I have made an icing to go with this cake and it is ooey gooey delicious. My husband and son are NOT fans of icing so I leave it off until I'm ready for my piece of yummy goodness.
Milky Way Cake
Aunt Trisha's
7 regular Milky Way Bars
2 stick Butter
2 1/2 cups Flour
1/2 teaspoon baking soda
2 cups Sugar
4 whole Eggs
1 cup Buttermilk
1/4 teaspoon Salt
2 teaspoon Vanilla
Icing:
3 regular Milky Way Bars
1 stick butter
2 teaspoon milk
1 1/3 cups powdered sugar
Preheat oven to 325 degrees. Grease and flour pan of choice. I use a pound cake pan and Aunt Trisha uses a tube or loaf pans. Melt butter and candy bars; set aside.
Beat eggs, one at a time. Add remaining ingredients and mix together. Fold in Milky Way bars and butter mixture. Bake for 1hour and ten minutes. I use a pound cake pan so it cooks quicker, so you may have to adjust accordingly. Cool completely before serving. I personally feel it needs to sit over night befor serving. It also freezes well.
This icing is absolutely delicious.
Icing: Melt candy bars and butter. Stir in milk and powdered sugar. Add additional milk if needed. Mix until smooth and spoon onto cooled cake. Trust me, the icing is worth the extra calories!
This is my piece!
Enjoy!
Yum Yum, I cant wait to get home.
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Look at that frosting..wow this looks amzing!
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I just gained an extra 500 pounds from all the lint my eyeballs collected when they popped out of my head and rolled around on the floor after seeing that cake and icing.
ReplyDeleteWOO-HOO! ::walking out the door to buy butter and Milky Ways::
Those are hands down, one of the best creations on earth!
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ReplyDeleteThis looks so good!! I am sooo going to try it. I can't wait. I am also swooping the best meatloaf recipe too!
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Wow, that looks AMAZING! My husband isn't a fan of icing either...I'm convinced he was dropped a lot as a baby! Can't wait to try, thanks for the recipe!
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Ooooh, does that ever look good!! I'll just wager it would be a huuuuge favorite here as well. Excellent!
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ReplyDeleteThat looks so good.
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Thanks for stopping by my blog! That cake has my name all over it!!! I love it and will definitely make it in the near future. Thanks for posting this recipe!
ReplyDeleteLooks delish with or without the icing ... I love ways to use familiar treats. Thanks for sharing. Found you through the Blizzard Bloghop. ;)
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Oh wow! That sounds dangerous! Including icing that baby has 10 (?!?) Milky Way Bars?
ReplyDeleteBookmarking this and making it without a doubt. This cake is serious :)
That looks sinfully delicious! I love how you only put the icing on your slice - that means more for you!
ReplyDeleteomygosh, i don't think i've ever wanted a dessert as bad as i want that cake right now! delicious!!
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ReplyDeleteI would be in trouble with this cake around. 2 cups sugar and 2 sticks of butter plus loads of candy...who can resist??
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Wow! This Milky Way cake rocks...DELICIOUS!!! Very nice. Thanks for sharing this wonderful recipe.
ReplyDeleteThis cake looks sooo good!!
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ReplyDeleteHow is the candy and butter melted, in a double boiler, a saucepan, microwave etc.
Jackie ~ It is simply up to you on how the milky way and butter are melted. I have tried all three and it comes out the same. My personal preference is the microwave, only because it is quick and easy. Hope this helps.
ReplyDeleteLadies thank you for all the wonderful comments on this Milky Way Cake. It is a yummy cake to make. Let me know if any of you try it.
ReplyDeleteI'll take my piece with the frosting please and a nice big icy cold glass of milk! :) Thanks!
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I've tried to make this cake in the past three different times from two separate recipies. Both recipies similar to yours. My cake always expands from the fluffy stuff in the candy bars, overflows the pan and creates a fire hazard in my oven. What am I doing wrong?
ReplyDeleteDear Anonymous, I'm sure this is very frustrating. I have never had this problem. If I did, the next time I tried the recipe I would make sure the butter and Milky Way are melted completely and smooth. The next thing I would do is make sure I'm NOT adding baking powder (recipe call for baking soda 1/2 teaspoon) and last fill pan no more than two-thirds full. You can also try 2 loaf pans instead of the tube pan. I hope this helps.
ReplyDeleteThis looks sooo good. I just wanted to lick that icing right off the computer. Thanks.
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