♪ ♩ ♫ On the First Day of Christmas My True Love... ♬ ♩ ♪ got...
Red Velvet Poke Cake with Cheesecake Filling
He also got Red Velvet Poke Cake on the second, third, fourth, fifth... days of Christmas. Well, those gold rings are darned expensive. Ok. We don't have a pear tree or need any 'maids a milking'. Lords a leaping might be interesting. Hmm. Besides, the Red Velvet Poke Cake was quite yummy!
This recipe is courtesy of Brandi, The Country Cook. And you know, or you should know, Brandi is the Queen of Poke Cakes. Her Coconut Cream Poke Cake is "to die for", according to all who have tried it! So if you have a few minutes, check out her blog. She has some great, simple to make recipes. What is a poke cake you ask? Well simply, a cake you 'poke' holes in... for one reason or another. :))
For Red Velvet Poke Cake, I omitted the crushed Oreo cookies from the original recipe and I used the Jell-O Fat-Free Cheesecake pudding. The fat-free pudding works just fine. The cake is still very moist, but a little less sweet. So,
Let's Try It!
- 1 box Red Velvet Cake mix, plus eggs, oil & water according to package directions
- 2 3.4 oz. boxes instant Cheesecake-flavored pudding (fat-free boxes are 1 oz., but yield equal amounts of pudding)
- 4 c. milk
- 1 8 oz. frozen whipped topping, thawed (I used my old standby, Cool Whip.)
Preparation:
get those holes nice & big |
4. Pour pudding over cake. Spread the pudding all over the cake, gently pushing the pudding down into the holes with the back of a spoon or a frosting knife.
5. Place the cake into the refrigerator to set & cool. At least 2 hours!
note: Cake must be kept refrigerated, unless of course you eat it all immediately following step 6. :D
Now, go for it! The two of us ate the WHOLE THING, although not in one sitting... Enjoy!
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