My good friend and neighbor, Steph, (some of you may know her from
Stephanie's Kitchen, and if you don't yet, you need to get to know her, or at least her blog. She is awesome!) gave me this recipe to try to make a special birthday cake for my mom. This was a very involved recipe and the only reason I would spend so much time on a cake is for my mom. I heart my mom! She's number one! Plus, my two sisters and I dragged our kids all the way to Panguitch, Utah (aka middle of NOWHERE) to celebrate with my mom there. You are so worth it, mom!
Look at the ooey gooey filling! Def need a glass a milk to wash this one down! It was rich!
I substituted chocolate circles for the stars like the recipe called for. I'm on a circle kick right now and I had plans to make it extra fancy, but ran out of time. The circles were probably my favorite part, but keep them in the refridge until you are ready to serve the cake because they do get kinda melty. I had quite a few left over though and made sure to save some of the frosting too so I could eat them together for my midnight snack. I could almost taste each little calorie with each bite!
My good friend and neighbor, Steph, (some of you may know her from Stephanie's Kitchen, and if you don't yet, you need to get to know her, or at least her blog. She is awesome!) gave me this recipe to try to make a special birthday cake for my mom. This was a very involved recipe and the only reason I would spend so much time on a cake is for my mom. I heart my mom! She's number one! Plus, my two sisters and I dragged our kids all the way to Panguitch, Utah (aka middle of NOWHERE) to celebrate with my mom there. You are so worth it, mom!
Look at the ooey gooey filling! Def need a glass a milk to wash this one down! It was rich!
I substituted chocolate circles for the stars like the recipe called for. I'm on a circle kick right now and I had plans to make it extra fancy, but ran out of time. The circles were probably my favorite part, but keep them in the refridge until you are ready to serve the cake because they do get kinda melty. I had quite a few left over though and made sure to save some of the frosting too so I could eat them together for my midnight snack. I could almost taste each little calorie with each bite!
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What a gorgeous cake Becky! Great job! I bet your mom was thrilled with it!
Yum...I would've stolen a lot of that gooey goodness coming out of the cake and put it on my piece!
I really need to make that cake again...it looks so delicious! Thanks for the shout out! Now let's get to the gym!
Look at that gooey cake! Yum in every bite!
How cute! No wonder you're in a circle craze!
The cake looks amazing. Was it worth the effort? I've gotta know!
How fabulous does this cake look? And your neighbors with Steph! You two probably bake up a storm. I look forward to visiting your blog often, what great recipes!
That is one very serious cake! I'm sure your Mom is over the top happy with this one. Oh does that look to-die-for!
You're neighbors with Steph? Lucky you. If you see her tell her she's been missing some fantastic goodies on my blog...I know she's been good and working out though, so....
That looks so good! I love gooey things, yummmmy! Cute decoration!
LOVE this cake!!!...the last picture is mean :)..only because it looks so yummy and I'm too far for a taste...i will definitely have to attempt to make this! Thanks for sharing your amazing cooking with us!...love the blog too!!
Wow, that cake looks so rich and sinful!
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