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Cake recipe for multiply allergic person? Does anyone have a recipe for a delicious chestnut/chocolate cake I once tried?

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duchesse · 19/08/2013 23:39

My friend rashly promised to produce a cake for her sister's birthday but has now realised the implications of making a cake containing no identifiably cake ingredients. The cake has to be egg-free, gluten free, nut-free and dairy-free. I once had a kind of French chocolate log made with chestnut flour and cocoa- has anyone out there had anything like this? And if so do they have a a recipe? All ideas very happily received; my friend will be very grateful!

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Mogz · 20/08/2013 02:49

I had to make our wedding cake gluten, dairy and soya free so I used Doves Farm chocolate cake mix as a base, instead of butter I used Pure sunflower spread, this should work for your friend, you can buy egg substitute from most big supermarkets or use 60ml vegetable oil per egg, or I think one very ripe banana. The cake mix is delicious with chocolate (get it from the freefrom section so it's dairy free) and chopped dates mixed in, goes very moist and yummy.

TweenageAngst · 20/08/2013 02:58

Try googling vegan raw chocolate deserts and add a nut free to the search. I am amazed at just how tasty some of these recipes are- is coconut out?

duchesse · 20/08/2013 08:32

Ah yes, coconut is out I'm afraid.

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duchesse · 20/08/2013 08:33

Thank you very much for your suggestions! I will pass them on.

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freefrommum · 21/08/2013 10:27

Try having a look at www.piginthekitchen.co.uk her blog has loads of freefrom recipes that should be suitable.

ukey · 24/08/2013 00:08

I would avoid chestnut flour with nut allergy.

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