Chocolate cake in the microwave in 5 minutes
The cake can be prepared very quickly and without bothering with the oven. Just mix all the ingredients in a cup and put it in the microwave for 5 minutes. This recipe is for those who love sweets and do not like to wait for a long time!
How to cook Chocolate cake in the microwave in 5 minutes
Step 1

Beat the egg with sugar, add softened butter, cocoa, milk, vanilla sugar, salt, baking powder and flour. Mix everything thoroughly.
Step 2

Fill silicone muffin tins halfway with the prepared batter and microwave for 2.5 minutes at 600 W.
Step 3

Cool the muffins, remove from the tins and when serving, drizzle with chocolate, condensed milk, jam or maple syrup.
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