Oreo cake

Oreo Cake is the PERFECT combo of moist chocolate cake from scratch layered with sweet buttercream frosting made with crushed Oreo cookies. Oreo recipes are something readers can’t get enough of including OREO CAKE Oreo Cake is moist chocolate cake layered with buttercream frosting that’s blended with Oreo cookie crumbs. This is an Oreo version of this go-to You can use chocolate frosting for this recipe, but the lighter color of the buttercream looks nice against the dark color of the Oreos. You could also make this with a drizzle of WHY IS MY CHOCOLATE CAKE DRY? This recipe happens to have one of the best cake textures ever made, and the flavor of the Oreos just throw it over the top. If your cake is coming out dry instead of moist, there are a few ways you can troubleshoot. • Set your oven timer for a few minutes before the cake is supposed to be done. If your oven is cooking hotter than it should be, your cake might accidentally over-bake. It is also recommend getting an oven thermometer, to check the temp. • If you’re going to substitute lower calorie ingredients, your cake texture might suffer. Try to keep some of the higher fat ingredients in there, like the oil and eggs. If you absolutely must substitute the oil, try using equal parts of applesauce. • Don’t over-mix your cake batter, and measure your ingredients properly. Make sure you’re leveling the measuring cups, as adding too much flour can dry out a cake. • If your cake is still dry after trying these steps, ...

With how easy it is to make this Chocolate Oreo Cake Recipe, you will want to make it every day! This Chocolate Oreo Cake Recipe is made using a chocolate cake mix, Oreos, and a few simple ingredients. I was born a chocolate lover. When I was younger there wasn’t any chocolate treat that I wouldn’t eat or enjoy. I specifically remember thinking that nothing could’ve been or tasted better than chocolate. In fact, I don’t remember how old I was but I know I was fairly young. I remember having a conversation with some friends on the school bus ( I must’ve been in kindergarten or first grade) about our favorite foods. I remember, distinctly, saying that my favorite food was chocolate. I’m sure I said it like, “ I don’t know about you, but honey I love me some chocolate!” I remember this conversation because there was a girl on my bus who actually said that chocolate was nasty!!! CURSES! This is the honest truth, I don’t remember the girls’ name or what she looked like, but I remember thinking how is it possible to not like chocolate?! Like, who does that? This is what I was thinking in my young immature mind. Now, of course, I know it’s possible for someone not to like the greatest thing on earth. However, I still think its pretty unfortunate. How is it possible to not like chocolate? Now although I love me some chocolate, let me be a bit more specific. I love milk chocolate and some things with dark chocolate. I am not a fan of foods with 100% cacao. It’s too bitter for me. H...

Oreos are such a classic cookie. They’re delicious on their own or when dunked in milk, but the chocolate cookies with vanilla cream inspire other desserts, too. From This TikTok Oreo Cake from How to Make the TikTok Oreo Cake Ingredients • 28 Oreo cookies • 1 teaspoon baking powder • 1 cup milk Directions Step 1: Separate the Oreos Twist each Oreo open and scrape the vanilla filling into a bowl. Set the filling aside. Step 2: Crush the Oreos Put the chocolate cookies in an airtight plastic bag. Use a rolling pin to crush the cookies into fine crumbs. Transfer the cookie crumbs to a mixing bowl. Step 3: Mix the cake batter Mix the baking powder, milk and vanilla filling into the cookie crumbs. Stir the mixture until smooth. Step 4: Microwave the cake Grease a microwaveable, How to Make the Ganache Make a quick and easy ganache to pour over the top of the cake to enhance the flavor and appearance. Bring 2/3 cup heavy cream to a boil. Place 2/3 cup chopped chocolate or More Toppings for This Easy Oreo Cake Want to turn this into a cookies and cream cake? You already have the Oreo cake as a base! Make Lauren Habermehl for Taste of Home Cinnamon Rolls with Heavy Cream As if cinnamon rolls weren't delicious enough! Pour heavy whipping cream on store-bought cinnamon rolls before baking to make them even moister, since the cream is absorbed by the cinnamon roll dough. Try making cinnamon rolls with heavy cream next time you've got an impromptu brunch to host or attend. Crunchy Cr...

Today I’m bringing you a giant Oreo in cake form. A dessert to put all other desserts to shame. A chocolate lover’s paradise. Sweet tooth central. This recipecomes from my very sweet friend Amanda. Amanda is the talented blogger at Amanda has kindly offered to give an autographed copy of her brilliant cookbook to one of my readers. As a thank you, I’m sharing one of her cookbook recipes. And my god, saying it’s “good” does not even do this cake justice. Her Oreo Cake looks complicated, but it’s no more complicated or time-consuming than a regular layered, filled cake. It looks difficult to prepare, but as long as you take your time reading through the instructions first, you’ll be just fine. Amanda says this chocolate layer cake makes her happy in every single way, and I can absolutely attest to that! Overload of chocolate = pure bliss. You have the taste of Oreos in every single bite: two layers of rich chocolate cake, a thick cream filling, chocolate frosting, plus two layers of actual Oreo cookies, and an Oreo crumb topping. Amanda suggests you make this for a large crowd… yeah, you don’t want want this cake around the kitchen tempting and taunting you for “just one more slice.” I speak from experience. Luckily, I had friends take the leftovers! The Oreo cream filling was my favorite part; it truly tastes like the cream center of an Oreo cookie! Double Stuf Oreo, to be exact—it’s a very thick layer. Let’s not forget the chocolate chips baked inside the moist chocolate c...