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Chocolate Cake Mix, Dark Chocolate Frosting Mix, And Cherry Pie Filling

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I seem to remember from my glutenous past, making a cake that had cherry pie filling inside. Can you do that with gluten-free cake mix? I have some Bob's Red Mill chocolate cake mix, Pamela's dark chocolate frosting mix, and a can of cherry pie filling (I checked the ingredients and it's A-OK).

Ideas?

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For my dd's birthday last month, I made Rissaroo's black forest cake...only with a different cake recipe. We loved it.

https://www.celiac.com/gluten-free/index.php?showtopic=48238

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Sweetfudge
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Here's my version of a black forest chocolate cake:

http://i92.photobucket.com/albums/l3/buddy...ds/IMG_0064.webp

i combined these two recipes:

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(and i added about a cup of ground almonds to the recipe)

and i can't find the link to the black forest cake, but i'd check out any recipe for black forest chocolate cake.

By the way, I LOVE Pamela's dark chocolate frosting! It's so amazingly good!

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Thanks - those both sound great!

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The first thing that comes to mind, is to make the cake, cut it into two layers, and put the cherry filling in between. The frosting could go on top.

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