Today is my final day for Dessert Week at Cooking Dunkin Style! Thanks for dropping by!
I realized the other day I have only used my Bundt pan once in it's lifetime, and it must think I have forgotten about it. It must be one sad Bundt pan. I decided to remedy that situation immediately.
I enjoy experimenting and putting yummy stuff in the middle of cakes and cupcakes, you may have noticed this. One other thing I never do is make cakes from scratch. Actually there are three things I always use a boxed mix for, 1. cakes and cupcakes, 2. brownies, 3. pancakes. Where was I?
Oh yeah, I wanted to use my neglected Bundt pan and decided to put some chocolate chips and marshmallows in the middle. It turned out spectacularly well! It was sooo good, no frosting was needed!
1 Cake Mix, I used Chocolate Fudge
Chocolate Chips
Mini Marshmallows
Make your cake batter according to the directions on the box.
Pan spray your Bundt pan, even if it is non stick as mine is
Pour 1/2 of your cake batter into your bunt pan
Sprinkle chocolate chips on the top of that, be generous
Sprinkle marshmallows on, you don't want to see batter thru the marshmallows
Bake for the length of time and at the temperature indicated on the box
Let the cake cool, invert onto a plate or cake stand and shake some confectioners sugar on.
Eat it before anyone else can!
p.s. puppy countdown, 10 days till we pick up our girl!
21 comments:
OK!! That cake is going to "family day" on Sunday. My nieces and nephews will think Aunt Gin spent all day in the kitchen just to bake them this unbelievable Bundt cake! Thank you for sharing....
Gorgeous Cheryl.. couldnt click on over here fast enough after seeing that picture.. delicious.. derunk, why didnt you wait for me?
What a great recipe!! It looks sooo good Cheryl.
What a delicious looking Chocolate cake Cheryl.
Cheers,
elra
Mmmm good. I really need to get a bundt pan - this looks fabulous.
Can't wait to meet the new puppy...M & C will be so excited!
This cake looks AMAZING. I have a weakness for anything that involves marshmallows.
It's funny that you pulled out your rarely used Bundt pan, because I've been looking for mine this morning. I found a recipe for a chocolate flan cake that I want to use for a "Mexican" pitch-in, but now I think I should keep it out and hide things in other cakes, too!
i always forget about my bundt pan too. this looks yummy. love the marshmallows!
I want to say, no one expects the Spanish Inquisition - but I don't know if you're familiar with Monty Python - it was the "Actually there are 3 things." Sorry I have one of those minds, or more likely I have no mind. :-)
Seriously good looking cake, Cheryl.
you've only used the bundt cake once? really? I can't imagine life without my bundt cake pan! I use them at least once a week! It's so easy and quick, and impressive-looking some more!
that cake looks really rich and velvety though, mm! and quick and simple, too!
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I'm so glad that bundt pan is getting put to good use. Good for you! This cake looks totally delicious. I can only imagine how moist and chocolatey it is. Fabulous, just fabulous!! Can't wait to see pics of the new pup once she's home!!
oh that cake looks so rich! and oh my gosh - you're getting a puppy? how exciting!
I looks so good! and I'm happy that you're getting a puppy!
The chocolate cake looks amazing! Very decadent!
LOL - you'd never survive here! No box mixes available...well, a few, but nothing very appetizing! If you ever want to try cake or cupcakes from sctratch, lemme know...I've got a few REALLY good ones! ;o)
Anyway, looks delish tho!!!
P.S. Gotta name yet???
I love the look of your cake, it looks fabulous..even if it was made from a box!! Some of the best cakes do come from a box.
Nice job on the cake. It looks wonderful!
A chocolate cake with marshmallows sounds really good!
Gee thanks, now i REALLY want chocolate! LOL!!
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