When I was asked by Dr. Oetker to bake one of their Chocolate Indulgence recipes. I chose these Marbled Chocolate Cheesecake Muffins. I love to bake muffins, they are easy to make and just the right size for a sweet treat with a cup of tea or coffee, I also often serve muffins instead of dessert and they are always welcomed.
Dr. Oetker has a great range of products and tools to help you make a great chocolatey bake. They have several varieties of cooking chocolate, chocolate decorations and powders that make it so simple to make a tasty chocolatey bake. There are also lots of great recipes on the website to help inspire you.
This March, Dr. Oetker want to celebrate all that is great and good about chocolate
so are encouraging you to have some fun
with chocolate and get experimental by trying new chocolatey bakes you’ve never
attempted before. That way, you’ll get a handy practice run in March so you’re
proud to share these new bakes at Easter with loved ones and friends.
The muffins were very easy to make, you do need to make two different mixtures, one with the cream cheese the other with melted chocolate, then you swirl the two together to get the marbled effect. I liked that they are not too sweet and there is a definite cheesecake flavour. There are many more delicious recipes on the Dr. Oetker website for you to try.
*Dr. Oetker
Twitter Competition*
Dr. Oetker is encouraging bakers to celebrate
chocolate by making a yummy chocolate bake and believes that chocolate tastes even
better when you share it, so they want to know who you’ll be sharing your
chocolate bake with.
To enter: just tweet a photo of a chocolate bake you've made to @DrOetkerbakes and tell them who you'll be sharing it with, for the chance to win a deluxe hamper of chocolate products from Dr. Oetker using the hashtag #evenbetterbaking
They look great all decorated up, I can imagine the cheesecakey taste, yum!
ReplyDeleteThank you, the icing definitely added to the cheesecake flavour.
DeleteSo delicious looking! And you made them extra pretty with the frosting and decorations! They remind me of a recipe that is a family Christmas Eve tradition called Black Bottom Cups (http://www.gratefulprayerthankfulheart.com/search?q=black+bottom) but with less work :)
ReplyDeleteThanks Lorraine, they are very like Black Bottom Cupcakes, but mixed up!
DeleteMmmm these look scrummy! Love the contrast in colours.
ReplyDeleteThanks Elizabeth, marbled cakes are always a winner.
DeleteCor, look at all that chocolate. The cakes look quite good too ;-)
ReplyDeleteYum! I love the marbled effect! x
ReplyDelete