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Sharing one of our favorite chocolate bundt cake recipes today! My Easy Pumpkin Chocolate Bundt Cake is perfect for your Fall Baking and upcoming Holiday parties!

Chocolate Bundt Cake

This Easy chocolate bundt cake has hints of pumpkin that not only make the house smell like a dream when it’s baking, but it gives the bundt cake a soft, ultra moist consistency. It takes just minutes to prepare and looks picture perfect on your favorite cake stand.

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What You’ll Need

15.25 ounce box devil’s food chocolate cake mix
pumpin puree
canola oil
milk
sour cream
eggs
Ghirardelli white chocolate melts

How To Make Chocolate Bundt Cake

Preheat oven to 350 degrees F. and spay bundt cake pan generously with cooking spray.
Using a large mixing bowl or stand mixer, place cake mix, pumpkin, oil, milk, sour cream and eggs into bowl, mix until well combined. Transfer to bundt cake pan and spread evenly.
Bake for 45-50 minutes, until cake is baked through. Remove and let cool for 30 minutes before transferring to cake stand.
To prepare drizzle, place chocolate melts into microwave and heat until melted and smooth. Stir until creamy. With spoon, drizzle over top of bundt cake. Cut into slices and serve with a dollop of homemade whipped cream if desired.

Easy Cake Mix Recipes

I love a good cake mix recipe! When you doctor it up a little, you can get a gorgeous dessert all of your guests will rave about. I’ve used cake mix recipes for years and love the simplicity.

I love that you can add all of your ingredients to your mixing bowl or stand mixer, no particular order necessary. This is a great cake recipe to have your kids help prepare because it’s so simple!

You guys know I’m obsessed with all things Disney, so when this hidden Mickey showed up in my eggs I had to photograph! I always use large eggs in my baking recipes.

What Is A Bundt Pan?

Bundt pans are cake pans that bake up a cake that isn’t quite like anything you can get from another pan. They are usually 10 or 12-inches in diameter and are up to 5 inches deep, with a hole in the center that ensures that the deep cake bakes evenly while it is in the oven. The sides of a bundt pan are almost vertical and the pans, which are typically made of cast aluminum, have fluted or ridged designs that make the finished cake look very impressive. Over the years, the pan style became so popular that manufacturers started to branch out into more creative designs, not limiting themselves to the traditional ridged round cakes.

What If I Don’t Have A Bundt?

If you don’t have a bundt pan, then there are a couple alternatives. You can use two loaf pans, this should approximate the bundt pan. Another alternative is to use a deep circular cake pan with a ceramic ramekin in the center of it to create the hole.

Can I Bake A Bundt Pan Recipe In A Regular Pan?

Remember that a Bundt batter baked in a non-Bundt pan will require different baking times. Bundt batter halved and baked in two cake or loaf pans will likely require less time, while Bundt batter baked in 13×9-inch pans may require more time, so stay in the kitchen while the cake bakes and check on it regularly to ensure proper doneness.

Found my fun Mickey Mouse Cake Stand from the Shop Disney website. I am obsessed!

How To Serve

Serve cake room temperature sliced, on individual plates. Perfect for Fall baking and Holidays.

How To Store Leftovers

Store any leftover cake in an airtight container for up to 3 days in the refrigerator for best results.

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