The Jello Poke Cake, a quintessential dessert from the 1970s, is experiencing a well-deserved resurgence! This iconic cake, often called a “poke cake” for its unique preparation method, is a brilliant ...

I poked the cake a little too excessively on top, because I really wanted to let that jel dessert seep into the cake, even though Kraft recommends 1/2-inch intervals. Unlike Jell-O, which sets in ...

Step 7 Using a chopstick, poke holes down into cake at 1" intervals. Slowly pour filling over cake, letting it seep into holes. Chill cake while you make the topping to let the filling set up a bit.

In his latest video, Hollis bakes a Jell-O poke cake, a dessert that's been a staple at my extended family parties for as long as I can remember. He uses raspberry Jell-O and tops the cake with ...

For the cake: Preheat the oven to 350°F. Spray a 13-by-9-inch cake pan with cooking spray. Place the cake mix in a large mixing bowl. In a medium mixing bowl, whisk together 1 cup of cold water ...

Raspberry and white chocolate have never looked so good together as they do in this stunning sheet cake. Tangy raspberry ...

Pat Brideau, of the Lakes Region Tech Center, and two of his culinary students, Nicole Gerlach and Leanna Furber, show how to prepare chocolate cake with accenting raspberry sauce.

Bake a white, yellow or chocolate cake according to directions in a 9-by-13-inch pan, using either a from-scratch recipe or a boxed mix, whatever suits you. After the cake has cooled, poke a hole ...

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If you think creating a moist cake requires a lot of skill and takes a lot of time, we’re about to poke holes in your theory. Since 1976, even amateur bakers have had the ability to do so.