Marble Cake From Yellow Cake Mix

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Marble cake from yellow cake mix.

We think that you will love the new recipe. Water yellow cake mix chocolate cake mix water chocolate frosting and 5 more marble cake munaty cooking medium eggs butter vanilla baking powder milk salt sugar and 2 more. I made this for a co worker s baby shower cake and brought sample cake made from this recipe and from a very traditional marble cake recipe to the office for them to pick their favorite. This marble cake recipe is made with only a yellow cake mix.

Excellent and easy cake. It makes more batter has contains more butter and uses buttermilk for a softer crumb. The trick is to get a good quality yellow cake mix. When we adjusted our yellow cake recipe we updated this marble cake as well since it was based on our yellow cake.

The first thing we re going to do is prepare a basic yellow cake batter photo above right. King arthur yellow cake mix. To make marble cake pour a box of yellow or white cake mix into a bowl and beat it with the sugar salt eggs vanilla fats milk and water for 2 minutes then stir in the flour. The yellow cake batter can also be left plain to make a traditional yellow layer cake.

While i am guilty of eating cake tops plain while i level my cakes this cake is taken to the next level with my fudgy chocolate buttercream recipe. Spread half of the yellow cake mix batter into the cake pan that has been sprayed well with cooking spray. And for all the mix haters out there if i hadn t told you you d have never guessed it. Then spread the chocolate batter on top followed by the remaining yellow cake batter.

You only need 1 batter for this marble cake recipe. The chocolate batter is made from the yellow batter. Bake for 30 to 35 minutes in a preheated 350 degree oven. 5 10 19 we have updated this marble cake recipe.

Next put the cocoa sour cream and 1 cup of the batter in a separate bowl and mix it to make the chocolate batter. This recipe was the unanimous favorite. So it all starts out the same. Using a butter knife swirl the batters together to create the marbled look.