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1234blessed said:I know it has been posted here multiple times, but I still can't seem to find it
How do you make the lava cake in the dcb? I know how to make it in the fluted pan, I just haven't tried it in the dcb. Do you leave the lid on or off? How long does it take to cook & how long does it set?
Yes, it is normal for the icing on molten lava cake to be in a liquid form. The heat from the cake causes the icing to melt and create a delicious gooey texture.
You can try refrigerating the cake for a short period of time to make the icing slightly thicker. However, keep in mind that the icing is meant to be a liquid and may not solidify completely.
Yes, as the cake cools, the icing will also cool and harden. However, it may still have a slightly gooey texture due to the chocolate and other ingredients used in the icing.
While the traditional recipe calls for a liquid chocolate icing, you can certainly experiment with different types of icing on your molten lava cake. However, keep in mind that the heat from the cake may cause the icing to melt and create a different texture.
To prevent the icing from spilling out of the cake, make sure to properly seal the edges of the cake before baking. You can also try using a slightly thicker icing or reducing the amount of icing used in the recipe.