Find a Recipe


POPULAR RECIPES
Chicken Recipes
Halloween Recipes
Cookie Recipes
Cake Recipes
Mexican Recipes
Healthy Recipes
Italian Recipes
Thanksgiving Recipes
Easy Recipes

DESSERT RECIPES
Smoothie Recipes
Banana Bread Recipe
Sweet Potato Pie Recipes

HEALTHY RECIPES
Healthy Recipes
Weight Watchers Recipes
Diabetic Recipes
Vegetarian Recipes
Low Carb Recipes
Low Fat Recipes

Chocolate Cake with Mayonaisse


INGREDIENTS:

1 Chocolate cake recipe
1 c Pecan halves (or subsitute
-the nut of your choice)
1/4 c Water
2 tb Sugar
1 tb Dried Habenero powder (use
-your judgment on this!)
1/4 ts Salt


I then added the following to the batter (reserving a dozen for garnishing the top of the iced cake): Over a medium-high heat, stir the water and sugar in a small teflon skillet until the sugar is disolved. Add the nuts, and stir constantly until the water is mostly evaporated (about 3-4 minutes). Add the chile and salt to coat well, and stir constantly until the water is gone. Remove the nuts to a piece of wax paper, separating the pecan halves from each other with a fork if necessary. Let cool, and incorporate them into the cake batter just before pouring it into the pan.

To make the habenero powder, I just put 4 dried habs in the spice grinder, and ground until very fine. Let the grinder settle for a couple of minutes before trying to remove the powder :-) Using finely powdered dried hot peppers of a lesser burn level would be appropriate for the non-maniacal chile-head.

CHILE-HEADS DIGEST V2 #295