Name: Pineapple Angel Food Cake I
Ingredients: 1 (16 ounce) package angel food cake mix; 1 (20 ounce) can crushed pineapple with juice; 1 (12 ounce) container frozen whipped topping, thawed

This three-ingredient recipe is delicious and so very easy due to the use of a cake mix and canned pineapple, and whipped cream dessert topping.

Pineapple Angel Food Cake I

(16 ounce) package angel food cake mix

pineapple

(12 ounce) container frozen whipped topping, thawed

Preheat oven to 350 degrees F (175 degrees C). Spray a 9x13 inch pan with vegetable oil spray.


In a large bowl, combine cake mix and pineapple (with juice). Mix until well blended.


Pour batter into prepared 9x13 inch pan. Bake at 350 degrees F (175 degrees C) for 25 minutes or until golden brown. Let cool.


This was absolutely delicious.  I will
make it again and again.  Just one word of caution.  Although the directions clearly stated 9 x 13 pan,
I made it in a tube pan.  The directions on the cake mix stated in big bold letters, DO NOT GREASE PAN,
so I did't.  BIG, BIG, MISTAKE.  The
cake stuck to the pan and came completely apart.  Sooo, I just took
the pieces, put them in a 9 x 13 pan
and spread the Cool Whip topping over
them.  Everyone still loved it.  I did
add a small can of pineapple to the Cool Whip, along with a couple of drops of yellow food coloring, just for a little added touch.  Thanks so
much for posting this recipe.


The addition of the pineapple makes the angel food much too dense for the cooking time specified.  I cooked it for 25 minutes and my cake collapsed.  This cake really needs 35-40 minutes of cooking time if it is to stay intact.

I have made this cake several times.  I use an angel food cake pan, but even when using a 9x13, you still need to cool it upside down.  Also, I frost it with a small can of crushed pineapple (drained) mixed into a container of cool whip.

Super easy.  I added 1/2 cup coconut as someone suggest, and think I'll add 1/2 tsp. rum extract next time.  It did require about ten extra minutes in my oven.   So, for those who had trouble with it falling, I would suggest to cook it until it is golden brown AND has an even surface. (If not done, the center appears higher than the sides.)  It was so moist that I don't think you could easily dry it out by adding five or ten mintues to the baking time.

How easy was this cake to make? Unbelievable! Made one small addition...added 1/2 cup shredded coconut to the batter prior to cooking...so great. Took this to my inlaws house and they went gaga. Will make over and over again.

I believe the failures may have come from an Angel Food cake mix with the two bag mixing process.  I recently had a failure with this type which happened to be a store brand.  Previous times I've used a name brand that only had 1 bag in the box that didn't require beating the eggwhites separately in the box directions.  I also make it in the 9x13 pan ungreased and use a spatula to mix it right in the pan. It does seem to be a little sticky to get out but you can't beat the convenience of throwing three things in a bag to "Take & Bake" at another location.

You can't beat this cake for simplicity and tastiness.  I've made it twice, the first time I followed the recipe exactly, like that's hard!  And it was very good, especially considering how low in calories it is.  The second time, I splurged and added a cup of shredded coconut to the batter, and some vanilla extract.  I iced the cake with a canned cream cheese frosting mixed with more shredded coconut, a few drops of yellow food coloring and a teaspoon or so of coconut extract.  I sprinkled a cup or so of chopped and toasted peacans.  Yum!  I'm sure that my diet is in shambles, but it is worth it!  Hello cake, good bye waistline!

I found this recipe in a cookbook years ago and have made it several dozen times. A few tips to remember: Make sure your bowl mixing bowl is large. This batter more than doubles when you're mixing it.  Also, DO NOT UNDERBAKE!  The top needs to be dry & well browned. It will fall in the middle if underbaked.  I usually make this in a 9x13" pan & depending on the pan, my baking time greatly varies.  The last time I made this, I also inverted the 9x13" pan on two pieces of wood resting on the pan's handles just as you would a regular angel food cake.  The results were perfect!  **You can also substitute a 20 oz. package of sliced, frozen strawberries (thawed & with the juice) for the pineapple. 

This one gets 5 stars simply because it's not much more difficult than boiling water.  I tried it just for the heck of it and took it to a party.  It was so good I didn't bother frosting it with the Cool Whip and it wasn't missed.  I recommend that we all keep a box of the cake mix and a can of the pineapple in the pantry for those "need something FAST" times.

This impressive pineapple angel food cake is impossibly easy.

Pineapple Angel Food Cake I

Servings: 5

Cost: $2.76 /serving

Author : Donna

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