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Swedish “Sticky” Chocolate Cake

Swedish “Sticky” Chocolate Cake

Sweden's popular "sticky cake," or kladdkaka, is for the diehard chocolate lover.

By Rose HattabaughAugust 10, 2020

  • Makes
    10 to 12 servings
  • Cook Time
    45 minutes
  • Active time plus cooling
    20 minutes active, plus cooling
  • Rating

This gooey-centered chocolate cake, a popular sweet in Sweden, is called kladdkaka, which translates as “sticky cake.” With only seven ingredients and an easy dump-and-stir mixing method, what’s not to love? For our version, we brown the butter to add a subtle nuttiness, and we use brown sugar for its molasses notes. The cake can be served warm or at room temperature. Top slices with whipped cream, ice cream or gelato.

Tip

Don’t whisk the eggs into the cocoa-sugar mixture while the mixture is still hot or the eggs may begin to cook on contact.

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