I love bite size food. The main reason I like it is that it gives you the opportunity to try more than one thing. You don’t have to choose just one piece of pie or cake, you can taste a little bit of everything because each one is only a bite.
For the bridal shower I recently hosted I decided to do a selection of mini bundt cakes. We did three flavors. Orange Poppyseed, Chocolate and today’s recipe for White Chocolate Raspberry which was definitely my favorite. A selection of mini bundt cakes is definitely more fun than just one big bundt cake.
White chocolate and raspberry is one of my favorite flavor combinations.
The flavor of this cake was great. The addition of pudding mix, applesauce and raspberries to the cake batter makes for a very moist cake.
You also add in melted white chocolate into the batter to give it even more amazing flavor.
A nice little dollop of cream cheese frosting goes on top along with a fresh raspberry and a sprinkle of powdered sugar and you’ve got heaven. Literally, heaven! Not only are they delicious but they are so pretty.
The recipe has you freeze the cakes after you have baked them for several days. I didn’t do this and in fact I forgot to put them into the freezer until just a few hours before the party. They still tasted amazing. Not really sure what the freezing for several days is suppose to do because they tasted just delightful with only a few hours of freezing.
The original recipe called for it to be done as one cake in a regular size bundt pan but I used my mini’s instead. You are layering your cake batter so it is a little tricky to figure out the amounts with the mini bundt pans but don’t stress too much – it will still taste amazing.
Recipe slightly adapted from All Things Thrifty.
White Chocolate Raspberry Bundt Cake
Ingredients
- 1 white cake mix mix per directions on back of box
- 1/2 C regular applesauce
- 1 pkg. instant vanilla pudding dry
- 3/4 C frozen raspberries thawed
- 1 Tbsp flour
- 3/4 C white chocolate chips melted
Cream Cheese Frosting
- 1/2 C butter softened
- 1 pkg. cream cheese (8oz.) softened
- 1 tsp vanilla
- 4-5 C powdered sugar
Instructions
- Preheat oven to 350
- Mix cake mix together according to directions on back of box.
- Add in applesauce and pudding mix.
- Cover thawed raspberries with 1 Tbsp flour, mix together.
- Remove 1/3 of cake batter to another bowl and add raspberry mixture into it. Set aside.
- With remaining 2/3 cake batter add in melted white chocolate.
- Grease bundt pan.
- If using a full size bundt pan, fill pan with 1/2 of the white chocolate cake batter mix.
- Add in raspberry cake batter mix by the spoonful on top.
- Then add remaining raspberry white chocolate cake batter mix on top of that layer.
- Use a knife or a skewer to make a S shape through the batter. Do not touch the bottom of the pan.
- Bake for 42-45 minutes. If using a mini bundt cake follow the time directions for cupcakes on the cake mix box.
- Let cool in a pan for 5 minutes of so and then turn onto cooling wrap.
- After it is cool wrap in plastic wrap and freeze for up to 5-7 days. (I only froze it for a few hours and then removed it and frosted the cake) The original directions said the cake was much better cold but we ate it room temperature and it was delicious.
Cream Cheese Frosting.
- Cream butter and cream cheese together until smooth.
- Add in vanilla.
- Beat until fluffy.
- Add in 4-5 cups of powdered sugar until smooth and desired consistency is obtained.
- Frost the top of cake and garnish as wanted.
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DebT
May 21, 2012 at 8:44 amHow soon before serving do you take the cake out of the freezer?
Leigh Anne
May 21, 2012 at 11:18 amI pulled them out about an hour before and then frosted them with the cream cheese frosting. Next time I make them I’m not going to freeze them at all and see how they are.
Valerie A. H.
May 21, 2012 at 11:09 amThese little bundt cakes look so elegant. Love them! Thanks for the recipe and great pictures!
Robyn Neville
May 21, 2012 at 7:42 pmSounds yummy! Where did you get your mini bundt cake pan?
Leigh Anne
May 24, 2012 at 7:49 pmI bought them at Joann Fabrics – they are by Wilton
PNW Gal
May 23, 2012 at 6:39 pmI’m just a little sad that this recipe uses a cake mix and other packaged products along with frozen raspberries. The photo is fabulous.
Tauna
May 24, 2012 at 6:52 amI have a bunch of frozen raspberries in my freezer from our garden last year and I was looking for a new way to use them. This is it. These look delicious. Thanks!
Cathy
May 27, 2012 at 3:05 amThese are just so pretty! I am going to make these this week for a ladies coffee group!
Rosie
January 24, 2014 at 5:51 pmI am not a fan of raspberries but I would love to make them with blueberries. I hope it will be tasty!
Karla Smith
May 22, 2015 at 10:56 amWhich size of pudding mix? (5.1 oz. Or 3.4 oz.) also, how many ounces for the cake mix, since they vary? Thank you,
Leigh Anne
May 22, 2015 at 11:31 amSorry about that – the smaller box.
Karla Smith
May 24, 2015 at 6:07 amI used this recipe for a groom’s cake and they all loved it. I made a two layer 8″ square, two layer12″ square, and two half sheet cakes. I used the 16.5 ounce cake mix and the 5.1 ounce pudding mix. The first few cakes came out very dense so I reduced the pudding and that made it more fluffy. I thought about using the cream cheese icing between the layers but it came out too sweet. Instead, I used the home made chocolate butter cream icing for the whole cake as per the bride’s request. Delicious. Thank you for posting recipes. KS
Eden Passante
April 5, 2016 at 9:32 pmThese are adorable! Love them!