1. Updated Tunnel of Fudge Cake
You can make this cake without the dry frosting mix that was in the original recipe. Follow the instructions for beating the batter and adding the ingredients carefully. This bundt cake has a rich and creamy 'tunnel' of fudge. And don't skip on the nuts, or the cake will fail.
2. Chocolate Macaroon Bundt Cake
This moist bundt cake has a coconut macaroon filling. It's rich and delicious and perfect for special occasions as well as everyday meals.
3. Chocolate Cherry Cake
A can of cherry pie filling is the surprise ingredient in this easy cake recipe. A warm frosting poured over the warm cake makes it extra moist and delicious.
4. Chocolate Layer Cake
I love layer cakes. They're fun to make and to eat. This gorgeous cake is the ultimate chocolate experience. The cake is moist and velvety and the frosting pure chocolate indulgence.
5. Chocolate Oatmeal Cake
I developed this recipe when I was looking for a chocolate version of the Lazy Daisy Cake and couldn't find one. The oatmeal in the cake makes it so moist and tender. And the broiled frosting is creamy and rich, topped with even more chocolate. Yum.
6. Chocolate Layer Cake with Peanut Butter Frosting
Okay, maybe this is my favorite chocolate layer cake. It's hard to decide. Perhaps you should make both, and have a taste test?
7. Chocolate Chip Pound Cake
All right, so this isn't technically a 'chocolate' cake, but it's so rich and delicious I had to include it. Chocolate chips stud a dense and tender pound cake, and the chocolate frosting is to die for.
8. Chocolate Bundt Cake
This rich and tender cake is frosted with a really decadent frosting. Use a 12-cup Bundt pan; always measure Bundt pans by volume, not by the size in inches.
9. Molten Chocolate Cakes
These little cakes were made popular in the 1990s. And they're still one of the best desserts around. Brownie mix makes them easy. I like to serve mine with some chocolate ice cream on the side.
10. Simple Chocolate Cake
This is the gold standard for me for chocolate sheet cakes. There's something magical about pouring a warm frosting over a warm cake; they seem to meld together into one complete bunch of goodness.









