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Prep time
30 minutes
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Cook time
1 hour
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Serves
6
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Ingredients
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300 grams
Krystal sugar
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6
Eggs
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1
Butter (250 g)
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400 grams
AP flour
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1
Baking powder (13 g)
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1 tablespoon
Dark cocoa
Directions
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Divide the eggs to the yolks and the whites. Put into the large bowl 300 g of a sugar and 6 yolks and mix till it is smooth and almost fluid like a dough.
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As you do have the whites in small bowl, add there 1/3 of the whites and mix till it is like a snow from whites. Then add the 2/3 of whites and repeate. Add the last 3/3 of the whites and repeate (till the dough is almost like snow from whites).
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Mesh 400 g of AP flour with 1 piece 13 g baking powder.
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Cut the butter on a five peaces ( it shoud have been room temperature).
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Add 1/5 of a butter to a mixture and mix it. Till it is well mixed. Add 1/5 of a flour with a baking powder and mix, till it is well mixed. Add 2/5 of a butter and mix till it is well mixed. Add a 2/5 of a flour with a baking powder. Mix till it is well mixed. Add 3/5 of a butter and mix again. Add 3/5 of a flour and mix still till it is well mixed. Add 4/5 of a butter and again mix. Add a 4/5 of a flour and mix. Add a 5/5 of butter and mix well. The last has to be the flour so add 5/5 of a flour and well mix. Done
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Half of a dough put tu another bowl and add there 1 tablespoon of a dark cocoa. Mix the cocoa with a half of a dough.
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I should have written as a first step to preheat the own on 150 degrees Celsia.
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The form must be from a butter and on butter powdered AP flour. Use classical form, the big for cake.
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Put to the form first half of the light dough, than all dark dough and than the second half of a light dough. Take a fork and pinch to the dough all from the up to the down around all the circle form. Pinches 0,5 cm from each other. For to get a marmor cake.
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Put it into a preheat own and bake all the time on a 150 degrees Celsia.
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Bake for one hour. Check it out after 40 minutes, sometimes earlier, but usually tekes an hour.
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How to get the ready cake from the form? Put on the form a wet reg, it will go better. :-)
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