German cake frosting

Granny's German Chocolate Cake Icing recipe is an old fashioned stove top frosting that pairs perfectly with a chocolate cake.

Full of coconuts and pecans tucked into a buttery caramel base, this Coconut Pecan Frosting is perfect for topping German Chocolate Cake.

Homemade Coconut Pecan Frosting, the perfect topping for German chocolate cake, and it’s even better when made from scratch. This classic recipe is easy to make right on your stove top and you can make it while the cake is in the oven. The sweetness from the coconut with the savory of the pecans is a timeless treat.

This German Chocolate Cake has a rich, moist chocolate cake and homemade buttery, gooey coconut pecan frosting. My grandma would be so proud!

This thick and creamy German chocolate cake frosting is studded with pecans and sweetened shredded coconut.

Ditch the can and make homemade German Chocolate Frosting. The taste is unbeatable on German chocolate cake, brownies, & more!

This is the Authentic German's Chocolate Cake, made from scratch with German's Baking Chocolate. It is moist and delicious with that famous coconut pecan frosting. Scrumptious!! #authentic #germanschocolatecake #cake #coconutpecanfrosting #chocolatecake #mycountrytable

A delightful and moist white German chocolate cake layered with a rich coconut-pecan frosting. Perfect for celebrations or a sweet treat any day!

This recipe is lightly adapted from the original “German’s® Sweet Chocolate Cake” recipe from Baker’s Chocolate Company, originating in 1957. Both the cake recipe and coconut-pecan frosting recipes are true to the original, with my addition of chocolate ganache to frost the sides of the cake. If possible, use German’s Sweet Chocolate bar by Baker’s Chocolate Company to make the cake layers. An acceptable substitute is a semisweet chocolate bar with cacao content of 50% to 56% (this…

Alright, I need to tell you about this cake. It’s my twist on classic German chocolate cake, but with a creamy white chocolate spin that makes it just… wow. Imagine a slice of fluffy white