# Microwave Cake Recipe A microwave "ding" cake is ready in about 2 minutes! Beginners should allow an estimated 20 minutes. Estimated Cooking Difficulty: ★ ## Essential Ingredients and Tools - Microwave - Microwave-safe container - Butter - Flour - Baking powder (omit if you prefer a biscuit-like texture) - Eggs ## Measurements - Eggs🥚 1 - Flour🍚 15g - Baking powder🍚 2.5g - White (or brown) sugar🍬 10g - Salt🧂 1g (Optional Flavor Add-ins) - Coffee powder☕ - Chocolate🍫 - Oats🍿 - Milk🥛 - Nuts🥜 - Cookie crumbs🍪 - Banana🍌 - Non-dark cuisine🍆 ## Instructions - Add the following ingredients, ensuring the mixture does not exceed 3/4 of the container's capacity: - Scoop a piece of butter roughly the size of half an egg into the container and microwave on **high for 15 seconds** until melted. - Melt or mash the **chocolate/banana** into **chunks/puree**. - Crack in one egg and whisk to combine. - Add 15g of white (or brown) sugar (add more if you prefer it sweeter) (See Note 4). - Add 1g of salt (**adjust if your subsequent flavor ingredients already contain salt**). - Add 2.5g of baking powder. - Add 15g of flour (the type/grade of flour doesn't matter much). - **Add any flavor ingredients you like!** (Note: dry ingredients like nuts and cookies should not be added at this stage). - Stir until the batter reaches a thick yogurt consistency with no visible dry flour. - Top with optional dry ingredients (excluding instant powders). - Give yourself a pat on the back 🥰 - Microwave on **high for 1 minute** (until the cake becomes fluffy). - Carefully remove the cup (**it's hot!**) and share your creation on social media before enjoying. ## Additional Notes - You can repeat the steps before giving yourself a pat on the back to make a larger cake. - Baking powder is used to make the cake fluffy. Most varieties are aluminum-free and cost just a few dollars per pack; keep some on hand. - During the step **Add any flavor ingredients you like!**, if you add **liquids** (such as milk), ensure you can still stir the mixture into a **thick yogurt consistency**. Add liquids in small amounts multiple times to prevent the final product from becoming too wet and dense. - **Do not fill the container beyond 3/4!!** If you encounter any issues or have suggestions for improvement while following this guide, please submit an Issue or Pull request.