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Flourless Chocolate Cake


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I had my first gluten-free dinner party and made this Flourless Chocolate cake for dessert. The best comment was "This isn't from a store? It tastes so good like it would be from a bakery or something"

I found it on the whole foods website and used ghiradelli chocolate and coco powder. it was very easy to make also which i was surprised at.

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ohhh, perfect! my sons birthday is tomorrow.. and I am making a flourless choc cake.. I will use this recipe. I am using a raspberry drizzle though, LOVE the sooo chocolately flavor with the raspberry, absolutlely decadent!!

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I made this cake today, and everyone loved it!! raved over it... I didnt do the glaze though, I put confectioners sugar on top with a raspberry sauce.. more than half the cake was eaten by four people! Colin loved it too.. a bit rich for him, but he enjoyed eating and then playing in it!

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It's a great recipe! A good chocolate fix that's for sure! How did you make a raspberry glaze? That sounds really good and might make it not so chocolatey.....

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