Cake recipes using canned pie filling: 60 photos

AUTUMN DUMP CAKE Recipe! Made with Apple Pie Filling and Pears! Dump Cake Recipes | #LeighsHome

AUTUMN DUMP CAKE Recipe! Made with Apple Pie Filling and Pears! Dump Cake Recipes | #LeighsHome #dumpcake...

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Adding a thin layer under a pie filling will also boost flavor in a pie. Since cake and pastry fillings are designed to add a thin, tasty layer to your baked goods, they do not have full fruit or nut pieces like a pie filling, making them perfect for smaller cookies and pastries as well.
Making a pie with your home-canned filling. The pie filling is already cooked, so your focus should be on the crust. For a single-crust pie, place dough in pie plate. Blind-bake a homemade or premade crust (filling first with pie weights) at 425 degrees for 15 minutes.
Add fruit to improve your pie flavor and texture. Too much syrup can make your pie almost sickly sweet and throw off the texture, but adding more fruit to your canned pie filling can fix this issue and give your dessert an added pop of flavor.
A dump cake is an American dessert similar to a cobbler but with a cake-like topping. It is so named because it is prepared by dumping ingredients (typically canned fruit or pie filling, followed by a boxed cake mix) into a cake pan without mixing.
You need a par-baked or fully baked crust if you're making quiche, no-bake pie, custard pie, cream pie, pudding pie, or simply want an extra-crisp pie crust. If you're making a pie that doesn't require a baked filling, you still need a baked crust.
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