This morning I set out to make a Coconut Cake. I baked my two layers of white cake, as
I've done many times before. They had cooled long enough for me to frost them.
Everything was right with the universe.
That is until I decided to remove the cake from the first pan.
Seems as if the cake decided it wasn't ready to leave the pan. Not as a whole piece anyway.
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| Arrgh!! Messed up cake!! |
Ok. Ok. I have another layer. It will just have to be a one layer cake. So, I invert the other layer to remove it and....arrgh #@%&** stupid cake!!! Slow breaths. In, pause, and out, pause. Now what to do?
Aha! Got it! I'll make a trifle, of sorts. Let's call it:
EASY LAYERED DESSERT
So, we already have our cake, mostly crumbled and in pieces. Time to make some pudding! Since I have white cake, I used vanilla instant pudding. The photo shows 1, but I used 2 boxes (5.1 oz size/large boxes) of the vanilla pudding mix. Made the pudding per the directions in a large bowl.
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| Ingredients: Cake, pudding, whipped topping |
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| Add half of your pudding on top of the cake layer. Next, add the remaining cake and layer of pudding. |
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| Add your whipped topping, and you are done! |
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| Yum! Time to dig in! |
I'm already thinking about other combinations. Pound cake and chocolate pudding. Strawberry cake, strawberries, and pudding. To make it easier, used a bakery-made cake.
I imagine that Angel Food cake would work well too.
This made quite a bit! But, with 2 teenage boys in the house, it won't last long.
As I get older, I'm starting to get that whole adage about not sweating the small stuff, and
working with the hand I've been dealt. I'm getting there...







Your post made me smile...happens to all of us.Turned out good in the end!
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