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Strawberry Earthquake Cake
Topic Started: May 13 2011, 08:10 PM (202 Views)
Lisa
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Strawberry Earthquake Cake


1c. fresh strawberries
1-1/4 c. powdered sugar
1 box white cake mix- made according to pkg. directions.
1 c. shredded coconut
8 oz. cream cheese (softened)


~Mix cake according to package instructions. Grease & flour 13X9 cake pan.
~Layer approx. 1 c. of coconut on bottom of cake pan.
~Pour 1/2 of the mixed cake batter over the coconut.
~Cream together cream cheese & powdered sugar & 1 c. mashed fresh strawberries.
~Drop cream cheese mixture in large dollops over cake batter.
~Pour remaining cake batter over top of cream cheese mixture.

Bake 350* for 28-30 min. Do not over bake.

*Sweetened fresh strawberries can be poured over top of cake when finished, if desired.




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AllieK

I wonder if you can do this with other fruit. I have a ton of frozen dewberries in the freezer I need to start using up.
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Lisa
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I'm sure you could Allie. I think any type of berry would be delicious!
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