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Black Russian Cake

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  1. Black Russian Cake

    From Martha Hopkins and Randall Lockridge

    Cake: 1 package dark-chocolate cake mix 1 cup vegetable oil
    1 (3-ounce) package instant chocolate pudding 4 eggs
    3/4 cup strong coffee
    4/2 cup creme de cacao
    5/4 cup Kahlua

    Topping: 1 cup confectioners' sugar, sifted 2
    tablespoons strong coffee 2 tablespoons Kahlua 2
    tablespoons creme de cacao

    For the cake, combine the cake mix, oil, pudding mix, eggs,
    coffee, creme de cacao, and Kahlua in a large bowl. Beat for
    4 minutes until quite smooth. Pour into a greased 10-inch
    tube pan until three-fourths full. (Save any remaining
    batter for cupcakes or to simply eat on the spot.) Bake 45
    to 50 minutes at 350 degrees. Remove from the pan and invert
    onto a serving plate. Punch holes throughout the cake with a
    skewer or ice pick. Prepare the topping by combining the
    confectioners' sugar, coffee, Kahlua, and creme de cacao.
    Mix well and spoon over the warm cake.

    Yields: 12 servings.

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