make it flow like lava. Step by step tried and tested recipe video.
Molten Choco Lava cake can be made easily at home. Yes, it can be .
Those who have tried it before, already know the magic this cake creates in your mouth and mind.
The ones who are new should definitely try this at least once and fall in love with this unique chocolate and cake mix.
The molten chocolate that resides inside the cake is simply awesome, you take a bite and it just melts in your mouth.
You cannot simply imagine the experience...you have to live it to believe it... So, what are you waiting for? Just wear your apron and start the journey.
It would not take more than 30 minutes to get the results if you get everything right by following this molten choco lava cake recipe.
Those who have tried it before, already know the magic this cake creates in your mouth and mind.
The ones who are new should definitely try this at least once and fall in love with this unique chocolate and cake mix.
The molten chocolate that resides inside the cake is simply awesome, you take a bite and it just melts in your mouth.
You cannot simply imagine the experience...you have to live it to believe it... So, what are you waiting for? Just wear your apron and start the journey.
It would not take more than 30 minutes to get the results if you get everything right by following this molten choco lava cake recipe.
Ingredients
- 1 Cup Chocolate Chips Or any chocolate that you have
- 1/3 Cup Powder Sugar Powder Sugar. Fine crushed/grind sugar with no crystals visible.
- 1/4 Cup All Purpose Flour Maida
- 113 Gms Butter Unsalted Unsalted
- 2 Number Eggs
Yield 2 Large (3 Inch)
Nutrition Facts
Molten Choco Lava Cake Recipe In Oven - Egg - Video
Amount Per Serving
Calories 1214
Calories from Fat 738
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 82g
126%
Saturated Fat 50g
250%
Polyunsaturated Fat 2g
Monounsaturated Fat 14g
Cholesterol 333mg
111%
Sodium 76mg
3%
Potassium 81mg
2%
Total Carbohydrates 121g
40%
Dietary Fiber 1g
4%
Sugars 84g
Protein 18g
36%
Vitamin A
33%
Calcium
4%
Iron
26%
* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2000 calorie diet.
Instructions
Storage and Serving Suggestions
Making a cake at home is pretty easy as opposed to the common perception. You can even bake a cake in the cooker. You don't believe me? Then why don't you try this same molten choco lava cake in a cooker?Do share your comments/suggestions. They keep us motivated.Baking Recipes Recipe
Ankit 4 Jan, 18 at 7:07 am
Can we use salted butter instead of unsalted butter?
I had used salted Amul butter (100 grams approx.) and now the inside the case has the taste of butter with the taste to chocolate, which tastes somewhat awkward. Can you tell me what has happened and how can I improve the taste? Otherwise everything was goof. Thank you very much for the video.
Anil Gupta 4 Jan, 18 at 2:34 pm
Amul Butter generally has more salt. We would suggest to use un-salted butter to get a sweet taste.
Imagine if you are making Halwa and add salt and Sugar, both to it. What would be the final taste be like?
Same goes with Cake too. You should avoid salted butter. Use the WHITE butter (that we make at Home in India). It is available at many sweet shops too.
Swathi 28 Nov, 16 at 9:23 am
Hi Maahi, any luck with the eggless version of molten lava cake?
Regards,
Swathi
Anil Gupta 29 Nov, 16 at 3:15 am
Not yet. We are still working on it actively.
But, our experiments have not been successful.
So, trying out various methods. Stay tuned. Will share the video as soon as we have one.
Prachi 12 Jan, 15 at 2:58 pm
hi maahi today I make molten lava cake and its awesome. Thanks for this recipe
manali 20 Sep, 13 at 2:56 pm
hi maahi,
plz come with eggless molten choco lava cake recipe 🙂
Maahi 20 Sep, 13 at 3:42 pm
Please give me sometime to upload the recipe…
i will surely come up with the eggless lava cake 🙂
thanks for watching us and writing us again n again
tajinder 9 Jul, 13 at 11:14 am
i want to know that why don’t you use baking powder in choco lava cake as baking powder is very important in baking………..
tajinder 7 Jul, 13 at 10:03 am
Hello Mahi, The choco lava cake was yummy but the lava did not came
please suggest us……………
Maahi 8 Jul, 13 at 10:14 pm
Hi Tajinder,
Thanks for trying out my recipe and writing in..
I guess your oven is working pretty good so please cook it little less time..you will get lava next time for sure…
Thanks again
tajinder 9 Jul, 13 at 10:59 am
ok thanks…..
i will surely try this
kanchan seerwani 20 Jun, 13 at 3:51 pm
Truly memorable recipe the outcome was perfect for the first time
Maahi 20 Jun, 13 at 4:52 pm
Thanks for trying out our recipe and liking it..
Hope you try out many more recipes and write back with feedback in future as well.
Thanks again
Jaspreet Kaur 14 Jun, 13 at 7:51 am
Hello Maahi,
I have been following your recipes from quite a while. I must say the recipes are very well descriptive and easy to understand for new comers 🙂 I tried shahi paneer, marble cake and got the same results. But with this molten lava cake I just cant get the same result. I have tried twice and can’t understand what I am missing out on. I am using silicon based microwave utensils. Please suggest. The cake doesn’t get fluffy and there is no molten choco inside :(.And I also tried it another micro safe baking try but no result.
Maahi 14 Jun, 13 at 3:23 pm
Hi Jaspreet, Thanks for writing in.
I am glad that your tried our few recipes and you like the taste.
For Molten lava cake i think you should check these things out.
1. No Lava-you are cooking it for long, if you cook them more then they will not have any lava inside. Cook for less time.
2. Every oven has its own heating, i mean some will cook fast and some will take some more time to bake the same thing.. so u need to know the heating of your oven or microwave oven. that will surely help.
Cook less and check the heating power of your oven..I hope this will help..
Thanks again for watching
Jaspreet Kaur 18 Jun, 13 at 9:25 am
Thank you so much Maahi 🙂
Ok I will try it with less heating this time.
I am now a regular visitor of your site and yes will also try the jalebi recipe as khud bna ke khaane ka maza hi kuch aur hai 😀
Maahi 19 Jun, 13 at 8:22 pm
Yes, u r right..khud bana ke khane ka aur sabko khilane ka maza hi kuch aur hota hai 🙂
Thanks for replying back ..
Gud luck
mansi sharma 15 May, 13 at 8:58 am
i have one question if u make choco lava without egg ? if u do it so plz tell me ..mam
Maahi 16 May, 13 at 3:56 am
Hi Mansi,
Thanks for watching. I myself have never tried an eggless lava cake. I will try and share the experience with you..
Do share your suggestions and feedback for our work in future as well.
mansi sharma 16 May, 13 at 2:33 pm
thank u very much….
mansi 14 May, 13 at 11:09 am
u made choco lava yummy it’s too gud thank u…4 giving racipe..
Maahi 14 May, 13 at 8:38 pm
HI dear
thnx a ton for watching and writing in.
hope you enjoy other baking videos as well.
thnx again
sam 12 May, 13 at 1:10 pm
what is the temperture for baking the cake can i use the brosil bowl for this?…
Anil Gupta 12 May, 13 at 1:38 pm
Hi Sam,
The baking temperature is 180 C (350 F).
We have now fixed the above article which was missing this information.
Also, normally brosil bowl can be used for baking purpose. We have also used it earlier. But, it would be better if you can check with its label to know if it is compatible with Oven/Microwave.
It should be explicitly mentioned on the bowl or on its label box.
Caution: If it is not compatible with Oven.Microwave, it would most probably break while baking due to the high heat.
Thanks for writing in.
sam 13 May, 13 at 4:37 pm
I make a cake in the brosil but it could not bake well only baked on the upper side and wetty on the bottom when i take out the cake it remains on the bottom and my cake is not spongy what should i have do add in the cake?
rly pls….
Anil Gupta 13 May, 13 at 6:16 pm
Hi Sam,
Thanks for writing in. There is nothing wrong with what you have done.
I would strongly advise you to NOT use brosil cookware for baking. We had also experienced exactly the same issue that you have encountered while baking. Looks like brosil cookware is too hard to allow any heat go inside and hence the cake remains uncooked from bottom/inner part.
I apologize for not cautioning you about this in my earlier comment.
The bake-ware that we use now is tin based (the one you see in video). We picked it up from Big-Bazaar retails in India. Do not remember the exact brand name but they are really good. They are Microwave/Oven safe and have uniform heating capacity on all sides. We have tried the same recipe with these bake-ware and everything was good.
Let me know if you need more information.
Deepti 28 Apr, 13 at 10:10 am
Hi! It seems yummy. Can we use malai in place of butter.
Maahi 29 Apr, 13 at 4:58 pm
Hi Deepti, thnx for watching and writing in.
I myself have never tried this with malai so cannot say anything on this point but i can try and get back..Or you can try and share the response with me..
That’s a nice thought..happy cooking
Thnx again for having faith in our work