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simple 2 min lava cake

just say lava lava lava cake

wanna make some awsome lava cake in 2 min .baking a cake is a easy task
ingredients

1. 2 cup milk
2. 250 mg black choclate
3.1 egg( i mostly add 2 )
4. 1 cup all purpose flour(you can also use almond flour,corn flour or nut flour any one you like i mostly use mix nuts flour)
5. 1/2 table spoon vanilla essence
6. 1/2 table spoon of baking powder
7.your favorite chocolate ( i use dairy milk ) according to quantity of lava you wanna make

8. 1/4 table spoon salt( for best result)
9. 1/2 table spoon of oil( i mostly use oil because it make it shinny)


direction

step 1.. take a mixing bowl and add all the ingredients in it except the solid chocolate.

step 2... stir it well until it become creamy paste like
step 3...now take a mug or microwave bowl and grace it with oil...
step 4... now add mixture in it.
step 5.. after adding mixture add pices of your favorite chocolate in the center of mixture.
step 6.. now place it in microwave and start the microwave for 2 min


now place the cake on plate and decorate it with ice cream

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