Black Forest Dump Cake

 

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"Black forest cake is a traditional German dessert that's made with chocolate cake and layers of cream and cherry filling. It's a truly delicious dessert that can take up to three hours to make. Here, we've kept the classic but gave it a weeknight-ready upgrade. Rather than a layer cake, try making a dump cake."  Comment from Better Homes and Gardens

Looks delicious and love how easy dump cakes are!

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Caramel Apple Dump Cake

 

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"One of the best things about making a dump cake is how easy it is to pull all of the ingredients right from the pantry. This apple caramel dump cake recipe relies on just a few inexpensive items that you may already have on hand."  Comment from Better Homes and Gardens

Easy apple pie-ish is calling my name!  Sounds easy and delicious.

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Fudgy Chocolate Dump Cake

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"Rich and fudgy, this dump cake recipe is a chocolate-lovers dream. For the most decadent flavor and texture, this chocolate dump cake recipe calls for both cake mix and pudding. Top the baked cake with semisweet chocolate chips and serve it warm with a scoop of vanilla ice cream."  Comment from Better Homes and Gardens

Looks delicious!

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Hush Puppies

 

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"Every Southerner knows that a plate of fried shrimp or fish is not complete without a basket of hot hush puppies. Hush puppies are such a beloved tradition that they can be found in divey barbecue joints and even in upscale Southern restaurants, made with artisanal cornmeal and additions like fresh herbs or pork belly."  comment from Southern Living

Hush puppies is something I could eat like a snack and eat them all!  Fried shrimp is not the same without hush puppies.

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