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jdw
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EASY dessert

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There are so many gourmet cooks on this forum that I am almost too embarrassed to post this recipe! It is just so easy and delicious that I am going to anyway - sorry, no pictures.

In a 13x9 pan pour a can of cherry pie filling and a can of pineapple tidbits (do not drain). Pour a yellow cake mix (dry) over this mixture. Sprinkle chopped pecans over the cake mix. Melt 1 1/4 sticks of butter and pour over the top. Bake on 350 for 30 minutes. This cake/cobbler is so tasty!

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I recognize that recipe! Did you get it off the Pioneer Woman site? I'm always looking at her food. I have not actually cooked much of it, but she sure makes whatever she is cooking look beautiful!
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Hi liamsaunt - A lady at my church shared the recipe with me. I am not a big fan of cherries but I promise this dessert is delicious!
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jdw wrote:There are so many gourmet cooks on this forum that I am almost too embarrassed to post this recipe! It is just so easy and delicious that I am going to anyway - sorry, no pictures.

In a 13x9 pan pour a can of cherry pie filling and a can of pineapple tidbits (do not drain). Pour a yellow cake mix (dry) over this mixture. Sprinkle chopped pecans over the cake mix. Melt 1 1/4 sticks of butter and pour over the top. Bake on 350 for 30 minutes. This cake/cobbler is so tasty!

Jamie
This was always called the Dump Cake in my circles :)
It's very sweet but good.
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Post by Nic in KC »

We call it the dump cake too. I haven't had it in so long. Another very easy and super quick dessert that gets rave reviews

Chocolate Chip Cookie Pie

1 graham cracker crust
1 container cool whip
1 package chips ahoy cookies
1 cup milk

Take the graham cracker crust, dip the cookies in the milk and layer them on the bottom, then a layer of cool whip, then cookies dipped in milk, then cool whip and then crumble up some of the cookies and sprinkle them on top of the pie. Refrigerate 4 hours or more before serving. People can't believe this is all their is to it. I like to make fancy dessert and this is what my husband's family ALWAYS wants me to fix. It is great when I'm in a bind!
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Let's rename this thread "Stoner Food" :lol:
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Chet wrote:Let's rename this thread "Stoner Food" :lol:
Chet, we're coming over for dessert on Saturday night after Jimmy Buffet. Then we can hit Eastern Market for breakfast Sunday around 2PM. d00d!

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Thanks for the recipe Jamie! Made it last night for a BBQ at a friend's and everyone loved it. Making it again tonight for an outdoor party. We're in a rental house while our house gets an addition, so I have very limited kitchen stuff with me right now and it was great to have this easy recipe!
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chicagoans wrote:Thanks for the recipe Jamie! Made it last night for a BBQ at a friend's and everyone loved it. Making it again tonight for an outdoor party. We're in a rental house while our house gets an addition, so I have very limited kitchen stuff with me right now and it was great to have this easy recipe!
So glad you liked it chicagoans! I am thinking about making it again tonight and using blueberry pie filling instead of cherries...
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Post by cass »

Isn't dump cake great! Sis-in-law made one using fruit cocktail once. She needed a dessert for a last minute get together, and didn't have any other kind of canned fruit. It turned out really well, we served it with a dollop of cool-whip.
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This recipe has been a staple for Girl Scouts for many years, as it can be made in a dutch oven over a camp fire - it is referred to as a Dump Cake in all of their training and cookbooks. Along with all of the other favorites like pie iron pies, banana boats, fried eggs, etc. (what can I say, in my other life I was a volunteer for many years)

This could explain why I could never participate in a gourmet food thread, all recipes must have tin cans, foil or dutch ovens, before I could remember them for any length of time!
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