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Luvbeingamommy
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My birthday is Sunday and my husband wants to make a cake for us, that my family will eat also.

I've made a decent cake with a Bob Mills Mix, kind of just okay though. I have a Betty Crocker yellow cake mix. My dh wants to make something really yummy though, maybe from scratch?? My friend says her mom makes a really good german choc. cake. Any recipes to share??

Thanks!!

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lucia Enthusiast
lucia
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How about a flourless chocolate cake? Those are fancy.

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mushroom
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My birthday is Sunday and my husband wants to make a cake for us, that my family will eat also.

I've made a decent cake with a Bob Mills Mix, kind of just okay though. I have a Betty Crocker yellow cake mix. My dh wants to make something really yummy though, maybe from scratch?? My friend says her mom makes a really good german choc. cake. Any recipes to share??

Thanks!!

I have had good luck with this cake. It is incredibly rich - a little goes a long way. Great with whipped cream or ice cream, with or without the raspberries.

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OptimisticMom42
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The Betty Crocker chocolate cake mix

with coconut milk instead of the milk and oil (for moisture), 1 cup of zucchini (for a less grainy, more sticky texture) and a little bit of cinnimon ( to tone down the cocoa powder taste).

This was better than regular, gluteny chocolate cake.

We used Betty Crocker's butter cream frosting, smashed pecans and a little bit of the cinnimon on top.

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Ahorsesoul
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For my German Chocolate Cakes I use this filling recipe and Betty Crockers chocolate cake mix. For several layers of cake you would need to use two boxes. This recipe is from Cook

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purple
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My birthday is Sunday and my husband wants to make a cake for us, that my family will eat also.

I've made a decent cake with a Bob Mills Mix, kind of just okay though. I have a Betty Crocker yellow cake mix. My dh wants to make something really yummy though, maybe from scratch?? My friend says her mom makes a really good german choc. cake. Any recipes to share??

Thanks!!

This is my fave:

One Bowl Chocolate Cake

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Double the recipe for a 2 layer cake. I frosted it with the 7 minute frosting like in the pic.

I made the same 2 layer cake and turned it into a black forest following rissaroos directions found here:

or just use the chocolate cream cheese frosting, it is soooo delish!!!

When I make a single cake I like to add 3/4 cup choc or pb chips.

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