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I have made this pineapple upside down cake with success a few times. It does not have an outrageous number of ingredients and the procedure is not very intensive.
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I have use a really good one from NY Magazine. It is on the website in the recipes section. It is an peach upside down cake from Karen DeMasco of Craft. I use apricot or pineapple when I feel like it. It is a bit of upscale cake and you do make a little caramel for the bottom. Still easy.
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Oh, and I don't mind using canned fruit out of season for this.
Here's a recipe for the batter: http://kayatthekeyboard.... To make the topping, I just mix brown sugar (about a half cup) with about 1/4 cup melted butter and about 1/2 cup chopped peacans (optional) and sprinkle in the bottom of the pan; top with the pineapple (if I'm using sliced, I'll add a maraschino cherry in the center of each). I use this with all kinds of fruit; it's wonderful with halved fresh figs.
i just made this (halved the sugar) and used pineapple rings (canned in their own juice only). also, i reduced the amount of juice i added.
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added over 2 years agoI made Abra Bennett's from this site and it is fabulousL
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Thank you for posting this question, now I want to make Abra's mother's cake!
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Instead of doing it in a skillet I also used a springform pan which made it a lot easier to transport/get out
Thanks! I searched for pineapple on food52 but I guess I didn't look far enough into the results. I'm going to try Abra's.