Monday, June 29, 2009

Angel Lush Cake



Today you get the most fabulous and world's easiest cake recipe ever!! Let's me also state for the record that I don't like cake. I don't like cool whip (or fat free cheese or margarine for that matter). I don't like pudding. So knowing all of my dislikes should prove to you that this truly is a fabulously delicious cake recipe!! Ready?? Sure? OK then....


Angel Lush Cake
Prep time 15 minutes, plus refrigerating


Ingredients:

* 1 package (4- serving size) vanilla flavored instant pudding mix
* 1 can (20 oz) crushed pineapple in juice, undrained
* 1 cup thawed cool whip (or your grocery store's cheaper version works fine too)
* 1 package prepared angel food cake
* 10 small strawberries (or mandarin oranges or raspberries or ...)

Directions:

* Mix dry pudding mix and pineapple with juice in medium bowl. Gently stir in whipped topping.

* Cut cake horizontally into three layers.

* Place bottom cake layer, cut side up, on serving plate. Spread 1 1/3 cups of the pudding mixture onto cake layer; cover with middle cake layer. Spread 1 cup of the pudding mixture onto middle cake layer; top with remaining cake layer. S[read with remaining pudding mixture on top layer. Add berries/fruit to top. Refrigerate at least 1 hour or until ready to serve. Makes 10 servings.




My aunt got this from her sister-in-law but she wasn't sure where the recipe originated so I cannot give credit. Probably a magazine. We are very much a pull a recipe out of a random magazine family. That's how we roll! Hehe. Anyway, I tasted it to be polite at a family dinner a few weeks ago and about fell over as I shoveled the entire thing in my face! Angel food cake is my exception to the "I think cake is gross" rule. Love it. So last week I made a cupcake version to take to my neighborhood park dinner. They were a HUGE hit! And so easy. I just added a raspberry on top and called it a day. And because I didn't use all of the "frosting" on the cupcakes, I had half a bowl left over the next day. So I scooped it into a dish and tossed in berries and smiled as a I found my new favorite summer treat. Oh and if you so desire (and I do!), this can totally be a fat free treat! So please try this girls. It's so light and refreshing and easy peasy!

10 comments:

~M~ said...

Looks super yummy!!

Rachel H. said...

Looks delicious and similar to a recipe I saw in a magazine not too long ago and wanted to try. Now I'm going to have to try it!!

Suzanne said...

Yum, sounds very refreshing!

QueenBeeSwain said...

all of your food sounds amazing- one day I might just appear with an empty plate, fork, knife and a sad-orphan look on my face outside of your kitchen window so you give me some of your delicious creations!

kHm

Beth Dunn said...

I'm not normally a dessert eater either but that looks good. Easy is one of my favorite words! xoxo

Headbands and Hand Bags said...

that looks delicious and so fresh with the berries!

Katiellirb said...

I'm definitely going to try it!

Preppy Mama said...

Looks heavenly!!

Anonymous said...

Okay, I so have to make this!! Yummo!! Thanks for sharing! :)

KathleenKMM said...

Love it! How did you do the cupcakes? I need to bring a birthday treat to work and this looks like a good option.

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