![]() The cherry filling should have some syrupy juice and should not be jammy. While the cake is in the oven, heat up pitted cherries and sugar in a sauce pot on low- medium heat for 20 minutes, stirring occasionally to prevent burning. Split the cake mixture into two 8 inch cake pans, and bake in the preheated oven for 40-45 minutes or until a skewer inserted in the middle of the pan comes out clean. Pour hot coffee over the cake mixture and whisk until the batter is homogeneous. In a different bowl, whisk almond milk, sugar, oil and vanilla extract.Ĭombine the wet and the dry ingredients thoroughly with a whisk until there are no lumps (be careful not to over mix). In a bowl, combine dry ingredients: flour, cocoa powder, baking powder, baking soda, salt and cinnamon. Preheat your oven to 350 degrees Fahrenheit. Nostalgia is a usually hard master to please but even without eggs, this black forest cake nailed the taste and consistency of my childhood memories so I know you’ll definitely love it as much as I enjoyed making it! How to Make an Eggless Black Forest Cake The cake of my childhood looked nothing like mine though it was decorated with glazed berries, and was filled with maraschino cherries. He always got black forest cake (and white forest sometimes) for any celebration, birthday, or chill day we had at home growing up, and it was an absolute treat. I am sharing this recipe in honor of my dad since like I said earlier, this forest cake is my dad’s favorite. Maybe one day in the future I will claim the title of “bestest” black forest cake ever, but for now, this moist chocolate cake with a sweet cherry filling, frosted with whipped cream and real cherries on top literally takes the cake (pun definitely intended) in moistness and supreme dessert decadence! I am open to being re-impressed by myself and others, but I can honestly say with some amount of confidence, that it’s going to be difficult to beat this eggless black forest cake. Once I came to discover that I could bake without eggs, I inevitably had to redeem my childhood nostalgia and now I can confidently say that I have finally accomplished the ultimate black forest cake without eggs. So I would allow myself to enjoy a bit of cake while suppressing the urge to gag (because of the egg, not because I didn’t enjoy the taste…weird I know). In spite of my egg aversion even back then, it was too much to ask for a child to resist the lure of the deliciously decorated cakes he brought home. ![]() I have had a lot of black forest cakes in my life especially since this happens to be my dad’s favorite cake so I and my sisters growing up, were quite regularly exposed to a bevy of cake treats as a side benefit of my dad’s sweet tooth.
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