Of course I tried to make all his favorite foods for his first dinner back -- Deer Roast, Mashed Potatoes, Gravy, Broccoli Salad, Corn on the cob, Homemade rolls, AND Chocolate Gob Cake!
Chocolate Gob Cake
1 box deep chocolate cake mix
1 small box instant chocolate pudding
Mix the above ingredients together and add water, oil, and eggs as directed on cake box.
Then add:
4 more eggs
1/4 cup oil
Mix and pour into two lined
(with greased parchment paper) cookie sheets.
Bake @ 350 degrees 14-15 minutes.
Cool.
Invert onto wire racks.
Filling
1 egg white - beat till stiff
1 cup sugar - added gradually
1/2 cup warm milk - beat again
1/2 cup crisoco
1/2 cup butter
2 tsp. vanilla
Beat until it turns fluffy.
Don't stress if it looks like it's not turning out -- be patient and keep beating till it turns fluffy.
Put filling on one cooled cake and
flip the other cake on top.
Cut into squares
ENJOY!
9 comments:
I'm going to try that gob cake when we get back home. I love gobs!
I'm going to have to save this recipe, I know a few chocolate lovers. You made such a nice card for him, as well as the dinner. I'm sure he appreciated your hospitality. Thanks for sharing. ~ Abby
How sweet--the gift AND the dessert! Thanks for sharing your life with us and thanks for the recipe! I'll HAVE to try it ASAP! :) Sorry to be AWOL this week--life got ahead of me!
Lovely card
Had to save that cake recipe as well. It sure looks yummy. Thank U
ColleenB.
How very sweet of you to do this for your friend. Please thank him for his service. Your card is great and I'm sure he enjoyed his welcome home.
I think I'll use this cake to welcome Emily home this weekend. :-) Your church family must always feel so sheltered.
How yummy! I've always wanted to try making a Gob cake but I never seem to have a recipe on hand. Thank you for this :)
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This looks so scrumptious. I would love for you to link up to my feature Friday linky party.
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I wonder if you can use merangue powder instead of egg white? I try to stay away from raw egg recipes. But it looks amazing!!
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