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Viewed: 45 - Published at: 5 years agoIngredients
- 3 box lb. cake mix
- 2 can Vanilla frosting
- 1 can Chocolate frosting, lowfat milk chocolate
- 1 can Chocolate fudge frosting Food coloring -- red and yellow*
- 1 box chcolate snap cookies -- 2 1/2 ounce
- 2 lrg Marshmallows M&Ms plain chocolate candy
- 1/4 c. Sugar
- 6 x Plain cookies -- 3-4 inches Spearmint jelly candy leaves
Method
- *Use paste food coloring.
- Recipe is for a cake which, when decorated, looks like a Big Mac hamburger.
- Kids love this for their birthday.
- It isn't really hard to make; just be sure you have all the ingredients before you begin.
- Heat oven to 350.
- Grease 2 8-inch pans and one 2 1/2-3 qt metal or possibly glass mixing bowl with rounded bottom.
- Prepare 1 double batch cake batter as box directs.
- Then prepare 1 single batch.
- Fill cake pans 2/3 full.
- Put the rest in the prepared bowl.
- Bake pans 30-35 min; bowl 55-60 min.
- Cold completely.
- Tomato slices: place plain cookies on wire rack.
- Set over waxed paper.
- Put 1/2 c. vanilla frosting in a small saucepan over low heat.
- Remove from heat and stir in red food coloring and a tiny bit of yellow if needed.
- Use sufficient to make frosting tomato colored.
- Frost cookies and let stand till hard.
- Mustard: Put 1/2 c. vanilla frosting in small bowl.
- Stir in yellow color till mustard colored.
- Cover to prevent drying.
- Eyes: Use a dot of vanilla frosting to glue 2 M&M's to marshmallows.
- Lettuce: sprinkle work surface with sugar.
- Using rolling pin, roll out spearmint candy leaves till flattened.
- Put remaining vanilla frosting in a medium bowl.
- Add in lowfat milk chocolate frosting.
- Add in red and yellow food coloring a little at a time, till frosting is the color of a hamburger bun.
- Place 1 cake layer on serving plate.
- Cover with frosting.
- Arrange "lettuce" on top and around edges.
- Place remaining cake layer on waxed paper.
- Cover with chocolate fudge frosting.
- Press crushed chocolate cookies into frosting to simulate a hamburger patty.
- Using a pancake turner, lift "patty" onto lettuce lined bun.
- Spoon "mustard" about 1 inch from edges, letting some run down sides.
- Top with "tomato" slices.
- Trim hump (where cake has risen) off of bowl cake.
- Place trimmed side down on waxed paper and frost with remaining bun colored frosting.
- Lift onto the other layers.
- Glue the
- "eyes" in place with frosting.
- This is really a great-looking cake and will be perfect for young children on their birthdays or possibly any day just for a special treat.
- It is best to use lb.
- cake mixes called for because regular cake mixes are too soft and tend to fall apart.