Wow Your Guests with a Hot Weather Dessert: Warm Chocolate Hazelnut Cake Recipe

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Discussion Overview

This thread centers around a participant's successful show featuring a Warm Chocolate Hazelnut Cake, with various members sharing their experiences and encouragement related to cooking and selling Pampered Chef products. The conversation also touches on personal milestones and humorous anecdotes about baking in a rice cooker.

Discussion Character

  • Anecdotal
  • Opinion-based
  • Exploratory

Main Points Raised

  • One participant, identifying as a consultant, shared their excitement about a successful show where they sold multiple products and received positive feedback on the Warm Chocolate Hazelnut Cake.
  • Several participants congratulated the original poster and expressed enthusiasm for their upcoming show, sharing personal experiences of achieving bonuses.
  • One participant mentioned the idea of offering incentives to hosts to help reach sales goals.
  • Another participant humorously recounted a mishap with a rice cooker cake that exploded in the microwave, sharing it as a light-hearted story.
  • Some participants discussed the technique of baking cakes in a rice cooker, with varying opinions on whether to use a lid or not.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Views differ regarding the use of a lid when baking in a rice cooker, with some participants advocating for not covering it, while others shared personal experiences that included mishaps with covering the cooker.

Contextual Notes

The thread reflects a community of Pampered Chef consultants sharing personal experiences related to cooking, sales, and the excitement of achieving personal goals within their business.

Who May Find This Useful

Consultants looking for encouragement, shared experiences, and tips related to cooking demonstrations and product sales may find this discussion beneficial.

Katiechef
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My show today went well the total is 910-, I made the Warm Chocolate Hazelnut Cake, they flipped over it how you can make it when it is hot out and wow your guests, and I sold a lot of rice cookers and choppers because of it, I used a lot of the tips from the Start Selling CD and I sold two pieces of cookware, and 6 stoneware pieces...I am so psyched because it was my 1st show so far this month, and now my Wednesday show MUST reach 400, and then I get my SS 2 stuff! :D YAY!
 
Congratulations Katie! That is so exciting! I remember getting my bonuses! :D Good Luck on your show on Wednesday!!:)
 
Rock on! Keep up the great work!
 
Hi Katie,

Great job!

Keep that momentum going, girl!
 
Great job katie. I hope your show goes well tomorrow. Let us know what happens. Keep up the good work.
 
Great job! Maybe mention to the Wed host that you're trying to get your SS2 stuff and offer her a small incentive to get past the $400 mark. Maybe offer to bring a free dessert (rice cooker cake) or give her a free season's best as a thank you. She will probably be glad to help, and you'll show her how awesome PC is to their consultants -- a great way to recruit. Again, great job and I hope your show goes better than you wish!
 
You did OK. Just kidding!!! You did great!!! I love doing that cake. It is so easy and when I take home my dirties, my car doesn't smell bad. LOL
 
Gret Job! Keep it going!
 
Good luck and let us know if you make it or not! I am interested...!!
 
yeah!!!!it is so exciting isn't it!!!!
 
Great Job!!!!
 
Way to go Katie!! I always share my goals with my hosts....they never want to let you down, and it gives them a goal, too!

Oh, by the way, I LOVE summer....the UPS man is too cute in his brown shorts!:p
 
Way to go, if the host could get a few more orders you could have your first $1000 show!!
 
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Thanks Everyone!! This Is Such A Great Community:) I Will Let You Know How Wednesdays Show Is!!
 
Good for you, I am sure you will make it!!!!!
 
Katiechef said:
My show today went well the total is 910-, I made the Warm Chocolate Hazelnut Cake, they flipped over it how you can make it when it is hot out and wow your guests, and I sold a lot of rice cookers and choppers because of it, I used a lot of the tips from the Start Selling CD and I sold two pieces of cookware, and 6 stoneware pieces...I am so psyched because it was my 1st show so far this month, and now my Wednesday show MUST reach 400, and then I get my SS 2 stuff! :D YAY!
Did you put the lid on the rice cooker?
 
I noticed on the live cook show the lady did not use a lid. Have you tried baking a cake without the lid. I just don't want to make a HUGE mess in the microwave.
Thanks
Tambria
 
The directions say not to cover it, so it must be safe. Just go by what the directions say. If you're making the lava cake, then you can cover it.
 
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Well I made it, and will receive the SS 2 stuff,and the 8 qt mixing bowl, I am so excited, plus my boyfriend ordered some stuff, and just let me know it is actually for me (it would have been for me anyways, since we are getting married next year) so I am also getting the proff. family skillet and the cranberry 9x13 baker. YAY! I only have one show for August, so I am hoping to get 3 more:)
 
Katiechef said:
Well I made it, and will receive the SS 2 stuff,and the 8 qt mixing bowl, I am so excited, plus my boyfriend ordered some stuff, and just let me know it is actually for me (it would have been for me anyways, since we are getting married next year) so I am also getting the proff. family skillet and the cranberry 9x13 baker. YAY! I only have one show for August, so I am hoping to get 3 more:)

Ohhh - you're getting married? Hey, I work for this wonderful company that has the most fabulous wedding registry, would you like to hear about it?
;);)
 
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chefbria said:
Did you put the lid on the rice cooker?
I didn't put the lid on, and I have done the cake 3x now, it turns out great!
 
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chefbria said:
I noticed on the live cook show the lady did not use a lid. Have you tried baking a cake without the lid. I just don't want to make a HUGE mess in the microwave.
Thanks
Tambria
I noticed that the cake does rise quite high when cooking, but I never had any mess to clean up, I must have missed the part that said you should cover it!
 
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dannyzmom said:
Ohhh - you're getting married? Hey, I work for this wonderful company that has the most fabulous wedding registry, would you like to hear about it?
;);)
Hee hee! ;) we are actually going to do a "surprise" wedding, which we are still planning out, basically we will have this big dinner party and then my best friend is going to make a toast while we sneak and change, and then tie the knot in front of our unsuspecting guests.:D
 
chefbria said:
Did you put the lid on the rice cooker?
I need to share...although my daughter would kill me if she knew! She did a microwave cake in the rice cooker at a show (is a consultant as well). I told her to try it at home first -- but they always know better than you, right? ;)

So, in went the cake- LID and all....

Yep! Ka-BOOM! It blew up in the Microwave! :eek:

As she was telling me, I am actually laughing hysterically...then, she said that the teenagers there (3 of them, the only "guests" that the host had at the show) ate it out of the microwave, scraping the sides of the microwave clean and licking their hands. :rolleyes:

OK, so now you can share this story in your own way at your shows, just don't tell them that MY daughter did it!!:cool:
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Frequently Asked Questions

What ingredients do I need for the Warm Chocolate Hazelnut Cake?

To make the Warm Chocolate Hazelnut Cake, you will need the following ingredients: hazelnut spread, eggs, sugar, flour, cocoa powder, baking powder, vanilla extract, and a pinch of salt. Optional toppings include whipped cream or fresh berries for serving.

How long does it take to prepare and bake the cake?

The preparation time for the Warm Chocolate Hazelnut Cake is approximately 15 minutes, and it typically takes about 25-30 minutes to bake in the oven. Overall, you can expect the total time from start to finish to be around 45 minutes.

Can I make this cake ahead of time?

While the Warm Chocolate Hazelnut Cake is best served fresh and warm, you can prepare the batter ahead of time and refrigerate it. Just be sure to bake it right before serving to enjoy the warm, gooey texture.

What can I serve with the Warm Chocolate Hazelnut Cake?

This cake pairs wonderfully with a variety of accompaniments. You can serve it with a scoop of vanilla ice cream, a dollop of whipped cream, or fresh berries. A drizzle of chocolate or caramel sauce can also enhance the dessert experience.

Is this recipe suitable for gluten-free diets?

This recipe contains regular flour, which is not suitable for gluten-free diets. However, you can substitute the all-purpose flour with a gluten-free flour blend to make it gluten-free. Just ensure that the blend you choose is appropriate for baking.

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