Black Forest Chocolate Cherry Dump Cake
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zbigjeff - Send us a pic
Life is a Garden - Dig it.
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zbigjeff - Send us a pic
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Well, my first project during rehab was “the dump cake” by ND Mike . As designed by its creator on this blog, the recipe that uses a cask iron dutch oven was a success. I used cherries just like the original on this site. It was also as stated: easy and decadent. See the series of pictures supporting the process. The dump cake is still in the cooling process and wanted to take all the pics before someone just dives in and starts extracting the goodness. BTW: this pot was restored from total rust about 2 years ago when I bought it for $3 and has three legs for use in outdoor fires.
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Well, my first project during rehab was “the dump cake” by ND Mike . As designed by its creator on this blog, the recipe that uses a cask iron dutch oven was a success. I used cherries just like the original on this site. It was also as stated: easy and decadent. See the series of pictures supporting the process. The dump cake is still in the cooling process and wanted to take all the pics before someone just dives in and starts extracting the goodness. BTW: this pot was restored from total rust about 2 years ago when I bought it for $3 and has three legs for use in outdoor fires.
zbigjeff
Looks great. Nice jobLife is a Garden - Dig it.
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zbigjeff
Looks great. Nice joblkrfletcher Thanks. Had to start with something that did not have too much standing on hip time. Mission accomplished. Tomorrow is marinated flank steak in cast iron.
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Well, my first project during rehab was “the dump cake” by ND Mike . As designed by its creator on this blog, the recipe that uses a cask iron dutch oven was a success. I used cherries just like the original on this site. It was also as stated: easy and decadent. See the series of pictures supporting the process. The dump cake is still in the cooling process and wanted to take all the pics before someone just dives in and starts extracting the goodness. BTW: this pot was restored from total rust about 2 years ago when I bought it for $3 and has three legs for use in outdoor fires.
zbigjeff looks great and I’m glad you are getting back in the saddle.
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Well, my first project during rehab was “the dump cake” by ND Mike . As designed by its creator on this blog, the recipe that uses a cask iron dutch oven was a success. I used cherries just like the original on this site. It was also as stated: easy and decadent. See the series of pictures supporting the process. The dump cake is still in the cooling process and wanted to take all the pics before someone just dives in and starts extracting the goodness. BTW: this pot was restored from total rust about 2 years ago when I bought it for $3 and has three legs for use in outdoor fires.
zbigjeff looks great!!! Hope you like it!!!
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Looks awesome!
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ND Mike I did like it. I was not happy when I went into the freezer and did not find any Vanilla ice cream. But, I just had to try it. Like either you or someone else said: what a perfect item for camping. Well, Hail Yes. Three-four pieces to wash when all said and done.
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GWG8541 Was going stir crazy and had to try “something” to test out the leg. Just a little better each day. Yay.
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zbigjeff
Looks great. Nice joblkrfletcher Probably one of the simplest things I’ve ever made. Goes to show everyone, it doesn’t always need a slew of items to be good.
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ND Mike I did like it. I was not happy when I went into the freezer and did not find any Vanilla ice cream. But, I just had to try it. Like either you or someone else said: what a perfect item for camping. Well, Hail Yes. Three-four pieces to wash when all said and done.
zbigjeff yep…super easy for camping and is always a hit!
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lkrfletcher Probably one of the simplest things I’ve ever made. Goes to show everyone, it doesn’t always need a slew of items to be good.
zbigjeff sometimes less is more comes to mind with this cook!
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Well, my first project during rehab was “the dump cake” by ND Mike . As designed by its creator on this blog, the recipe that uses a cask iron dutch oven was a success. I used cherries just like the original on this site. It was also as stated: easy and decadent. See the series of pictures supporting the process. The dump cake is still in the cooling process and wanted to take all the pics before someone just dives in and starts extracting the goodness. BTW: this pot was restored from total rust about 2 years ago when I bought it for $3 and has three legs for use in outdoor fires.
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zbigjeff I did the same yesterday afternoon. Added milk chocolate chips to the cake mix and stirred though. Used triple chocolate cake mix. Very good!!!
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zbigjeff your recovery is at a good time for easy and simple recipes with the summer heat although the heat and humid can be miserable when you are laid up . I am waiting to have a hernia surgery that is not to pressing and will have it when the snow fly’s so I don’t have to shovel LOL !
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zbigjeff your recovery is at a good time for easy and simple recipes with the summer heat although the heat and humid can be miserable when you are laid up . I am waiting to have a hernia surgery that is not to pressing and will have it when the snow fly’s so I don’t have to shovel LOL !
craigrice Timing is everything. Love the mindset. You will be living by my motto: God bringith, God takeith away.
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I had a request to put this here. This can be made in a camp dutch oven with charcoal or in a regular oven at home! Super easy! 2 cans cherry pie filling, 1 box chocolate cake mix, 1 cup chocolate chips ( or more to your liking), and cherry coke. Pour the cans of pie filling in dutch oven and spread out. Put chocolate chips evenly on top of cherries. Mix in a can of cherry coke with the dry cake mix blending well so no dry clumps. I added about another 2 ounces to get the consistency I wanted. Pour on top of cherries and chocolate chips and smooth out. I added four small pats of butter just because…lol! Cook 350 degrees for 30-40 minutes or until toothpick comes out clean from the top cake layer.
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