How to make Swedish kladdkaka with a chocolate cake recipe

Kladdkaka, or Swedish chocolate cake, is one of the most famous desserts in Sweden, and it’s easy to see why: It’s chocolatey, sweet, moist and gooey.

The word kladdkaka simply means chocolate cake in Swedish. To get the recipe just right, you need only take the time to follow these instructions and use the right ingredients—once you do that, making kladdkaka will be simple!

The easiest way to prepare swedish kladdkaka

Mix together 100 grams of plain flour,1/2 a teaspoon of baking powder and 100 grams of sugar. Add 3 egg yolks, 1 dl (0.4 cups) milk and 2 tbsp soft butter and mix it well, Melt 30 grams of unsweetened baking chocolate with some oil or fat over low heat.

Let it cool before adding it to your batter along with 3 egg whites that have been beaten stiffly. Now pour all that into a greased springform pan and bake for about 40 minutes at 200 degrees Celsius (400 F). Cool on wire rack in pan for about 10 minutes then invert onto serving platter and cool again until warm but not hot (about 10-15 minutes) before serving.

The ingredients needed

250 g/9 oz margarine, 200 g/7 oz sugar, 4 dl/ 1 1 /2 cups almond paste, 20 dl/6 1 /4 cups flour. 6 eggs and 2 tsp baking powder (13 grams).

Bake in oven at 175 degrees Celsius for about 30-35 minutes. Cream together margarine and sugar until fluffy. Add in almond paste and mix well. Mix dry ingredients separately, then add to mixture alternately with eggs.

The preparation method

First you start off by mixing your flour eggs, milk and butter together in a large bowl,In another bowl, mix your sugar and vanilla extract. Add to your dry ingredients and whisk them together until they are smooth. Add some baking powder and stir through.

Slowly pour into an oven dish that has been greased so it doesn't stick or crumble when moving it in the oven. Bake at 390C for approximately 35 minutes or until top is golden brown and toothpick inserted comes out clean. Remove from oven once ready and leave it to cool slightly before serving warm with ice cream or whipped cream on top!

The variations and the tips of preparation

Kladdkaka is in Sweden normally eaten with vanilla sauce, whipped cream and home-made jam. But you can also eat it along side fresh strawberries and melted butter or even boiled fresh carrots. The word Kladdkaka comes from swedish words kladd which means smear/smudge and Kaka which means cake.

It is often associated with family gatherings or special occasions such as weddings and christenings. If you want it to taste as good as it looks, be sure that all of your ingredients are at room temperature before starting! And don't overmix once you've added flour - otherwise your finished dessert will be tough instead of soft and light.

Conclusion

For those of you who want more information about how to make Swedish kladdkaka with chocolate cake, feel free to contact me via email. I will be happy to answer your questions. One last bit of advice from Kalle Lindroth,The best part is that no one can go wrong when making these baked treats. You're either going to have too much, in which case you can just freeze it for later or invite some friends over, or you'll end up with less than expected, which means you just have more for yourself! Bon appetit!