Tunnel of fudge bundt cake recipe

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Any excuse to put booze in my dessert, and I'm there. Who's with me? My first alcoholic drink of choice as a young woman was (this is embarrassing to admit) a Kahlua and cream. It was so delicious, like a spiked coffee drink. I thought it was heaven. And though my tastes have refined over time, I still love me some Kahlua. And in a rich chocolate cake, who can say no? One of our interns gave me this recipe last year, and I've been meaning to share it with you ever since. It's time! And to…

Tunnel of Fudge Cake is a cake with a fudge and nut centre baked in a Bundt® pan. Though it only won second prize in a 1966 baking contest, it went on to lasting, iconic fame. The recipe originally required Pillsbury "Double Dutch Fudge Frosting Mix", which was later discontinued by Pillsbury. In

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Tunnel of Fudge is a cake that Betty Draper might make, if Mad Men continues (fingers crossed) for a few more seasons. This unusual cake -- yes, there really is a tunnel of fudge running through its center -- was the creation of Ella Rita Helfrich who won second prize in the 1966 Pillsbury Bake-Off. (For her efforts, she received $5,000; the first place winner took home $25,000 for a bread made with cheese spread and onion soup mix.) For a second place winner 44 years ago, this cake has…

Now that is one tunnel I would love to travel, with a spoon in hand. In fact, I recently was sightseeing in a tunnel of sorts - an interior passageway of the retired British Royal Yacht, the Brittania, moored in Edinburgh, Scotland, when around a corner we encountered a fudge stall! Who could just

This tunnel of fudge cake is a chocolate lover's dream, with a chocolate cake, a ring of chocolaty fudge inside, and a sweet chocolate glaze on the top.

The originator of the Tunnel of Fudge Cake recipe was a woman named Ella Helfrich, who entered this chocolate cake recipe into the Pillsbury Bake-Off in 1966. The recipe nabbed a 2nd place prize, but the cake (along with the Bundt pan) ended up being an overnight sensation. Cooks everywhere wanted to buy the pan [...]