Flourless Chocolate Torte
- SERVES
- 12
- CHILL TIME
- 8 Hr
- COOK TIME
- 30 Min
Sometimes you want something rich and fudgy, and our Flourless Chocolate Torte is just what you've been looking for. One bite of this flourless chocolate torte with raspberry sauce, and you'll be in dessert heaven! It's so good, we won't blame you if you keep this easy chocolate torte recipe all to yourself. But as easy torte recipes go, we think this is one of the best, so feel free share! And if you're looking for even more recipes with chocolate, check out our free cookbook of Our 30 Best Chocolate Recipes!
What You'll Need
- 2 (8-ounce) packages semisweet baking chocolate squares, chopped
- 1 cup butter
- 2 tablespoons coffee liqueur or 2 tablespoons strong coffee, chilled
- 8 large eggs, separated
- 1 1/2 cup sugar
- Raspberry sauce and whipped cream for garnish
What to Do
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Preheat oven to 350 degrees F. Coat a 10-inch springform pan with cooking spray.
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In a large saucepan over low heat, combine chocolate and butter; cook and stir until melted. Remove from heat and stir in liqueur; cool slightly.
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In a large bowl with an electric mixer on high speed, beat egg whites just until stiff peaks form. In another large bowl, beat egg yolks and sugar at medium speed until thick and pale. Fold one-third of chocolate mixture into yolk mixture. Gently fold in one-third of egg whites. Fold in remaining chocolate mixture and egg whites. Pour batter into prepared pan.
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Bake 30 minutes, or until edges are set (center will not be set). Remove from oven and gently run a knife around edge of pan to release torte. Cool to room temperature in pan on a wire rack.
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Cover and chill 8 hours. Remove sides of pan and place on platter. Serve with raspberry sauce and whipped cream.
Notes
- This decadent dessert is similar to a souffle, so expect it to fall slightly and to crack on top shortly after removing it from the oven.
- Another flourless dessert option that definitely won't disappoint is our Chocolate Raspberry Tarts. They're fabulous!
- Did you know that this flourless chocolate torte freezes well? For even more freezable desserts, check out our collection of Freeze-Ahead Desserts for the Holidays!
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Zeemer
Apr 07, 2018
Wow flourless choco torte. I wonder how this is prepared with the flour. This is very appropriate for someone who is very busy like Cher. Baking without the flour.
Tibor Bosnyak
Mar 28, 2017
When I made this recipe I was speechless at how much better this one is than the one we used at work before I l retired... I made the raspberry sauce and when it cooled I added raspberry liqueur 2 tablespoons or (you could use Chambord for a more "classic" result,) however, every slice is gone and we made it last night! I do recommend to have two one for your guests... And one for yourself! My wife loves it to be chilled I like it that way too. Bravo!!!
Tibor Bosnyak
Mar 28, 2017
When I made this recipe I was speechless at how much better this one is than the one we used at work before I l retired... I made the raspberry sauce and when it cooled I added raspberry liqueur 2 tablespoons or (you could use Chambord for a more "classic" result,) however, every slice is gone and we made it last night! I do recommend to have two one for your guests... And one for yourself! My wife loves it to be chilled I like it that way too. Bravo!!!
Tibor Bosnyak
Mar 28, 2017
When I made this recipe I was speechless at how much better this one is than the one we used at work before I l retired... I made the raspberry sauce and when it cooled I added raspberry liqueur 2 tablespoons or (you could use Chambord for a more "classic" result,) however, every slice is gone and we made it last night! I do recommend to have two one for your guests... And one for yourself! My wife loves it to be chilled I like it that way too. Bravo!!!
kimberlychildofgra ce 2501154
Apr 24, 2014
Made this for a friend who can't have gluten and it was a hit. Really fuggy, more like a browny than a cake.
donjuan 0753109
Mar 28, 2014
Hooray two Gluten Free recipes in a week. Next best thing about it is chocolate!!!!!
twiztdedge
Mar 28, 2014
Could you use chocolate chips instead of the chocolate baking squares
cchristensen 21749 78
Mar 31, 2014
I would not recommend it. Chips are meant to hold their shape and don't melt as smoothly as baking squares.
Test Kitchen Team
Apr 04, 2014
Yes, you can substitute chocolate chips for baking squares. Just make sure everything is smooth and melted.
kaschauble 0515903
Apr 13, 2013
I would like to try this but I only have an 8-inch springform pan. What would the ingredient amounts be for that size pan? Help, please!
Bellerophon
Mar 29, 2014
An 8" pan, for the same depth, has only about 6/10 the volume of a 10" pan. So multiply the recipe ingredients by 0.6 for the smaller pan. About 10 ounces of chocolate, 5 eggs, 10 TBSP butter, and so on. But this is only an approximation -- a starting point -- and the baking time would have to be adjusted.
bllewis93 3915305
Apr 01, 2013
I made this torte for Easter and it was delicious. But I did have a problem cutting it. The fudgy rich goodness kept sticking to the knife making it difficult to serve, Any suggestions?
stacy91272 9656016
Mar 25, 2013
I make this using a variety of flavors other than coffee, Rum or almond extract work really well but do change the flavor. Also try orange extract, the two pair really well together
Karebears0124 2906 096
Mar 25, 2013
Hoping there is another option than the coffee flavoring.
yoyo1198
Mar 25, 2013
Just leave it out. It isn't necessary. (Some people think the coffee flavoring boosts the chocolate-y taste but I can't even tell that it's in there.)
Test Kitchen Team
Mar 25, 2013
You can leave the coffee out altogether. It's just a flavor boost, it is still delicious without it. Enjoy!
ilysa1
Mar 25, 2013
Looks good, but you can't flour the pan if you are making a flourless cake to serve at Passover or to someone who can't eat gluten!
Test Kitchen Team
Mar 25, 2013
You are correct, thank you for catching. We have revised the recipe to use cooking spray instead. Thank you again and enjoy!
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