Eggless Whole Wheat Oats Cake Recipe-Whole Wheat Oats Chocolate Cake

This whole wheat oats chocolate cake was moist, soft, lightly sweet and delicious with chocolate sauce topping. Once you measure all the ingredients and keep it ready, it is just a matter of few minutes to make this cake. Moreover you do not need any mixer to make this cake. I love to bake cakes with whole wheat flour, oats, millet flour and other food grains rather than maida/all purpose flour. I had noted down this recipe long time back from a food group and wanted to try it.  This cake can be had as a tea time snack or as a dessert. Today we will learn how to make eggless whole wheat oats chocolate cake following this easy recipe with step wise pictures.

Whole Wheat Oats Cake


 Prep Time : 10 mins

Cook Time : 40 mins
Yields: 7 1/2 inch round cake
Recipe Category: Cakes
Recipe Cuisine: Indian
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   Ingredients needed

   Dry ingredients

   Whole Wheat flour – 1 cup
   Powdered Oats – 1/2 cup
   Cocoa Powder – 2 tbsp
   Baking Powder – 1 tsp
   Baking soda – 1 tsp
   Powdered Sugar – 1 cup + 1 tbsp

  Wet Ingredients

   Oil – 1/2 cup any flavorless oil
   Milk – 1 cup 
   Vanilla essence – 1 tsp

   Toppings

   Chocolate sauce as needed
   Sprinkles as needed

   Others

   Oil – 1 tsp for greasing cake tin
   Wheat flour – 1 tsp for dusting
    7 1/2 inch Round cake tin

Preparation 

Pre-heat oven for 10 minutes at 180 degree C.

Grease the baking tin with a tsp of oil, dust wheat flour all over and tap the cake tin so that it is evenly dusted with flour. Keep it aside.

Method

In a bowl, add whole wheat flour and powdered oats.


Add baking soda and baking powder.


Add cocoa powder and sieve everything together.

Our sieved cake flour is kept ready (ie) Our dry ingredients except sugar.

In a bowl, mix oil and powdered sugar without lumps.

Add vanilla essence and milk (milk should be lukewarm) to the sugar + oil mixture.

Beat well until it is slightly foamy as seen in the picture below.

Add the dry ingredients kept aside, little at a time to the mixture and mix well without lumps.

Now our cake batter and the greased cake pan are kept ready.

Transfer the batter to the baking tin. I used a 7 1/2 inch round baking tin. You can use any baking tin but make sure that you leave enough space for the cake to raise. Do not fill the batter up to the brim.

Bake the cake in a pre-heated oven for 35-40 minutes or until a toothpick inserted in the center of the cake comes out clean.

Once the cake cools a little, invert it on a wire rack, then transfer to a plate.

Spread chocolate sauce evenly on top (I used ready made Hershey’s chocolate sauce) and decorate it with sprinkles. Enjoy it as a snack or dessert.

You can make your own chocolate sauce. Check my eggless whole wheat ragi cake for the recipe.

You can also top the cake with vanilla ice cream and enjoy!!

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View Comments (28)

  • hi..nice recipe..is baking powder used as leaving agent? is there any substitute for that like ?yeast?

  • Hi Padhu, I made this simple and healthy cake yesterday, it came out very nice. For the topping, I melted some chocolates lying in my fridge for a long time by double boiling method and poured on the cake. It was amazing. Thanks for eggless and butterless healthy recipe.

  • yesterday was my first baking experience...it was awesome ...thank you so much...you have explained it crisp and simple...all the best for your future work

  • Hi padhu, thanks for your recipes. Can this cake be made in a pressure cooker

  • Hi padhu..can you post us a picture of the measuring cups and spoons you use? I tried egg less ragi cake where the dry ingredients and wet ingredients when mixed together it wasn't blending and the mixture was semisolid and the cake came out hard as well.. But I m sure I followed every instruction you gave..I clearly understand that there is some problem with the measurement. If u mean 1 cup.. With my measuring cup the ingredients seem less when compared to the pics u post.