Peach Dump Cake

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We have some amazing friends who just had a baby and were understandably a bit busy, so we decided to bring them a home cooked meal! We made them a slightly altered version of this mac n' cheese (truffle salt instead of truffle oil, lump crab meat instead of scallops, jumbo-sized instead of personal-sized!), and a barely modified version of this watermelon feta salad (basil instead of mint! They both work!!), and of course wine - all parents need a bit of help sometimes ;)

But, while thinking of what to plan for them, I realized, "hey, we ALSO have a baby!!! Where am I getting any more time??" And that's when I came across this insanely easy recipe for dump cake.

"Dump Cake, what a terrible name!" you might be saying... (I did...) Well you just dump all of the ingredients in together, and DONE. Should be called Done Cake, so easy.
 

Ingredients

  • Grease bottom of a 9x13 pan.
  • Pour in yellow cake mix (dry).
  • Pour can of peaches over cake mix. **I read the comments AFTER making this, and I think in the future, I would either stir them together, or just stir it/poke it part-way through baking, because we still had dry cake mix at the bottom of the pan!!
  • Melt butter and pour over the top of the peaches and cake mix.
  • Bake in a pre-heated 350° for 40+ minutes or until bubbly. (We baked it probably 60 minutes.)
  • Serve with ice cream and enjoy!


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