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Gluten-free chocolate hazelnut cake

Gluten-free chocolate and hazelnut cake Rausch

Favorite recipes from the Rausch team: In keeping with today's Chocolate Cake Day, we present another favorite recipe from Tim, our team leader for e-commerce. He has conjured up this flourless alternative for you because the cake is a real highlight thanks to the crunchy hazelnuts and cocoa nibs as well as its wonderfully moist consistency. Very easy to bake!

Recipe for 1 cake
Preparation time: 60 minutes
Difficulty: Easy
Utensils: springform pan(Ø 26 cm)

Ingredients:

5 eggs
200 g ground hazelnuts
75 g fine flavor cocoa nibs
250 g powdered sugar
1sachet of vanilla sugar
1pinch of salt
200 g drinking chocolate pearls Ecuador 70 %'
50 g whole hazelnuts
A little butter to grease the springform pan

Preparation:

  1. Preheat the oven to 160°C (fan oven).

  2. Separate 4 eggs and beat the egg whites until stiff.

  3. Beat the remaining egg with the egg yolks until frothy.

  4. In another mixing bowl, mix together the ground hazelnuts, 50 g cocoa nibs, vanilla sugar and salt.

  5. Mix the foamy egg yolk mixture into the dry ingredients using a mixing spoon.
  6. Finally, carefully fold in the beaten egg whites until the mixture is homogeneous.
  7. Brush the springform pan with butter and pour the batter evenly into the pan.
  8. Bake the cake in the middle of the oven for around 45 minutes and then leave to cool completely.
  9. Slowly melt the single-origin chocolate in a bain-marie and then pour evenly over the cake.
  10. Decorate the cake with whole hazelnuts and the remaining cocoa nibs as desired and allow the chocolate to set.

Tip:

Spread the liquid single-origin chocolate with a spoon so that the single-origin chocolate runs slightly over the edge.

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