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Eggless Choco-chip Cupcakes

aaahhaaah!!! This is one of my favourite chocolaty recipe, recently I made this for my cousins and the muffins disappeared in no time😍😍
And this is a real sSIMPLE and EASY recipe.
The chocolate chips make them drool worthy. Plus they are veggie😋😋

Ingredients:

  • APF: 180 grams
  • Sugar: 120 grams( i used only 100 grams bcs i like it a lil less sweet)
  • cocoa powder: 4 tbsp
  • Baking soda: 1tsp
  • salt
  • Oil/ Butter: 70 grams
  • Instant coffee powder: 1.5 tsp in half a cup of warm water
  • half a cup warm milk
  • vinegar: 2 tsp
  • vanilla extract: 1 tsp
  • Chocolate chips( as much as you like)

Method:

  • Sift in APF, Sugar, Cocoa powder, Baking soda and salt all together in a big bowl and combine well.
  • In another bowl add butter, coffee mix, milk, vinegar and vanilla extract.
  • slowly add in wet ingredients to the bowl of dry ingredients. mix well, add chocolate chips to mix

  • Line the cupcake liners in the tray, fill'em up upto 2/3rd!
  • Bake for 15-18 mins(acc to your oven) at 180* C.
  • Cool on a wire rack, enjoy them warm with a scoop of ice cream !!









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