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Chocolate Cream Cheese Cake

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Ingredients

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2 cups sugar
1 cup oil
2 large eggs beaten lightly
2 teaspoons vanilla
1 teaspoon baking soda
2 1/2 teaspoons baking powder
1/4 teaspoon salt
3/4 cup cocoa measured then sifted
3 cups flour
1 cup sour milk or 1 cup buttermilk
1 cup warm brewed coffee
1/4 cup sugar
1 8 ounce package cream cheese softened
1 teaspoon vanilla

Nutritional information

525.9
Calories
253 g
Calories From Fat
28.1 g
Total Fat
10.1 g
Saturated Fat
60.6 mg
Cholesterol
236.4mg
Sodium
65.6 g
Carbs
2.9 g
Dietary Fiber
42.5 g
Sugars
7.1 g
Protein
149g
Serving Size (g)
16
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Chocolate Cream Cheese Cake

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      This was the first time I made a tunnel cake where you could actually see the filling in the middle - every other time I tried to make one, the filling would just disappear into the batter. This tasted very good. I had some trouble with the baking - after the recommended time, I tested it and a lot of liquid batter came out on the toothpick, so I left it in for another 10 minutes. Then I tested again, and again it had batter on it, yet the sides of the cake were already drying out. So while the middle parts of the cake ended up okay eventually, the edges were close to burnt. The cheese filling was yummy. I sprayed the bundt pan really really well with cooking spray and the cake came out beautifully without a problem. The glaze ingredients don't specify whether the chocolate squares are the 1 oz or 1/2 oz ones, so used the 1 oz squares. As soon as I put in just half of the confectioners sugar, it got all stiff like a dough that couldn't be stirred and only kneaded. Obviously it wasn't pourable that way, so I added a tablespoon of oil to thin it because I had no more margarine. Then I added the rest of the sugar and used milk to thin it instead of water, and it came out fantastic - the kids wanted to just eat it instead of letting me pour it on the cake! But it poured beautifully and set up nice and gooey and tasted delicious.

      • 105 min
      • Serves 16
      • Easy

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      Chocolate Cream Cheese Cake,This makes one of those luscious “tunnel” cakes.,This was the first time I made a tunnel cake where you could actually see the filling in the middle – every other time I tried to make one, the filling would just disappear into the batter. This tasted very good. I had some trouble with the baking – after the recommended time, I tested it and a lot of liquid batter came out on the toothpick, so I left it in for another 10 minutes. Then I tested again, and again it had batter on it, yet the sides of the cake were already drying out. So while the middle parts of the cake ended up okay eventually, the edges were close to burnt. The cheese filling was yummy. I sprayed the bundt pan really really well with cooking spray and the cake came out beautifully without a problem. The glaze ingredients don’t specify whether the chocolate squares are the 1 oz or 1/2 oz ones, so used the 1 oz squares. As soon as I put in just half of the confectioners sugar, it got all stiff like a dough that couldn’t be stirred and only kneaded. Obviously it wasn’t pourable that way, so I added a tablespoon of oil to thin it because I had no more margarine. Then I added the rest of the sugar and used milk to thin it instead of water, and it came out fantastic – the kids wanted to just eat it instead of letting me pour it on the cake! But it poured beautifully and set up nice and gooey and tasted delicious.,The flavor was good, but it was a bit dry around the edges. The filling was so thin that it just blended in with the rest of the cake. Followed the recipe except used regular chocolate chips instead of minis. Were they supposed to be melted?!? The recipe didn’t say.


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      Steps

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      Preheat Oven to 350 F.

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      Generously Grease a 10 Inch Bundt or Tube Pan (bundt Is Best For This Recipe).

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      Combine Sugar, Oil and Eggs.

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      Beat For One Minute Until Smooth.

      5
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      Add Remaining Cake Ingredients and Beat (mix on Medium) For Two to Three Minutes (use a Whisk of Doing by Hand).

      6
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      Set Batter Aside.

      7
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      For Filling, Cream Sugar With Cream Cheese.

      8
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      Add Vanilla, Egg and Chocolate Chips.

      9
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      Blend Until Smooth.

      10
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      Ladle Half of Batter Into Pan.

      11
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      Spoon Filling Evenly Over This Layer.

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      Cover With Remaining Batter.

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      Bake For 70 Minutes or Until Cake Tests Done.

      14
      Done

      Top Should Spring Back When Touched.

      15
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      Let Cake Cool at Least 30 Minutes Before Removing from Pan.

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