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Chocolate Zucchini Cake
A one-bowl chocolate cake enriched with fresh zucchini, cocoa, and semi-sweet mini chocolate chips. The source describes it as exceptionally good; the transcript includes mixing and baking details but cuts off before the full method is available.
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Ingredients
- 3 cup all-purpose flour
- 2 tsp baking soda
- 1 cup granulated sugar
- 1 cup brown sugar
- 1 cup cocoa powder
- 270 g semi-sweet mini chocolate chips (Almost a full 270 g pack, as stated; the amount is approximate.)
- 0.75 cup oil
- 1.5 cup milk
- zucchini (Fresh garden zucchini; amount not stated.)
- 2 tsp vanilla extract (The transcript says “two teaspoons or…” and then repeats that a little may be added; exact final amount is unclear.)
Steps
- 1
Set the garden-fresh zucchini aside. The transcript does not give an amount or describe how to prepare it.
- 2
In one bowl, add the all-purpose flour. Add the baking soda, then whisk briefly between ingredients as the transcript directs.
- 3
Add the granulated sugar, brown sugar, and cocoa powder to the bowl, whisking briefly between ingredients.
- 4
Add almost a full 270 g pack of semi-sweet mini chocolate chips.
- 5
Add the oil and milk. Mix until the batter is about 75% incorporated; the source gives no further description of the mixing method.
- 6
Add the vanilla extract. The transcript trails off after “two teaspoons or,” so the precise amount is unclear.
Notes
The source transcript ends during the ingredient/mixing instructions. It does not state the zucchini quantity or preparation, the complete mixing method, pan size, greasing details, or a reliable baking duration. The video text mentions baking at 350 degrees and an approximately stated number of minutes, but the minutes are not legible; those unsupported details are not supplied here.
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