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| Amaretto Shot Mug Cake not at all like other mug cake, this one actually will surprise you! Watch video below for more instructions |
1 tablespoon brown sugar
2 tablespoons peanut butter
1 tablespoon flour
1 tablespoon cocoa
1/4 teaspoon baking powder
2 to 3 tablespoons white or milk chocolate chips
Amaretto 1 shot more or less
chocolate syrup or hot fudge ice cream topping
whipped cream for garnishing
optional mini chocolate chips for garnishing
In a small bowl, stir the egg, brown sugar, chocolate chips, flour, cocoa, and baking powder with a fork. Stir in the chocolate chips and pour batter into oil sprayed or greased ramekin or mug.
Microwave for about 1 minute depending on wattage up to 1 minute 10 seconds for over 1000 watt microwave. Cooking may vary.
Top with Amaretto first then ice cream or whipped topping and a little chocolate fudge sauce. You can also place this immediately onto a plate to serve or eat right from the mug.
What a perfect way to make dessert for 1 or 2 people. I'll have to give this a try.
ReplyDeleteA very tempting dessert
ReplyDeleteHow fun is this dessert, but also dangerous:) We'll have to try this one soon. Love your video and your mug!
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I'm loving the video! I've never made a mug cake...They look so easy.
ReplyDeleteps...I didn't see any bloopers! Great job.
The peanut butter surprised me! Never combined it with amaretto. It looks so satisfying - could you Fed-Ex it to me?
ReplyDeleteThe video is grand!
I never bake or make sweets because the portions are generally too large, but this perfect. Looks easy, delicious and no tempting leftovers.
ReplyDeleteOh, Claudia-your video is superb! Loved your step-by-step mug cake recipe. So genius, and easy, not to mention droolworthy. Love Amaretto Di Saronno! I would have enjoyed a little extra, as well:DDD
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing, this yummy dessert. I'm sure I can enjoy a large spoonful of it, even with my WW diet!
this looks yummy lovely post
ReplyDeleteLook yum! I started making brownie in a mug last summer when it was to hot to bake-- my little boy and I love it. We'll be trying this 'mug' desert too.
ReplyDeleteFollowing from the Thur Fave things hop.
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I think I am going to make this right now. It looks so good. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteOh wow - that looks really really good. I may have to try this out sometime.
ReplyDeleteHappy Favorite Things Thursday.
Yuuummmm... I love desserts for two and then I don't eat 6 because I hate to throw it away.
ReplyDeletelooks so good.
I love mug cakes - you put a delicious twist on it! I'm going to have to go make one. Love your video too!
ReplyDeleteI'll definitely try this one Claudia, all I had to read was AMARETTO. ;o)
ReplyDeleteI love this recipe! So cool that you have the cake out of the mug. Never really like the eating out of the mug, so it is great that you have plated it. Great flavors and I like the addition of the video series! Now I have a familiarity with your voice and showing is always better than the written word. Keep up the videos as well as the awesome food!
ReplyDeleteI might have to give mug cake a second shot with this now!
ReplyDeleteI love mug cakes, this looks fantastic! How could I resist amaretto chocolate anything? :)
ReplyDeleteI looove amaretteo, but am a little skeptical about mixing it with peanut butter. I love peanut butter too, so it's worth a shot! (no pun intended)
ReplyDeleteOh yummy! This sounds amazing with the chocolate, pb & amaretto combo! Plus hot fudge topping, omg heaven! Sounds sooooo good.
ReplyDeleteI like the video... well done! Great dessert.
ReplyDeleteThat looks fabulous! Easy and totally scrumptious.
ReplyDeleteI love these flavors and that you can make a single serving! (Otherwise, this recipe might be dangerous!) :)
ReplyDeleteWent to your youtube page after seeing this one... I love the videos!Great recipe Claudia. I made a peanut butter chocolate cake the other day. Peanut butter in the air?
ReplyDeleteyumm and I loved the video. Thank you for linking to the Thursday Favorite Things blog hop at Katherines Corner. Hugs and smooches and wishes for a wonderful weekend
ReplyDeleteWow! this would be a lovely dessert for a romantic dinner (just a thought).
ReplyDeleteBut Again this is a great dessert and the video is also amazing!
Oh, I'm making a note of this one!!
ReplyDeleteI'm thrilled how you're having so much fun with all this...not too mention a great dessert to boot.
ReplyDeleteVideos certainly kick it up a notch.
By now, you know how much I love adding Amaretto in my recipes...so I guess I'll have to try your sweet treat very soon ;o)
Ciao for now,
Claudia
I tried to make a mug cake once and it was a disaster! I am definitely wanting to try it again though your recipe looks great!
ReplyDeleteThese cakes are delightful, and loved the video :)
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