VEGETARIAN COOKING
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Frosting
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1/2 package silken tofu (the other half)1/2
cup nondairy, barley malt sweetened chocolate chips (If you
eat dairy, you could also use regular chocolate
chips.)2 tablespoons real maple syrup1
teaspoon vanilla
Place the chocolate chips and maple syrup in a glass
measuring cup. Cook the chocolate, with two inches of
water, in a microwave or a saucepan, just until melted.
Blend all the ingredients in the food processor until
smooth. Taste for additional sweetener. Pour into a bowl
and refrigerate for about one hour until it thickens. (You
can speed up this process if you stick it in the freezer
and stir every few minutes.) After the cake has cooled,
spread on the frosting.
If you're making a layer cake, remove the layers from the
pans by loosening with a butter knife. Peel off the wax
paper. Frost the bottom layer, then the top and let the
frosting drip down the sides a bit. Decorate the top with
chocolate chips or a few strawberry halves around the edge.
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