these delicious cake bars are easy to make and a great treat for lunch boxes or just whenever you fancy a treat yourself.
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Thanks to Rita for the great recipe
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I made this cake for Lou’s wedding after she asked for a cherry cake. I took a chance and came up with this recipe. Paired with dark chocolate ganache filling it tastes exactly like chocolate covered cherries!
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25 Jun
Posted by Crakerz01 as Cake Mix Cakes, Cherry Cakes, Chocolate Cakes
This sounds like a weird combination but it came out really, really good!
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12 Mar
Posted by Taridawn as Cake Mix Cakes, Cakes with Nuts, Canadian, Caribbean, Carrot Cakes, Cheesecakes, Cherry Cakes, Chocolate Cakes
I was asked by a bride to create a moist white chocolate wedding cake. After trying 8 different recipes, I decided to slightly modify a Duncan Hines White Cake mix and found this to be absolutely wonderful and easy. The texture of this recipe is consistent no matter the size of the cake pan. I used 6, 8, 10 and 12 inch square pans and torted the cake with raspberry filling and frosted it with buttercream icing.
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I made this for my dau7ghter-in-law’s birthday and everyone loved it! Must have checkerboard pan set. will post pictures in the gallery under the same name.
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OMG! To die for decadence!
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This cake should be made at least two weeks ahead to allow the flavors to blend. Hint: I cheat and use the date pieces coated with sugar (instead of regular pitted dates), just taking off most of the sugar by rubbing them in my hands.
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This recipe was given to my mother in 1948 by a dear lady in Corpus Christi. There is just enough batter to hold the whole fruits and nuts together. For optimum satisfaction, leave all the fruit and nuts whole.
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Delicious cake with sour cherries in it and cherry sauce on top.
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