Originally inspired by the traditional German Chocolate Cake, this poke version adds extra ... If you prefer a nut-free ...

The combination of the sweet yeast dough filled with a creamy custard and crowned with a crunchy honey-nut topping ... gives the cake its name, which means "bee sting" in German.

Archaeologists have made an astonishing find, uncovering a nearly 80-year-old hazelnut and almond cake that became a 'heavily charred and blackened' after a British air raid hit a historic German ...

Read more about the family story behind the cake, which was passed down (in memory! Not written down!) through three generations, beginning with one resourceful German grandmother. It’s also ...

Invert the cake onto a work surface and peel off the paper. Using a serrated knife, slice the cake horizontally into 3 even layers. Set a layer on a large plate and spread on half of the nut ...

According to recent reports, the nut cake was discovered remarkably intact ... Google Translate in Smithsonian magazine). During WWII, German and British bombers attacked each other's cities ...