Pumpkin Dump Cake (The only fall dessert you’ll ever need)
And I’m not joking. It really is the only fall dessert you’ll ever need.
Pumpkin Dump Cake was a Thanksgiving staple in our home growing up. When I became a wife and began to run a home of my own, Pumpkin Dump Cake was no longer limited to Thanksgiving.
It was an every-week-fall-favorite kind of thing.
I’ve tried lots of fall desserts, lots of pumpkin things, and nothing compares to the magic of this recipe.
Here’s why: It’s the perfect blend of ease and deliciousness.
It takes literally two minutes to throw together. And it tastes like you’ve slaved for hours. See? Magic. 🙂
So, without further adieu, I give you the dessert that, should you be wise enough to make it right away, will make you the most-loved member of this year’s Thanksgiving celebration.
Pumpkin Dump Cake
Ingredients:
1 can pumpkin pie filling (or make your own from scratch, but that will definitely take longer than 2 minutes)
1 box spice cake mix
1 cup chopped pecans or walnuts (optional, but recommended!)
1/2 stick of butter
Directions:
Dump the pumpkin pie filling into a greased 9×13 pan. Dump the dry spice cake mix on top of that. Sprinkle nuts across the top. Melt butter, then drizzle all of the melted butter across the top of the cake. Bake at 350 for 55 minutes.
DONE!! Oh, but as my Aunt Candi always says, you’ll need to top it off with just a little whip cream to cut the sweet. 😉
It’s AMAZING you guys. Go make it now. And revel in all the accolades that you’ll get when you bring it to Thanksgiving dinner tomorrow. Forget the turkey, it’s all about the dump cake!
Enjoy!
What’s your favorite fall dessert?
Kayse Pratt serves Christian women as a writer + designer, creating home + life management resources that help those women plan their days around what matters most. She’s created the most unique planner on the market, helped over 400 women create custom home management plans, and works with hundreds of women each month inside her membership, teaching them how to plan their days around what matters most. When she’s not designing printables or writing essays, you’ll find Kayse homeschooling her kids, reading a cheesy novel with a giant cup of tea in hand, or watching an old show from the 90’s with her husband, who is her very best friend.
Mike made me buy the ingredients for this so that it is in the house. We will have to wait until we have someone besides us to share it with. Otherwise we will eat the whole thing. 🙂 Want to visit so I can make it?