Recipes
Step 1
Preheat oven to 350°F.
Step 2
Lightly grease a 9x13-inch baking pan. In the prepared baking pan, layer undrained crushed pineapple, then Lucky Leaf Cherry Pie Filling. Sprinkle dry cake mix over the top, smoothing evenly and covering the top.
Step 3
Pour the melted butter or margarine over the top, covering evenly. Top with the coconut and nuts.
Step 4
Bake for 50 to 60 minutes or until brown on top and bubbly.
Step 5
Let cool 30 minutes. Serve warm or cooled.
SO EASY. definitely making this again.
This is the most delicious, easiest cake to make.
This is an easy wonderful dessert for any occasion. I love it with macadamia and coconut and have also made it with pecans and coconut, as well as just with.blanched slivered almonds. I serve it warm with real whipped cream. For those who cannot have nuts, chocolate chips could be a sprinkled on top while Bali g.
Made it this week and it was a HUGE hit with my friends! So easy – I’ll definitely make again!
This is a recipe that my family voted on and they all agreed it should be on the top of the stack of others we found and have kept. All new recipes we come across if we think it sounds good we try it once and this one is a keeper.
I have made this dessert twice. My family loves it. Does anyone know if this cake can be frozen?
First making this and it was so easy and so delicious. This would be perfect for one of our family gatherings. Love the toasted coconut and I used pecans.
Simple and DELICIOUS!
I found this recipe in a recent issue of Rachel Ray magazine. When I made it, I thought 17 oz. of coconut was a lot of coconut. I just thought to come here and check the recipe and I discovered there was a misprint in the magazine. It’s only 7 oz. of coconut, lol! Mystery solved! Even with an overabundance of coconut, it was still really good. 🙂
This was the same for me! I thought it was a lot but double checked the magazine and it did say 17 oz. Mine browned with 20 minutes left to bake. I thought to look here and then scraped half of the coconut off!
This cake sounds really good. Definitely going to try it.
Going to try!
A very dear friend made this for us in appreciation of my husband fixing her heater it was great I will most certainly make this over and over for my friends and family
I had all the ingrediencies so i’m going to give it a try. I love to cook and bake been doing it for over74 yrs when I started at age 16 and still at 90 doing it today. I will let u know how this turns out.
Delicious dessert or with coffee in the morning. So good!
I’ve made this cake many times but used pecans not macadamia nuts.
Can’t wait to try it this way!
Exelent and perfect dessert, only I did it with
nuts was delicious.
For gluten free, use gluten-free cake mix and it turns out just as well as using regular cake mix.
I am making this today. I love to bake and usually give it away after my husband a i taste it. Both diabetics so a taste is all we can do.
My friends and neighbors get the rest.
can’t wait to see more.
So easy and delicious! Made it several times, never disappointed. Waiting to eat is tge roughest part!
I have made this for years without coconut and nuts. My family loves it served warm with vanilla ice cream.
I was making cheesecake tarts and needed just a little more pie filling to finish. Saw the cabana (dump cake) recipe on the lucky leaf can and thought I’d make it to use the pie filling up! Oh my, it is delicious! It’s definitely in my recipe box!
I made this using a Duncan Hines cake mix and Miyoko’s non-dairy butter, which made it a Vegan dessert!