I Need The Perfect German Choc. Cake From A Mix!
Baking By Ishi Updated 25 Nov 2006 , 9:36pm by cakes-r-us
I've got my first official cake order and it's for german choc. cake with coconut pecan frosting. I heard that there is a fantastic german choc. cake recipe from the cake mix doctor. Anybody willing to share? ALso, if you happen to have a no-fail coconut pecan frosting recipe. I could use that, too!
Thanks!
*alicia*
I've always used the coconut pecan frosting from the Baker's Sweet German Chocolate Sqaures box. It is the green Baker's Chocolate square box.
I don't have a box here though to look it up.
I am so glad you asked this question about a german choc cake. I have one due this weekend to. I hope someone has a good recipe.
From the Cake Mix Doctor
The change I make is to add 1 melted bar of Baker's German Chocolate (cooled) at the end. This makes it very rich and moist! Besides, you need to Baker's German Chocolate for the frosting recipe. It can't be beat - but needs to be cooked a bit longer than the 12 minutes it says - I cook for about 20 - until it turns golden and thick enough to coat the back of your spoon - then beat it like crazy (by hand).
1 pkg DH German Chocolate Cake Mix
1 cup buttermilk
1/2 cup vegetable oil
3 large eggs
1 tsp pure vanilla extract
Bake at 325 degrees. For 2 9 inch round pans, bake for 32-34 minutes, until the cakes sping back when lightly pressed with your finger.
From the Cake Mix Doctor
The change I make is to add 1 melted bar of Baker's German Chocolate (cooled) at the end. This makes it very rich and moist! Besides, you need to Baker's German Chocolate for the frosting recipe. It can't be beat - but needs to be cooked a bit longer than the 12 minutes it says - I cook for about 20 - until it turns golden and thick enough to coat the back of your spoon - then beat it like crazy (by hand).
1 pkg DH German Chocolate Cake Mix
1 cup buttermilk
1/2 cup vegetable oil
3 large eggs
1 tsp pure vanilla extract
Bake at 325 degrees. For 2 9 inch round pans, bake for 32-34 minutes, until the cakes sping back when lightly pressed with your finger.
How much is "1 bar"? Is it the whole box?
Oh! Thanks for clearing that up before I added just 1 square and wondered what the big deal was all about! LOL!
I can't describe how much my mouth is watering just looking at that picture - LOL!
Fabulous cake
Thank you for posting that recipe Tiffysma. Especially for the tip about adding the extra chocolate. I finally got a chance to make it and it was wonderful. My mom kept saying it was the best German chocolate cake she'd had. Well, maybe moms have to say that but I still thought it was great. I will be using it for a grooms cake next month. Thanks again!
You're welcome! It's so great to be able to share with one another here!
Actually the tip about adding the melted German Chocolate is my mother's trick. Thanks, Mom!
Wow that cake looks absolutly delicious great job
Thanks, jackie64! It really was delicious!
was the bar of chocolate that you added at the end melted in water or by it self. and you just stir it in? thanks. i been looking for an easy recipe as well for german chocolate cake.
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