Yesterday I had a desperate phone call from my very good friend, B.
It was her boyfriend's birthday & she'd promised him a "cake he'd never forget".
"Great!" I said. "What are you making?"
After a little mumbling & footshuffling, she conceded that she is the worlds worst cook & the only things ever been able to make are my Slutty Brownies.
Ah.
So B came round and we decided that we needed somewhat of an outrageous cake, but using only the skills needed for Slutty Brownies.
This called for Betty Crocker!
Two pots of tea later, the recipe was decided.
We'd make Mr B a giant Oreo that he'd never forget & Miss B could go on pretending to be a domestic goddess.
The Double Stuffed Oreo cake was born.
Two layers of rich chocolate cake, sandwiching Oreo buttercream, slathered with rich chocolate icing.
The ultimate in tea time decadence.
To make yours, you'll need:
2 packs Betty Crocker devils food cake mix,
140ml vegetable oil,
500ml water,
6 medium eggs,
25 Oreo cookies,
200gr softened butter (7oz)
400gr icing sugar (14oz)
3tbsp cold milk
1 lemon
Betty Crocker chocolate fudge icing
Preheat your oven to 180 degrees, and follow the instructions on the pack to make 2 devils food cakes.
While these are cooking, you can get started on your Oreo butter cream.
(Ok, so this is a little beyond Slutty Brownie level, but I'm confident you can handle it!)
Grab your oreos & a paper or plastic bag.
Put 25(ish) cookies into the bag...
... and beat the hell out of them, until you're left with something like this:
Taste just a little bit, y'know... just to check they're not poisoned or anything.
And place them to one side.
Now, cream together your softened butter & icing sugar. When they're totally combined, slowly add your cold milk & the juice of half a lemon (this will cut through some of the sweetness).
Stir in your Oreos.
Enjoy this bit, it makes the most wonderful noise; like crunching through fresh snow in your boots.
Pop it in the fridge until your cakes are ready.
Place them on a wire rack to cool. (I put mine outside as I was in a hurry.)
When they are completely cool, all the way through, you can get started.
As you can see, they'll have risen in the centre, which isn't great for sandwiching.
Use a bread knife to cut the tops off your cakes.
Now, turn this upside down onto your serving dish.
See? Perfectly flat, you clever thing!
Now, start slathering on your crunchy Oreo cream.
Don't be afraid of it, use your fingers & get it all the way to the edge.
Carefully place your second cake on top, upside down.
Look at that smart looking cake!
Now's where it gets really complicated.
Ready?
Open up your Betty Crocker frosting... and smear it all over your creation.
Ok I lied, it wasn't that complicated was it?
Place half an Oreo on top.
And there you have it, your very own 'Man Vs Food' style Double Stuffed Oreo Cake!
Sure to wow any boyfriend, husband, aunt or bake sale.
Now if you'll excuse me, there's a slice in the fridge calling my name...
Ps. If this beast looks a little too much for you to handle, why not try making dainty little individual ones?
Have a go using the same process I used for my Queenies recipe. No fancy pants cooking equipment needed, just a few ol' tin cans!
(Click on the photo for instructions.)
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It was her boyfriend's birthday & she'd promised him a "cake he'd never forget".
"Great!" I said. "What are you making?"
After a little mumbling & footshuffling, she conceded that she is the worlds worst cook & the only things ever been able to make are my Slutty Brownies.
Ah.
So B came round and we decided that we needed somewhat of an outrageous cake, but using only the skills needed for Slutty Brownies.
This called for Betty Crocker!
Two pots of tea later, the recipe was decided.
We'd make Mr B a giant Oreo that he'd never forget & Miss B could go on pretending to be a domestic goddess.
The Double Stuffed Oreo cake was born.
Two layers of rich chocolate cake, sandwiching Oreo buttercream, slathered with rich chocolate icing.
The ultimate in tea time decadence.
To make yours, you'll need:
2 packs Betty Crocker devils food cake mix,
140ml vegetable oil,
500ml water,
6 medium eggs,
25 Oreo cookies,
200gr softened butter (7oz)
400gr icing sugar (14oz)
3tbsp cold milk
1 lemon
Betty Crocker chocolate fudge icing
Preheat your oven to 180 degrees, and follow the instructions on the pack to make 2 devils food cakes.
While these are cooking, you can get started on your Oreo butter cream.
(Ok, so this is a little beyond Slutty Brownie level, but I'm confident you can handle it!)
Grab your oreos & a paper or plastic bag.
Put 25(ish) cookies into the bag...
... and beat the hell out of them, until you're left with something like this:
Taste just a little bit, y'know... just to check they're not poisoned or anything.
And place them to one side.
Now, cream together your softened butter & icing sugar. When they're totally combined, slowly add your cold milk & the juice of half a lemon (this will cut through some of the sweetness).
Stir in your Oreos.
Enjoy this bit, it makes the most wonderful noise; like crunching through fresh snow in your boots.
Pop it in the fridge until your cakes are ready.
Place them on a wire rack to cool. (I put mine outside as I was in a hurry.)
When they are completely cool, all the way through, you can get started.
As you can see, they'll have risen in the centre, which isn't great for sandwiching.
Use a bread knife to cut the tops off your cakes.
Now, turn this upside down onto your serving dish.
See? Perfectly flat, you clever thing!
Now, start slathering on your crunchy Oreo cream.
Don't be afraid of it, use your fingers & get it all the way to the edge.
Carefully place your second cake on top, upside down.
Look at that smart looking cake!
Now's where it gets really complicated.
Ready?
Open up your Betty Crocker frosting... and smear it all over your creation.
Ok I lied, it wasn't that complicated was it?
Place half an Oreo on top.
And there you have it, your very own 'Man Vs Food' style Double Stuffed Oreo Cake!
Sure to wow any boyfriend, husband, aunt or bake sale.
Now if you'll excuse me, there's a slice in the fridge calling my name...
Ps. If this beast looks a little too much for you to handle, why not try making dainty little individual ones?
Have a go using the same process I used for my Queenies recipe. No fancy pants cooking equipment needed, just a few ol' tin cans!
(Click on the photo for instructions.)
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Wow that looks awesome! but why do you always insist on posting such delicious food when im so hungry!?! I think I could eat the whole thing right now given the chance!
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Homer style drooling ensues...
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Same here Katie!
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That looks incredible and sounds so easy!! After trying the whole making from scratch thing for valentines day it's safe to say I'll be turning to Betty Crocker in the future!!
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Haha! Food defo wins here. I hope Mr B is not going to read this! xx
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I am really really hungry now! Its my birthday soon and I know what cake I want... x
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Such a great idea! I'll have to try it out.
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Calling my mum now, defo my next birthday cake!!
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Oh my gosh this is awesome. I think I'm going to have to hide me car keys so I don't rush out and get all the ingredients.
ReplyDeleteIt looks delicious!
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hmmm looks delicious !
ReplyDeleteI just made your slutty brownies last night! Oh my! ;) And now I need to make this!
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This looks soo amazing. I'm going to try it this weekend. Genius! :)
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Oh my word...there are no words for how amazing this is! I need someone to have a birthday so I can make this
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Wow that really is a beast of a cake!
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That is amazing! I have to try it! If it tastes half as good as it looks it would be delicious.
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That looks amazing! I may have to make it for my niece's upcoming birthday. What size cake pans did you use?
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This looks amazing! My type of cake! Now I want a piece or even an oreo and our cupboards are bare :(
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Wow that looks amazing, you are such a talented cook. xoxo
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Thanks for posting!
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It looks amazing! Yummy xx
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Wow that is the Queen of all cakes, you make the yummiest looking things! xx
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ReplyDeleteOHHHH yummy! I am craving chocolate cake now. You just took oreos to a whole new level.
ReplyDeleteCan't wait to make my boyfriend this...he absolutely loved the slutty brownies so this will go down an absolute treat! xxx
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Love it! I have made a similar one for my Black&White party few months ago...But mine was without baking...Gonna try urs over the weekend! XXX
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Oh my god. This one looks sinfully good!!!
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Oh dear god this looks like heaven in a cake.... This is gonna be bad for my waistline!
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Quick, easy and uncomplicated. You've created the perfect cake to satisfy any craving! Looks decadent.
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ReplyDeleteWow! I showed this cake to my family and this cake is the holy trinity of chocolate! We gave up sweets for lent, but I'm going to make this cake and slutty brownies for Easter Sunday! Can't wait.
ReplyDeleteI finally tried making this yesterday after weeks of drooling over it and it went down a treat at my BBQ, thank you!! Ours didn't look anywhere near as perfect as yours but it tasted fabulous and that's all that matters eh? XX
ReplyDeleteI'm going to let you in on a secret...I'm not a big chocolate fan. BUT THIS! OMG. This. I will put the not loving chocolate bit aside and bury my face in this deliciousness. There's something about oreos that wins even me over!! Beautiful.
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I found this recipe on Pinterest... and it looked shockingly familiar: http://www.sixsistersstuff.com/2012/06/chocolate-oreo-cookie-cake-recipe.html
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ReplyDeleteMy daughter just described this cake as what she wanted me to make for her 17th birthday and you've already invented it. Fantastic. Roll on the 25th
ReplyDeleteSo gooood. I took it one step further and layered it with devil's chocolate cake and whipped cream to make one big-ass cake. <3
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Oh my, this looked delicious.
ReplyDeleteUnfortunately I live in Norway and we don't have the Betty Crocker cake mixes :(
Do you think it will work with any type of chocolate cake mix?
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ReplyDeleteI am having a feeling of having these just right now yummy
ReplyDeleteThis looks amazing! Quick question though, I'm planning on making them the smaller Queenie tin style. How much do you think I should reduce the recipe by? And how long in the oven?
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