Sweet tooth calling? This ooey, gooey and rich Gooey Butter Cake recipe is an easy dessert that the whole family will love. A cross between a cake and a cookie, most gooey butter cakes are made from...
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I followed the instructions to a t up until when I baked it for 30 minutes and took it out only for it to be COMPLETELY raw, but the lid, yes the lid, because if you could picture a creme brulee cake this would be how you would imagine it, a solid hard, but crackable lid. The lid anyway, was golden brown, but not even the dough base was cooked, so I popped it in the oven for an extra 15 minutes and it was good, the top underneath the lid was still not quite set, but no longer completely raw. Aside from the extended baking time, the only other comments I have are: for one this is a Philidelphia-style German Buttercake, and secondly, the topping was far too sweet and not buttery enough. It's not bad, its fine, my family enjoyed it regardless, I just find it too sweet.