This is a delicate treat worthy of a king and/or queen, so you! It’s a chocolate version of a classic swedish treat known under the name “Toscakaka”. The original version is a vanilla cake with a kind of caramel and almond topping, this version may be a bit more unusual but is like 100 times better because chocolate, duuh, haha. The caramel is beyond this world and super easy to make! You can make versions of the brownies, your imagination is the limit and you can use the caramel on your favourite cakes and pastries!
What are you waiting for? Enjoy!
Chocolate brownie cake squares with coconut caramel topping A.K.A. Choklad toscakaka
- Yield: 6 large brownies 1x
Ingredients
Scale
For the cake
- 20 oz / 250g pitted dates
- 3 oz / 100g ripe avocado
- 3 free range organic eggs
- 3–4 tbsp of cocoa powder
- 0,75 dl / 1/3 cup flour of choice (I used durra flour)
- 1/2–1 tsp vanilla powder
- 1 tsp baking powder
- A pinch of salt
For the glaze
- 8 tbsp syrup of choice (I used coconut nectar)
- 2 tbsp cashew butter or other nut butter of choice
- 8 tbsp / 40g shredded coconut
- A pinch of salt and vanilla
Instructions
- Preheat the oven to 200°C / around 400°F.
- Mix the dates and avocado in a food processor until smooth. Simply add the rest of the ingredients and mix until combined.
- Line a baking tin with baking paper or grease it. My baking tin is 28×16 cm / 11×6,3 inches. Transfer the mixture into the tin and flat it out. Put it in the oven for 15-20 minutes depending on the tin you’re using.
- While it’s in the oven, mix together the syrup, nut butter, salt and vanilla smooth in a small bowl. Add the coconut and once the cake is almost done smother the caramel over the cake and bake for another five minutes until the glaze has started to bubble.
- Take out of the oven and let the caramel set before cutting it. Enjoyyy!
Wow, these look insane. What is durra flour?
Author
Thank you so much! 💗 Durra is something I discovered in my local supermarket. It’s a kind of grass like plant rather similar like buckwheat. I found that it has an amazing texture if you want to make a fluffy cake, or such, using a whole food flour. 😊
Amazing! I’ll have to go pick some up 🙂 I love buckwheat flour.