I made it last night without the choc chips cos we didn't have any & I must say I was surprised!! I think the recipe needs some tweaking though, definitely needs the choc chips IMO & I have read somewhere you can subsitute banana for oil in cake recipes to make them less evil, so I might do that next time too. Overall though it works really well.
OMG!! Can't believe it really only took 5mins! Can't believe how high it went about the mug then went down again! I just made 2 and if DP doesn't wake up and have his, I'm eating it too. I put a bit.....ok a lot of whipped cream with it too....DELISH!! I didn't try it with banana, I will next time though. My choc chips melted too but still tastes great!
Mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm that was yummmmmmmmmmoooooooooooooooooooooooooo!!!!
Milo tasted awesome in it.....got abit rubbery tho, either I mixed it to much cause i didn't want scrambled egg in it like Melinda or cooked it too long.
I think it is moreso the cook to long cause I just checked and out microwave is 1500watts!!
Just made this tonight and realised something. I assume the recipe is not of Australian origin and therefore the tablespoon measurement will be 15ml rather than our standard of 20ml. So this would make a difference with timing of cooking and it would be important to make sure that an extra extra large egg is used.
Mine turned out fine, just like I would expect any microwave cake/pudding to be. Reminded me of the cakey part of a self saucing pudding. I used 15ml tablespoon measures with an extra large egg, 2 min 50 sec in a 1100 watt microwave.
Doubt I will make it again though, it was a bit of a novelty.
ETA: this made me check my measuring spoons. Realised my tablespoon measures 15 ml, so that would explain why I am having trouble with my anzacs
Last edited by Astrid; May 10th, 2009 at 10:31 PM.
: correct info
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