How to Make A Bunny Cake Using a Cake Mix

We have updated this post on how to make a Bunny Cake using a Cake Mix since 2013.  Thank you so much for the awesome comments from the last post. I am so glad you guys loved the recipe.

I try to post a new recipe every other week but I can make an exception this week because I have a great Easter recipe that I want to share.

This recipe is a family recipe from my dad’s side of the family. My dad and I baked an amazing and cute Easter Bunny Cake. Looks like I had a busy baking weekend with the extra snow day.

How to Make A Bunny Cake Using a Box Cake Mix

WHAT TYPES OF PANS DO I NEED TO MAKE A BUNNY CAKE?

TWO:  9 Inch Round  Pans

 

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First, we got out a box of yellow cake mix and simply followed the instructions on the box for two 9 inch pans.

After the cake has baked and cooled, we wrapped a cooking sheet in Reynolds aluminum foil.

HOW TO CUT CAKE TO MAKE A BUNNY CAKE

Cut one of the edges of the cake to turn them into ears for the bunny.

Then there should be a bow tie like shape in the middle. You could use it as a bow tie for the bunny like we did. Then arrange the bunny on the foiled-wrapped cooking sheet.

Frost the cake any way you want. My dad and I used chocolate frosting. We frosted everything the same color. Sort of looks like a solid chocolate bunny!

EASTER DESSERTS

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HOW TO DECORATE A BUNNY CAKE:

Next is decoration time. Be creative. I used coconut, jelly beans, sprinkles, leftover Valentine candy, white cookie frosting, and more. Since we did not have vanilla frosting,  I used the white coconut for contrast on the bow tie.

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There is only one step left to do which is to serve the cake. The cake was a big hit in my family and I bet it would be the same for you too. The hardest part was deciding where to cut first!

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Would you like to try this Easter recipe? What dessert do you want to pass down to your kids?

 

 

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