Heart Shaped Cake

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Looking for a nice dessert to make with the kids for Mother's Day? Or a special surprise for sweetie on Valentine's Day? Try this heart shaped cake recipe!

Ingredients:

  • Aluminum Foil
  • Cake Decorations
  • Lace Doilies
  • Cake Mix For Two-layer Cake
  • Frostings For Two-layer Cake
  • 1 Round Cakes Pan
  • 1 Square Cake Pans
  • Cooking Racks
  • Cake platters or cardboard base
    1. Prepare your favorite cake mix or batter, making sure you have enough for a two-layer cake.
    2. Put half of the batter in the square cake pan and half of the batter in the round cake pan. Bake as directed and let cool.
    3. Prepare a platter, cookie sheet or cardboard base for the cake. It should measure about 15 by 15 inches. Cover with aluminum foil or paper doilies as desired.
    4. Place the square layer on the platter so that one corner faces down at the bottom of the platter, forming a diamond shape.
    5. Cut the round layer in half, then place the cut side of each half of the round layer against one upper side of the square layer to form a one-layer heart.
    6. Frost the cake, using frosting to cover the seams.
    7. Decorate the cake as desired. Consider using colored decorating sugar, candy conversation hearts, red hots or other decorating candies.
Submitted by: Allison P.

Average Rating: 4.8 out of 5

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Jan says: "This is a nice recipe..my kids and husband made th..."

Rating: 4 out of 5

'This is a nice recipe..my kids and husband made this for me for mother's day.'

Joan says: "Hooray! This recipe is great...."

Rating: 5 out of 5

'Hooray! This recipe is great.'

Irene says: "This turned ourned out great!!..."

Rating: 5 out of 5

'This turned ourned out great!!'

alissa says: "sounds good..."

Rating: 5 out of 5

'sounds good'

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