Tunnel of fudge cake

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…

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All Hail the Tunnel of Fudge Cake! Not only does this amazing cake have a hilarious name (snicker) and an impeccable Mid-Century pedigree (it was a runner-up in the famous 1966 Pillsbury Bake-Off) but the darn thing is magic. It is the original cake that makes its own ribbon of fudgy goodness in the CENTER […]

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

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

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Make this delicious chocolate ganache recipe for a moist tunnel of fudge cake and watch everyone come running! This recipe is easier than you think.

The history and recipe for the Tunnel of Fudge Cake, runner-up in the 1966 Pillsbury Bake-Off which popularized the bundt cake.

This fabulous recipe for an updated tunnel of fudge cake omits the fudge frosting mix and uses cocoa and confectioners' sugar instead.

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.

I have been looking for a tunnel of fudge cake recipe like I had when I was younger , I have tried many recipes over the years and the cente...

This dense, gooey chocolate Tunnel of Fudge cake helped make Bundt pans popular in the '60s and never really went out of style. Find out what makes this retro cake stand the test of time.

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Made famous in an old Pillsbury Bake Off contest!

The original tunnel-of-fudge cake won second place in the 1966 Pillsbury Bake-Off Contest for the late Ella Rita Helfrich of Houston. That version used a fudge icing mix to create a gooey chocolate center. But Pillsbury discontinued the icing mix, and the resulting clamor of home bakers led Pillsbury to release a recipe for making tunnel-of-fudge cake from scratch. In 2004, The Times presented an adaptation of that recipe with the help of Shirley Corriher, a biochemist and the author of…

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The ultimate cake for any chocoholic. The core is like fudge. It's even better after a day in the fridge.

This fabulous recipe for an updated tunnel of fudge cake omits the fudge frosting mix and uses cocoa and confectioners' sugar instead.