Homemade Devil's Food Cake
Luscious and light, Homemade Devil's Food Cake is the ultimate dessert recipe. This Portillo's copycat is the lightest, and richest chocolate cake ever! Gather your traditional baking ingredients plus a little coffee for a "devilish" dose of flavor. It's a copycat treat fit for any occasion. Try your hand at making this grocery store classic from scratch. It tastes just like Portillo's famous chocolate cake. The key to getting this recipe taste just like the famous original is all in the texture.
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Makes1 ten-inch Cake
Cooking Time40 min
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Hippie Chick
Aug 27, 2018
Im a chocoholic and I am happy to admit it. This cake looks so moist, chocolatey, and delicious. I thing I notice that I would change right away is that I would make this as a sheet cake instead of a layer cake. I dont know why, but I just prefer sheet cakes. After drooling over the picture, I finally clicked the link to the recipe.
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