Are you ready for dessert?
I think it’s for time for some dessert…how about a delicous Pineapple Upside Down Cake?
All of this week’s recipes have been easy-to-make in tin foil packets…very family friendly!
All of this week’s recipes have been easy-to-make in tin foil packets…very family friendly!
Monday was about making a delicious hot dip for a snack or appetizer.
A Lumberjack Breakfast was Tuesday’s recipe.
Wednesday’s tin foil packet was a Potato Boat Dinner.
And today…behold the Pineapple Upside Down Cake.
For this recipe, you will need:
Pineapple chunks, fresh or canned
Poundcake, cubed {you can also use plain cake donuts, or donut holes}
Butter
Brown sugar
Whipped Cream or ice cream, if desired
Cinnamon or nutmeg, if desired
Tin foil
Cooking Spray
Pineapple Upside Down Cake
Directions:
Spray a double layer of tin foil with cooking spray.
Add a handful of pineapple chunks.
Add pound cake cubes on top of the pineapple.
{Pound cake can usually be found in the bakery section of the grocery store, or there is a great Sara Lee frozen pound cake found in the frozen foods section.}
To the top of the pineapple and cake, add a good dollop of butter and brown sugar.
Fold up the packet and place on a hot BBQ for about 15 minutes…until the butter has melted with the brown sugar and formed a sauce over the pineapple in the bottom of the packet.
Open up the packet for the last few minutes to brown up the cake a little.
Serve!
You will not believe how delicious this smells when you open up the packet.
Amazing!
And if you like, you could add a little whipped cream or ice cream and a sprinkle of cinnamon or nutmeg to finish it off.
For very little work, this dessert is so delicious and easy enough for the kids to make!
I think this is my favourite camping dessert ever!
If you liked this recipe, here are some other amazing camping recipes:
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Oh…my goodness, this looks soo good!!! I haven't been on my blog for soo long and I'm looking through all of your camping recipes. The hubby and I go camping all of the time and I have been looking for some recipes to make when we're camping. I will definitely be trying out some of these tasty recipes! Thanks for sharing:):)
As soon as I saw this and before I got down to your comment about how good it smells, I was thinking to myself, "I bet this smells DIVINE!"
Everyone in the campground will be so jealous. Can't wait to try it. Thanks so much. I'm loving your camping recipes! You're a real pro.
Out of all your recipes this week, this one is defintely my favorite! It looks so good!!! I can't wait to try it. And I won't be camping either…the backyard will do just fine : )
This will be a real treat for the family! Thanks for the idea!
Danielle xo
Yum! loved all your little tinfoil recipes 🙂 We have a little vintage trillium trailer that we use in the summer, not much space so we have to be super organized! These will be perfect! And no dishes…that is my favourite part!
Oh my!! That sounds delish! I have to admit when I first saw the title of your post I though you would be baking a cake while camping. Ha ha I'm glad I kept reading.
i'm gonna be fat!!!!
this is great!
Angie! You do come up with the best recipes!
Thanks for these fabulous bar-b-q recipes just in time for summer!
Hugs, Cindy
Sounds amazing! I love finding new recipes for camping, and this is going to be great.
Oh my yum! This looks amazing! We just bought a trailer and we've been camping quite a lot this summer. I need all the camping tips and recipes I can get. Can't wait to try this!
This is the perfect time of year for camping recipes. I'd love it if you came over to Cast Party Wednesday and shared your tasty recipe with us! Thanks, I hope to see you there!
—Sheryl @ Lady Behind The Curtain—
http://www.ladybehindthecurtain.com/?p=30588
I love that everyone could have their own little packet of pineapple heaven! I would love it if you would share on Tout It Tuesday! http://www.claimingourspace.com/2012/06/tout-it-tuesday-10.html
Going camping this weekend. I hope to wow my father in law with this camp friendly dessert. THANKS!