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Looking for the ultimate chocolate cake? This Brooklyn Blackout Cake has rich pudding filling, moist cake layers, and irresistible frosting!

Brooklyn Blackout Cake, a decadent chocolate dessert, holds a rich history and a delightful flavor profile. Originating in New York City, this cake has become a favorite among chocolate lovers worldwide. In this article, we'll explore the origins of Brooklyn Blackout Cake, the ingredients required, step-by-step preparation instructions, serving suggestions, and more.

This Brooklyn Blackout Cake has layers of soft chocolate cake, silky chocolate pudding filling, surrounded by chocolate fudge frosting topped with chocolate crumbs. It's decadence on a fork. If that wasn’t enough, it’s gluten free, nut free, eggless and easily vegan! If you're a chocoholic, this is the cake for you!!!

Calling all chocoholics! This seriously is, hands down, without question, the best chocolate cake you’ll ever eat. This World War II-era cake was made famous by a bakery chain out of Brooklyn, New York called Ebinger’s.

Our version of legendary Brooklyn Blackout Cake boasts three layers of rich, moist chocolate cake, two of creamy chocolate pudding, and fudgy ganache frosting.

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Just like the much-ballyhooed chocolate blackout cake from Ebinger's in Brooklyn, this one has the same pudding-like filling, the same tender chocolate crumb, and the same rich, rich, rich frosting. #chocolate #cake #baking #blackoutcake #brooklynblackoutcake

The amazing Yasmin Newman gives us her recipe for Brooklyn Black Out Cake from her new book Desserts of New York. It's a good'un.

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Chocolate Blackout Cake made with Special Dark Chocolate. #foodblog #cake #recipe #chocolate #blackout

Chocolate cake, with chocolate-cream cheese frosting, rolled in chocolate chips and drizzled with white chocolate. Slight modifications from Pinch of Yum's.

I recently went upstate to help my mom out with her new house, and while I was home I took a break to go visit my grandparents. My grandfather is a man of few words, and usually contributes little …

I recently went upstate to help my mom out with her new house, and while I was home I took a break to go visit my grandparents. My grandfather is a man of few words, and usually contributes little more to dinner table chats than some talk about his vegetable garden. One topic that always gets him…

It's been over 35 years since once-renowned Ebinger's Baking Company in Brooklyn closed its doors. We set out to re-create one of its most beloved recipes. Chocolate Blackout Cake was first made by a bakery in Brooklyn 35 years ago. We wanted to create a version that could be prepared long after the shop had shut its doors. To achieve this, we used Dutch-processed cocoa for big chocolate flavor, and added cocoa powder to the butter we were already melting for the cake. This method—toasting…

From "Cook's Country by America's Test Kitchen," episode 101 "Forgotten Cakes." This is their version of the original Blackout Cake, made at the sadly now-closed Ebinger's Bakery in Brooklyn, NY.

Cook's Country Chocolate Blackout Cake. Discover our recipe rated 4.3/5 by 34 members.

Our version of legendary Brooklyn Blackout Cake boasts three layers of rich, moist chocolate cake, two of creamy chocolate pudding, and fudgy ganache frosting.

This flourless chocolate cake is perfectly crafted for those who crave an intense chocolate experience. This no-frills, rich, moist, and decadent cake is a straightforward celebration of intense cocoa flavor. nnSkip the flour, embrace the simplicity, and let your taste buds revel in the pure pleasure of this chocolatey masterpiece.

It's got six layers of cake, homemade caramel, and a seriously stunning frosting. Need I say more?