With the dog days of summer comes more frequent opportunities to serve tasty, refreshing meals that delight the whole family. I don’t know about you, but I am always up for finding new recipes to make, especially in the summer when I’m not in hyper planning and schedule mode and frequently have last minute everything to put together… Even when it’s not summer- I’m always up for new recipes, especially quick and easy recipes that will still wow their tastebuds… and not take hours of my time prepping. This Peach Dump Cake a la Mode takes you a few moments to prep, and is perfect to bring along to cookouts, bbqs, to deliver to your neighbor who just had a new baby, a wonderful end to a meal you bring a bereaved family, or just to surprise your own family with. It’s also great for kids like my 10 year old who are learning how to cook! Libby’s® Fruits are a great ingredient in your favorite recipes or served on their own as a delicious snack. Visit today’s sponsor, Libby’s® Fruits & Vegetables, online for inspiring recipes and tips to brighten up your summertime meals while keeping nutritional value high and grocery costs manageable.
Peach Pie Dump Cake a la Mode
Ingredients:
3 cans Libby’s® Sliced Peaches in Heavy Syrup
1 pkg. yellow or white cake mix
½ cup butter, melted
Caramel sauce
vanilla ice cream
Directions:
Preheat oven 350
Using a 9X13 dish, dump 2 cans of peaches on the bottom. Drain the third can and pour the peaches in with the others.
Top the peaches with the dry cake mix, covering as much of the peaches surface that you can. Drizzle the melted butter all over the top.
Bake for about 55 minutes to an hour, or until the top is golden brown and the peaches are bubbly.
Top with a scoop of vanilla ice cream and caramel sauce.
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- 3 cans Sliced Peaches in Heavy Syrup
- 1 pkg. yellow or white cake mix
- ½ cup butter, melted
- Caramel sauce
- vanilla ice cream
- Preheat oven 350
- Using a 9X13 dish, dump 2 cans of peaches on the bottom. Drain the third can and pour the peaches in with the others.
- Top the peaches with the dry cake mix, covering as much of the peaches surface that you can. Drizzle the melted butter all over the top.
- Bake for about 55 minutes to an hour, or until the top is golden brown and the peaches are bubbly. Top with a scoop of vanilla ice cream and caramel sauce.
David Fultner says
This looks so good. We have a lot of freash peaches right know.
Sue J. says
That peach recipe had me!
Brian E. says
Thank You for the giveaway…we love using their Fruit Cocktail to make impromptu desserts.
Rosey says
I would use the peaches to make the peach carrots pops recipe.
Trisha McKee says
I would use the corn!
Sand says
I would make individual apple pies.
Samantha says
I would love to use one can of peaches and one can of apricots to make a pie!
Breanne says
I’d use the green beans.
Kristi C says
I would use the peach slices first.
Donna Ouimette says
I would try making this peach dump cake for my son.
Rachel Freer says
I would use the sweet corn in the sweet corn frozen pops.
Betty C says
I would make a pineapple upside down cake.
Mary Hoffman says
Although I love Peaches,,,I love your pumpkin more! I’d make some “Pumpkin-Crunch Cake!” Family Favorite!
kelly g says
I’d make some smoothies
Katie K says
I would use the peach slices in a cobbler!
Laurie Emerson says
I would use the fruit cocktail to make a fruit cocktail cobbler.
Candie L says
I would attempt a peach pie. Thank you
Kyl Neusch says
a peach crisp.
Hesper Fry says
I would use the peach slices.
Lesley F says
I would use the peach slices and make the Peachy Corn Muffins
Lori Walker says
The whole baby carrots in the ginger candied vegetables.
Robin says
I would use their peach slices.
deana says
I would love to make a new recipe with their apricot halves!
Susan Smith says
I would use the peaches in a peach crisp.
tina reynolds says
I would use peaches on my fruit cream cheese peach and blueberry
Stephanie Galbraith says
I would like to try the Sweet and Spicy Peachy BBQ Pork Sliders, which uses 1 cn (15 oz.) Libby’s® Peach Slices, diced.
clynsg says
I would use the peach slices first–there is a meat sauce using them I want to try.
Penny Snyder says
I would use the peach slices in a recipe first!!
LynneMarie says
I would use the pear slices.
Eugenia Hall says
Pear Halves in Splenda to make pear popsicles
Erica B. says
Now I want to use their peaches in a recipe!
ReggieMann says
Fruit Cocktail
Jenny Ham says
Apricot and Pecan Topped Brie Appetizer
Lisa says
I would use the Peach Slices.
DJ says
The peach carrot frozen pops look tasty.
Pat B says
Spiced Pear Bread Pudding sounds amazing
James Robert says
I have a couple recipes printed out using pineapple so that would be my first
Danielle Marie says
i have to go with the peach slices for sure.
Lee McKeon says
I would use the canned pineapple and make pineapple baked crisp!
heather s says
The peach hand pies sound good
Stephanie Phelps says
I would love to make a new recipe with the Whole Green Beans. I love them and I would try and make a chicken and rice and green bean casserole with them!
Heather Hayes Panjon says
I Would Use The Peach Slices To Make Peach Ice Cream!
Emily Smith says
I would love to make something with pear halves or slices.
Jessica To says
I would like to make a dessert with the pear halves.
shelly peterson says
I would use the Fruit Cocktail to make a fruit salad.
Rita A says
I would use the beets to make a beet hummus!
Kristi Kellberg says
I would absolutely buy the peach slices and make this yummy dump cake. I think Walmart is still open!
Ashley C says
I would love to make a fruit salad using the fruit cocktail!
julie murphy says
I would use the apricots.
Tracy Pryor says
I would like to make pear, cheddar and ham sandwiches.
Amy Pratt says
I would make a green bean casserole.
Brittney House says
I would love to make a peach cobbler.
Ann Fantom says
I would cook with Libby’s Whole Kernel Sweet Corn
michelle oakley warner says
holy moly, that looks so good so the first thing i am making is the peach dump cake, thank you soooooooo much. It looks so moist and awesome, im excited to try this recipe out
Peggy Johnson says
I would use the Peach slices first…YUM
McKim says
I would use mandarin oranges in a cake recipe.
JESSICA C says
I would make peach pork slidders. yummy I love libby brands.
Cathy French says
I would first make a peach cobbler my favorite dessert but rarely get to eat
Amy Desrosiers says
I love how easy this cake can be! I love canned peaches so much!
dawn says
As soon as I saw this I said yummmm! LOL!
Sarah @ Must Have Mom says
This looks soo yummy! I’ve never made a dump cake before. Can’t wait to try it!
Sabrina @ Dinner, then Dessert says
I love cooking with peaches! They’re a great summer fruit!
Vera Sweeney says
This sounds like an amazing Dump cake. I had no idea that these were so easy to make I need to try making one.
Cathy @ Our Mini Family says
As much as I love this kind of cake, I cannot get past the name ;-/
I’m sorry, but can we all agree to just rename the whole “dump cake” description? Lol it just insinuates something that is the complete opposite of appetizing. But with that said, your peach cake looks fantastic! I may have to try out this recipe 😉
Nicole B says
We make this in a Dutch oven over a fire and it tastes amazing. Peach dump cake is an easy dessert that everybody loves. I bet it’s awesome with the ice cream.
Liz Mays says
This would definitely satisfy my sweet tooth. It just looks so good with the ice cream!
Elizabeth Lampman says
This looks so good. I wish i could have some right now. My family would love this.
Tammy Roy says
This looks so delicious and easy to make. I will have to get the ingredients i need to make it tomorrow.
Ann Bacciaglia says
This looks so delicious. I will have to try making it this weekend. I am sure it will be a big hit.
kristin says
This looks amazing. Ill be saving this for a day we need a sweet treat. Sweet share.
Shauna says
Okay, I am not a baker, at all… but I feel like I could totally make this. It looks and sounds amazing… so thanks for sharing..
Robin (Masshole Mommy) says
That looks so good. I especially like the vanilla ice cream and caramel topping on the dump cake. That just gave it that extra something that makes it seem really good.
Amanda says
This looks so incredibly simple and fast… and tasty!! I love Libby’s products!
Marcie W. says
Sweet, easy and flavorful? Sounds like my type of decadent dessert plus I love the ice cream addition.
Jessica Peeling says
I would make something with the apricot halves!
Bonnie Peeling says
I would make a new recipe with the Fruit Cocktail.
Jeanette says
What an easy dessert to make! Great idea for when people come over or we go to someone’s house. YUM!
Amber Edwards says
I am such a fan of dump cake! I can’t believe I haven’t tried peach yet! i have to do this soon!
Victoria Sconion says
Yum! I love peaches and this is a first for me. Never heard of dump cake.
Dawn says
That looks like heaven in a pan. I can’t wait to try this. Dump cakes are delicious AND super easy to make.
Kelly Hutchinson says
I cannot believe how easy this recipe is to make! I have peaches in the kitchen right now!
Stacie says
You had me at dump cake! I love easy recipes especially ones I can make with pantry ingredients.
Kristin says
This looks easy and delicious! Right up my alley! Thanks for sharing this recipe!
Jenna Wood says
I love the idea of a dump cake and Fall is almost here- just the perfect timing for peach dishes! Personally, I use Libby’s apple pie filling to make my famous apple pie cookies!
Amy Desrosiers says
I love that this recipe is easy to make. Dump cakes allow me to walk away and take care of other business rather than hanging out in the kitchen.