You don't need powder for a protein cake: quark and skyr bring 11 to 12 g protein per 100 g, ground almonds around 20 g, black beans in brownie batter about 8 g. Every recipe here has at least 12 g protein and no more than 450 kcal per serving. Sweetness comes from fruit, honey or maple syrup – never from sweeteners.
No. Quark, skyr, yoghurt, eggs, ground almonds, silken tofu or beans bring the protein. Recipes with protein powder are deliberately left out.
Cakes, cheesecakes, muffins, brownies, waffles and bars from our desserts and snacks with at least 12 g protein and no more than 450 kcal per serving. Desserts in a glass are in protein desserts, Christmas baking in protein Christmas cookies.
Don't overbake it: the middle can still wobble a little when it comes out – it sets as it cools. Then chill it for several hours, ideally overnight, so it slices cleanly.
With quark, skyr or yoghurt they belong in the fridge and usually keep for 2 to 3 days. Brownies and muffins freeze well and thaw piece by piece.