german chocolate cake sheet cake

The same classic chocolate cake you love, but with more of that decadent, gooey coconut-pecan topping. Easier to make because it's just one layer.

An easy German Chocolate sheet cake recipe with a spiffed-up cake mix base and homemade caramel, pecan and coconut icing.

German Chocolate Dessert Recipes have gooey coconut and toasted pecans that sit on top of the most fabulous chocolate dessert recipes you can find.

This German Chocolate Sheet Cake is so moist and SO delicious! The Coconut Pecan Frosting on top adds a richness and flavor that will blow you mind! This recipe is perfect for feeding a crowd!

Oh, German Chocolate Cake, how I love you. I remember traveling to Germany as a young college sophomore and being super confused as to why German bakeries didn’t sell German Chocolate Cake. Turns out, German Chocolate Cake isn’t the slightest bit German. In fact, the recipe for it was first published in a Texas newspaper– The Dallas Morning News. Texas! I can’t feel too bad about my blunder because Lady Bird Johnson, who is actually from Texas, made the same mistake. Her’s was more…

An easy German Chocolate sheet cake recipe with a spiffed-up cake mix base and homemade caramel, pecan and coconut icing.

This cake has made it into the dessert hall of fame, but a closer look reveals shortcomings: faint chocolate flavor, microsuede-like texture, and a complicated mixing process.

This is an easy-to-carry, easy-to-serve 9x13 inch German Chocolate Cake. For a smaller version, cut all the ingredients in half and bake in an 8 inch square pan.

This Easy German Chocolate Cake Recipe is a simple, yummy, and easy-to-make cake—just FIVE ingredients—but the results are spectacular!

German Chocolate Poke Cake using a box cake mix, a filling of chocolate chips and sweetened condensed milk with German Chocolate Frosting.