Ok, weird question. I don't use box mix, and I'm wondering about any other recipes on the side of the box.
My mom worked with a woman who always brought everyone a chocolate loaf cake for their birthday. It was gooey, soft and she added big chunks of chopped chocolate to it.
I asked many times for the recipe (and told my mom to tell her to leave it in her will to me :) ), but she would never give it to me.
My grandmother always liked the Sock it to Me Cake on the back of a yellow cake mix she bought. So I was wondering if there is anything on the chocolate mix box.
With the texture of the cake, we figure it was a box mix. But it was freaking good :).
I was craving it today, and the scratch loaf I made was good and chocolatey, but still nothing like hers.
Any ideas?? :) TIA
@rychevamp I've not even noticed recipes on the cake mix boxes. Some baker's just like their little secrets. Maybe it was a modified fudge brownie mix.
idk — who can fulfill a dream like that? who can define/bake yearnings? — I mean I get you — I completely understand your dilemma and craving but i’m clueless —
although the baily’s chocolate poke cake is an extraordinary and lovely chocolate epitome cake — pure decadence — and I don’t even do the topping anymore — but it was when I watched the video and saw how the cake baked off on the top that I knew it was a tremendous choco cake — even without poking it — so it might worth the calories to you —
googleable and I used the one by ermhearts — i’m on my phone and i’m not good at retrieving links — it’s not the recipe you’re looking for but if you try it you can easily develop a new craving you can satisfy with regularity
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idk — who can fulfill a dream like that? who can define/bake yearnings? — I mean I get you — I completely understand your dilemma and craving but i’m clueless —
although the baily’s chocolate poke cake is an extraordinary and lovely chocolate epitome cake — pure decadence — and I don’t even do the topping anymore — but it was when I watched the video and saw how the cake baked off on the top that I knew it was a tremendous choco cake — even without poking it — so it might worth the calories to you —
googleable and I used the one by ermhearts — i’m on my phone and i’m not good at retrieving links — it’s not the recipe you’re looking for but if you try it you can easily develop a new craving you can satisfy with regularity
Thanks, I'll check it out.
Quote by @MBalaska on 2 hours ago
@rychevamp I've not even noticed recipes on the cake mix boxes. Some baker's just like their little secrets. Maybe it was a modified fudge brownie mix.
Maybe they don't put them on anymore. I was going to look when I went to the store the next time. I always remember the one I mentioned before that my grandmother made. She only looked pound cake style, and didn't want icing. But, it's been so long since I looked at a box mix, I didn't know they stopped with the recipes.
I'll have to do some experimenting, maybe I can get a couple of the dark chocolate mixes and see what I can come up with.
Thanks!
take a look at this recipe by 'Cakepro'. from 2009 with thousands of views & star ratings.
https://www.cakecentral.com/recipe/7367/amazing-chocolate-wasc-cake
AMAZING Chocolate WASC Cake
Ingredients
- Ingredients:
- 2 boxes Duncan Hines Dark Chocolate Fudge cake mix
- 2 2/3 c. water
- 1/2 c. vegetable oil
- 6 large or extra large eggs
- 16 oz. sour cream
- 2 cups all-purpose flour
- 2 cups granulated sugar
- 1 1/2 tsp salt
- 1 Tbsp vanilla extract
- 1 Tbsp instant coffee
i'm on the big computer -- here's the link:
https://ermhearts.com/2018/09/22/baileys-chocolate-poke-cake/
@MBalaska, thanks. That sounds like it might have the texture I'm thinking. I'll give it a shot. Maybe add some chocolate chunks.
Oh it just hurts me so to see the curuption of my recipe :( If they want to change the recipe than DON'T call it a WASC recipe!
you mean because it's not White & it doesn't have Almond extract. It's just a doctored box mix then.
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