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mariesdoats

mariesdoats

Hi, new member here-- inspired to post, because of this question. 

 

My recent favorite is the Espresso Chocolate Cake (now retired) from Proof Bakery in Los Angeles. I got interested in the recipe after seeing this unlikely BuzzFeed clip online (whoa, what's up with 30+ *million* views!! I wondered):

https://ytcropper.com/cropped/n45cd99135de59e

 

and later found the recipe in the LA Times. Takes a few days to make the component parts--- at least, if you work full-time like me--- but otherwise easy. The final photo is from the online recipe-- and made by the bakery, not me! I include it here to inspire you to Extreme Baking Greatness, not yet achieved by me. But: delicious and fun, for a first try!

 

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mariesdoats

mariesdoats

Hi, new member here-- inspired to post, because of this question. 

 

My recent favorite is the Espresso Chocolate Cake (now retired) from Proof Bakery in Los Angeles. I got interested in the recipe after seeing this unlikely BuzzFeed clip online (what's up with 24 *million* views!! I wondered: here) and later found the recipe in the LA Times. Takes a few days to make the component parts--- at least, if you work full-time like me--- but otherwise easy. 

 

IMG_1141.thumb.jpeg.854a99d8a0b990a8630e440f7c687d01.jpeg

 

 

IMG_1142.jpeg

CY7Q46CGAZGWHMIJJ3CN6XWTRU.jpg

mariesdoats

mariesdoats

Hi, new member here-- inspired to post, because of this question. 

 

My recent favorite is the Espresso Chocolate Cake (now retired) from Proof Bakery in Los Angeles. I got interested in the recipe after seeing this unlikely BuzzFeed clip online (what's up with 24 *million* views!! I wondered: here) and later found the recipe in the LA Times. Takes a few days to make the component parts--- at least, if you work full-time like me--- but otherwise easy. 

 

IMG_1141.thumb.jpeg.854a99d8a0b990a8630e440f7c687d01.jpeg

 

 

IMG_1142.jpeg

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