This chocolate fudge cake rich, dense and super chocolaty! This amazing chocolate cake is covered with delicious chocolate ...

We've curated a list of some ways to use hot fudge outside of topping ice cream. Here's how to use it to elevate even the ...

Patient Zero in the lava-cake epidemic, the Tunnel of Fudge saved the Bundt pan from likely extinction and was a go-to for the busy housewife who needed a showstopping dessert for the potluck table.

Patient Zero in the lava-cake epidemic, the Tunnel of Fudge saved the Bundt pan from likely extinction and was a go-to for the busy housewife who needed a showstopping dessert for the potluck table.

Preheat the oven to 180°C. Butter the sides of the tin and line the base with a disc of greaseproof paper. Peel and cut the cooking apples into eights and arrange in a single layer in the tin ...

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Mix the ingredients until you get a smooth emulsion. Once the cake has cooled completely, cut the cake into even layers. After that, place the first layer on the cake board or plate, followed by a ...

Using melted chocolate as opposed to cocoa powder in this cake batter gives the sponge a wonderfully fudgy texture. Fill and top with a glossy chocolate ganache for a decadent finish. Preheat the ...

Great if you don't own any cake tins, this chocolate fudge cake is baked in an oven dish and served as a dessert. Preheat the oven to 180C/160C Fan/Gas 4. Butter a 1-litre (2-pint) ovenproof dish.