Ingredients
TREASURED CAKE
one package of cake mix
One can of icing
filling:
50 milliliters of flour
measuring one cup of milk
4/8 teaspoon of salt
1/4 teaspoon of vanilla
1 cup of sugar, granulated
half a cup of shortening
half a cup of butter
0.5 teaspoons salt
Preparation
Bake the cake as directed on the packaging. After the cake has cooled entirely, invert it from the pan onto a large serving tray. (I often use a chopping board). If the cake is very wet, just slip it into the freezer for a few minutes; it should come out easily!
Divide the cake’s thickness in half using a big knife or cake leveler. Transfer the cake’s top to a separate platter and put it aside. Invert the cake so that the underside is facing the pan again. If you’d like, you may add many layers to the cake and make it seem elegant for this section. What matters most is your desire.
Mix 5 tablespoons of flour with 1 cup of milk and 1/4 teaspoon of salt in a medium pot and simmer, stirring occasionally, until dough forms. By “thick,” I mean something like to a somewhat thin gravy. If it’s too thick, it won’t end up beating up as neatly. Drop in a teaspoon of vanilla after taking it off the heat. Permit to cool entirely. Before moving on to the next step, I normally chill it in the fridge.
Mix together 1/2 cup crisco, 1/2 cup margarine, 1/2 teaspoon of salt, and 1 cup of granulated sugar in a medium bowl.
Upon reaching room temperature, whisk the “gravy” into the bowl containing the creamed ingredients for ten minutes. It need to be light and airy, like the texture of twinkie filling.
About 2 cups of fluff will be produced by this recipe. A 9×13 cake might use half an inch of filling.
Evenly distribute the cream filling over the bottom cake layer, ensuring a quarter-inch margin all the way around. After reapplying the top layer, the cream will spread even further.
Gently place the top layer on the cake again. frost in the usual way. My recommendation is to freeze the cake before adding any further layers. This will help the twinkie filling to set and prevent it from blending with the icing in the event that it leaks out.
Just a heads up, you may skip the fridge step while making this cake. Within the typical time frame of a cake, it remains just fine.
Have fun!