This is such a common recipe among fellow food bloggers these days. I had some leftover Red Velvet Cake that my friend Jen brought us a few days ago and made these Red Velvet Cake Balls to use it up and share.
The recipe for this is rather easy and can be easily found on a slew of other blogs in greater detail, but I thought it would be interesting to provide a link to a New York Times article that outlines the popularity, legends and the history of Red Velvet Cake.
Prepared red velvet cake with cream cheese frosting
Chocolate bark, melted
small scoop
parchment lined baking sheet
– In a large bowl, mash the prepared and frosted cake to fully combine.
– Using a small scoop, form small balls of mashed cake.
– Roll each ball with your hands to form a more uniform ball.
– Melt chocolate according to package directions and place melted chocolate in a small bowl.
– Carefully place ball of cake into the melted chocolate and coat completely.
– Remove coated cake ball and place on parchment lined baking sheet to harden.
You continue to amaze me. I can’t wait to try these.
A cool way to deal with leftover cake. Too bad we never have any!
Mmm I love red velvet cake and thanks for posting that link. I just can’t wrap my head around beets in some of those recipes though! 😉
If we ever have cake leftover, I will definitely make these.
you finally made them. Once you make them, you can’t go back. Yours look beautiful. I made one of your sugar cookie recipes that Kelly loved. It’s a keeper here.
The red velvet kind are my favorite.
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