With all the cakes I bake, there is always some left over. Here is what I do to use it up:
Take the left over cake and mix it with cream cheese frosting. (Can frosting is ok, but homemade is always best.)
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Crumble the cake and then slowly add frosting. Mixture should be moist, but not stick to you fingers. |
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Next, ball the mixture. I know what this looks like, but trust me, these are GOOD!! |
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Next, melt chocolate or almond bark. Add a little vegetable oil so the chocolate isn't to hard when it dries. |
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Once coated, let dry on a wax covered cookie sheet. |
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Put some melted bark in a freezer baggie, cut a small corner off and decorate.
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Voila! Your first CAKEBALL! YUM! |
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