Strawberry Chocolate Layer Cake

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Here is a fabulous recipe for chocolate cake, which is passed down through generations. This is a delicious chocolate cake old fashion. The recipe is simple and the results are amazing. Take an hour or so to test and find out.

Get ready for two-layer cake:

1 3.5 oz milk chocolate prize for cooking
Three large eggs 2 in Class A. I prefer organic eggs, if available.
Two 3 cups flour
4 2 cups sugar
5 Half cup butter
6 A half-cupWhole milk. 1% is too bad.
7 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
8 1.5 teaspoons baking powder
9 3 cups thinly sliced ​​strawberries
Veil 10 is not mandatory, but you can experiment with different flavors.

Now, take the following measures:

1 Rub evenly over chocolate
2 The consistency of butter cream, and pour in sugar gradually.
3 Add the milk and vanilla;
Beat 4 eggs and the Class A
Mix in next 5 nextChocolate
6 Add the flour and baking powder in mixing bowl before the main
7 Then mix the flour baking powder in bowl main.
8 Carefully pour the contents into two cake pans that are well-oiled shallow. I use butter, not so healthy.
9 Bake for about 30 minutes at 400 degrees. Verify that 20 minutes to make sure everything is ok.
Let cool 10 layers of at least 1 hour
11 Put a thin layer of slices but consistentStrawberries in a layer of cake. Make sure that the disks in general. You do not want to fall strawberries!
12 Set the chocolate cake with strawberries in another
13 Add the icing sugar and slices of strawberry or how you want. I prefer clear, but I have tried many variations with great success. I do not like to experiment.
14 EAT IT!

I hope you enjoy these chocolate strawberry cake. Have a great day!

Sharon Karen

Strawberry Chocolate Layer Cake

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