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Black Cocoa Spider Web Cake

This black cocoa spider web cake is scary delicious! The rich chocolate cake layers are made with chocolate milk and the whole cake is decorated with a fudgy black cocoa frosting & melted marshmallows to create a spider web design. This spooky halloween cake will add such a fun touch to your haunted party!

Prep

1h

Cook

35m

Total

1h 35m

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For

12

M

I

For the black cocoa cake:

160

g

All-purpose flour

236

g

Granulated sugar

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Per Serving

Calories

632kcal

Fat

42g

Saturates

22g

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Notes

Use cake strips to create flat cake layers. Soak these wilton cake strips in ice water before starting the cake batter. Just before baking, wrap the cake strips around the pan. The cold temperature on the outside of the cake will prevent the edges from baking faster than the center, resulting in an evenly baked flat cake. Freeze the cake layers before decorating. Since this is such a moist cake, I highly recommend freezing the cake layers for at least two hours before decorating. If the frosting is chilled overnight... microwave it in 10 second increments until it softens up, then use an electric mixer to beat on low speed until smooth. Use a cookie scoop to assemble the cake. Use a 3 tablespoon cookie scoop to add an equal amount of frosting to each layer.

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Black Cocoa Spider Web Cake

This black cocoa spider web cake is scary delicious! The rich chocolate cake layers are made with chocolate milk and the whole cake is decorated with a fudgy black cocoa frosting & melted marshmallows to create a spider web design. This spooky halloween cake will add such a fun touch to your haunted party!

Prep

1h

Cook

35m

Total

1h 35m

Ingredients

Method

Nutrition

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12

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For the black cocoa cake:

160

g

All-purpose flour

236

g

Granulated sugar

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Per Serving

Calories

632kcal

Fat

42g

Saturates

22g

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Notes

Use cake strips to create flat cake layers. Soak these wilton cake strips in ice water before starting the cake batter. Just before baking, wrap the cake strips around the pan. The cold temperature on the outside of the cake will prevent the edges from baking faster than the center, resulting in an evenly baked flat cake. Freeze the cake layers before decorating. Since this is such a moist cake, I highly recommend freezing the cake layers for at least two hours before decorating. If the frosting is chilled overnight... microwave it in 10 second increments until it softens up, then use an electric mixer to beat on low speed until smooth. Use a cookie scoop to assemble the cake. Use a 3 tablespoon cookie scoop to add an equal amount of frosting to each layer.

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