This last week my Princess helped my mother, her grandma, make a dump cake for church potluck. My Princess loves making dump cake. This week’s dump cake is my mom’s recipe: Cherry Pineapple Dump Cake.
Baking With Grandma:
1. Mix Cherry and Pineapple on the bottom of the baking dish.
2. Mix yellow cake mix with 1 stick of butter. My mom always melts her butter and then adds it. The mixing of the cake mix and butter is my Princess’ favorite part. Top the fruit mix with crumbled cake mixture.
3. Bake at 350 degrees for 30-45 minutes (until golden brown on top).
4. Top with Whipped Cream Topping!
Optional: Add shredded coconut and chopped nuts to the top and bake the last 5 minutes.
Oh that looks to much like comfort food in my book, YUMMY! The pineapple looks like a great addition!
It is easy and tasty. A good mix. A dump cake is always perfect for potluck. Thanks for coming by Karren.
Ahh the dump cake, have you also tried, Better Than Sex cake?
Looks like she really did have fun! And that cake sounds AMAZING 🙂
How sweet! I never did get to bake with my grandmother…it’s great that your kids get to experience that!
I so loved baking with my grandma as a kid! Wish my kids could have this experience with their grandmas!
I love capturing these moments in time with grandmas. this weekend i got my mother in law teaching my niece piano. nice pictures and looks yummy
That looks YUMMY! I’ll be pinning that one. 🙂
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I wish my mother was the fun grandmother type. I want to be the fun grandmother type–might be a grandma in a few years, too.
Looks fun and delicious!
Baking with grandma is always fun. The cake looks super delicious!
Looks like a lot of fun!!
I loved baking with my grandmother and mom, looks like she was having fun. Looks yummy.
Oh my gosh, I haven’t had dump cake in years…I really want some now! ha ha…I love the pictures…so fun for both your mom and your daughter!
That looks surprisingly delicious. And now I want some. Thanks!
That looks so good!
Yummy! I wish my daughters grandma was still spry enough to bake with them. What a great memory for all of you. Love the picture.
So sweet to catch these memories on camera. My little monkey is only 2.5, but already showing interest in the kitchen. Can’t wait to have her help out 🙂
Thanks for coming by. Food and crafts are always fun and I know they will even get more fun as she gets older!
Cooking with Grandmas is awesome! It looks quite tasty!
I love to see kids getting to be involved in the kitchen. My 3yo loves to help me. I have never heard of a dump cake but would love to try one now that I know what they are.
So easy, Jennifer. Just dump it in the dish and bake 🙂 So yummy too.
What a great picture! I have so many fond memories of baking with my grandma
You are fortunate to have your grand children/child near by 🙂 Enjoy them!! Saying hi through the Wordless Weds … yes, I’m a day late … stop by if you have the time!
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This looks very tasty and really simple which makes for a good dessert in my book.