Ingredients
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1
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1
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3/4
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7
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1
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3/4
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2/3
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1
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2
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2/3
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Directions
Cake from Portal,This is the cake from the game Portal, made using the recipe from the game Portal. It is all lies!,used crushed almonds and mini chocolate chips for the outside. I also did use cocoa powder and opted to use a chocolate icing on the outside (and use some left over blue icing from another cake for the dollops on top). The cake was kinda dry, I think I’ll use a little more oil next time.
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Steps
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1
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This Recipe Is Simple, It Just Takes a Lot of Ingredients and Mixing/Sitting Around Time to Complete. Pop in a Movie While Making the Cake to Help Pass the Time. |
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2
Done
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This Recipe Can Easily Be Made For Those Who Do not Consume Dairy by Making Sure the Frosting and Cake Mix You Use Do not Contain Dairy. Which Is Easily Done, I Being Dairy Intolerant Myself. |
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3
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and Lastly, This Cake Is For Fun. It Is For the Nerd in All of Us That Just Wants to Sit Down With a Bunch of Friends, and Eat. This Cake Is Perfect For That. Heck, You Could All Bring Food and Call It a Lies and Deceit Pot Luck, and Lan Your Way Through the Meal! |
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4
Done
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Warning to the Wise: This Cake Is Very Rich. Don't Cut It Into Eight Slices, Cut It Into Sixteen. Regular Sized Slices Will Just Make People Sick to Their Stomachs Because of How Rich This Cake Is. So Do Eat Carefully. |
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5
Done
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the Night Before, Mix 2/3c Cocoa Powder With 1.5 Cans of Vanilla Frosting. Save the Remaining Half Can of Vanilla Frosting For Later. |
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6
Done
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Next Day: Remove Mixed Frosting and Vanilla Frosting from the Fridge and Set to the Side. Also Place the Cherries and Chocolate Chips to the Side. They Will not Be Used Until the Cake Is Completely Done. |
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7
Done
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Pre-Heat Over to 375 Degrees F. |
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8
Done
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Lightly Butter Two 9 Inch Cake Pans. |
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9
Done
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in One Bowl Combine All Remaining Dry Ingredients. |
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10
Done
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in Larger Bowl, Combine All Liquid Ingredients and Egg Whites. Mix Thoroughly. |
