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Caramel Apple Skillet Dump Cake

This caramel apple dump cake is made with a spiced brown sugar cake, honeycrisp apples, and homemade caramel sauce all in one skillet!

Prep

1h

Cook

35m

Total

1h 35m

Ingredients

Method

Nutrition

For

10

M

I

For the homemade caramel sauce

a

Half batch*

For the spiced brown sugar cake

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Notes

If making homemade caramel, I recommend making at least an hour before (or up to a week before) making the cake to give it time to cool down and thicken up. Start with an extra couple tablespoons of butter, since water evaporates as it browns. Also, keep in mind that European-style butter has less water content, so if you're using American-style butter you might want to start with even more butter. Don't add ingredients to the hot brown butter. Chill it in the fridge for about 15 minutes to bring it to room temperature before proceeding with the recipe. Be sure to cut your apples into equally thin slices, so they will cook at the same rate. I used honeycrisp apples, but you could also use another baking apple, such as granny smith or pink lady.

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Caramel Apple Skillet Dump Cake

This caramel apple dump cake is made with a spiced brown sugar cake, honeycrisp apples, and homemade caramel sauce all in one skillet!

Prep

1h

Cook

35m

Total

1h 35m

Ingredients

Method

Nutrition

For

10

M

I

For the homemade caramel sauce

a

Half batch*

For the spiced brown sugar cake

Access all recipes now

chopping-block-knife-white

Cook along with all of our recipes

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Notes

If making homemade caramel, I recommend making at least an hour before (or up to a week before) making the cake to give it time to cool down and thicken up. Start with an extra couple tablespoons of butter, since water evaporates as it browns. Also, keep in mind that European-style butter has less water content, so if you're using American-style butter you might want to start with even more butter. Don't add ingredients to the hot brown butter. Chill it in the fridge for about 15 minutes to bring it to room temperature before proceeding with the recipe. Be sure to cut your apples into equally thin slices, so they will cook at the same rate. I used honeycrisp apples, but you could also use another baking apple, such as granny smith or pink lady.

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