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Ree Drummond

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Wife of a cowboy. Mother of four. Lover of butter. Amen.
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Ree Drummond's 4-ingredient apple dump cake is so easy, you don't even have to stir it

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By Ree Drummond
| MSN Verified
Dump cakes are one of those desserts that sound a little strange until you make one—and then suddenly you understand the appeal. The whole idea is wonderfully simple: Spoon canned fruit filling into a buttered baking dish, scatter dry boxed cake mix over the top, add plenty of cold butter, and pop the whole thing in the oven. No mixing bowls, no mixer, and no stirring required! As it bakes, the fruit gets warm and bubbly while the cake mix and butter turn into a golden, crumbly topping.
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You Don’t Even Have to Stir Ree Drummond’s Apple Dump Cake

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By Ree Drummond
| Yahoo Life Verified
Dump cakes are one of those desserts that sound a little strange until you make one—and then suddenly you understand the appeal. The whole idea is wonderfully simple: Spoon canned fruit filling into a buttered baking dish, scatter dry boxed cake mix over the top, add plenty of cold butter, and pop the whole thing in the oven. No mixing bowls, no mixer, and no stirring required! As it bakes, the fruit gets warm and bubbly while the cake mix and butter turn into a golden, crumbly topping.
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You Don’t Even Have to Stir Ree Drummond’s Apple Dump Cake

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By Ree Drummond
| Aol Verified
This is a modal window. This modal can be closed by pressing the Escape key or activating the close button. Beginning of dialog window. Escape will cancel and close the window. Dump cakes are one of those desserts that sound a little strange until you make one—and then suddenly you understand the appeal. The whole idea is wonderfully simple: Spoon canned fruit filling into a buttered baking dish, scatter dry boxed cake mix over the top, add plenty of cold butter, and pop the whole thing in the oven.
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