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This is a very moist and delicious cake. Although its beginning lies in a boxed cake mix, the finish is spectacular and memorable. The Kahlua liqueur gives it an exceptionally rich and unique flavor. Definitely for the adults, it is highly complemented when served with coffee drinks as an after-dinner treat.
In a large mixing bowl, sift the cake mix, pudding mix, and granulated sugar. Stir in slightly beaten eggs, oil, vodka, 1/4 cup coffee liqueur, and water. Beat for 4 minutes. Pour batter into well greased and floured bundt cake pan.
Bake at 350 degrees F for 30 minutes or until toothpick inserted in center of cake comes out clean. Cool for about 5-6 minutes in pan, then turn out onto wire rack to cool completely. Turn cake right side up onto a pretty serving plate.
Make a glaze by combining the 1/4 cup coffee liqueur with 1/2 cup confectioner's sugar. Poke cake several times with a fork and cover with glaze. Allow to partially dry, then dust with the remaining 1/2 cup confectioner's sugar.
| Servings: | 10-12 |
| Time: | 20 Minutes Preparation Time 30-40 Minutes Cooking Time |
Source: I received this recipe from a friend (Shake 'em Up Charlie) who was a bartender back in the early 80's. We enjoyed it so much that I added it to my list of "Adult Party Fare", and have used it so many times now that the edges are frayed. I suppose it's been baked into every shape and size of cake that I can think of, but our favorite was always the Bundt Cake. It needs nothing more than a hot cup of well-brewed coffee to make it fit for a King.
By pookarina from Boca Raton, FL
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08/02/2010
This sounds really good for the Holidays. I too can't wait for Thanksgiving. I am going to make a small one first and if I don't get too drunk it will be on the menu. You have the best recipes Pookarina.
suziq9
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08/01/2010
Now, this is a dessert that would go over really well when I have to make dinner for my husband's boss and the office staff. Definitely for adults and I think they'd all appreciate that for a change.
Thank you for the recipe.
Songwriter
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07/30/2010
I get the best recipes from Thrifty Fun, and this is just further proof. I can almost taste this cake just reading the recipe. We brought back Kahlua from Mexico when we visited there 3 years ago and have never opened it. Saving it for something special, and this is it.
Thank you for sharing.
Lee
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07/29/2010
I don't think this cake comes anywhere close to being on my diet, but if I had one right now, I'd eat my share of it anyway. It sounds just delicious.
Thank you Pookarina.
ww
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07/28/2010
This would definitely be my husband's first choice if he could have any cake he wanted.
Sounds easy enough so I'll certainly try it. Thank you for sharing it with us.
Thumbs Up.
StarWarsCollector
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07/28/2010
I think this is the most "grown-up" recipe I've ever seen. It sounds wonderful too. I don't have everything it takes to make this cake, but I'm going to get it maybe a little at the time, and I can promise you that we'll have this cake for Thanksgiving. I think I can wait that long.
Thank you for sharing it with us. I love your recipes too, and always enjoy the little personal notes you add. Almost every recipe has its own little story, and I think you should put them all in a book. I will buy the first copy.
MisMachado
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07/28/2010
I just love your recipes and look forward to reading all of your comments.
How lucky it would be to be your neighbor!
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(Archived Jul 27, 2010)Black Russian Cake
Combine the cake mix, oil, pudding mix, eggs, coffee, creme de cacao, and kahlua in a large bowl. Beat for 4 minutes until quite smooth. Pour into a greased and lightly floured 10-inch tube pan until three-fourths full. (Save any remaining batter for cupcakes or to simply eat on the spot.) Bake 45 to 50 minutes at 350 degrees F.
Remove from the pan and invert onto a serving plate. Punch holes throughout the cake with a skewer or ice pick. Prepare the topping by combining the confectioner's sugar, coffee, kahlua, and creme de cacao. Mix well and spoon over the warm cake.
By Julia from Orlando, FL
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