Pineapple Inversion Cake
Butter 1/4 measuring cup | Brown sugar 1/2 measuring cup |
Canned pineapple slices 10 tablets | Candied cherries Number |
Finished classic original cake mix 1 box | Canned pineapple juice 1/2 measuring cup |
Water 1/2 measuring cup | Eggs 3 |
Edible oil 1/3 measuring cup |
Step 1
Open the can and pour out half a cup of pineapple juice. Then add half a cup of water to the pineapple juice to get a mixture of 1 cup of pineapple juice and water for later use.Step 2
Melt the butter in the microwave.Step 3
Pour the butter into the baking pan and use a brush to coat all sides of the pan with butter.Step 4
Sprinkle brown sugar over butter.Step 5
Take out the pineapple slices and spread them on a baking sheet, then place candied cherries in the center and around the pineapple slices.Step 6
Pour the cake mix intoIn a basin, add eggs. (The recipe only adds 3 eggs. The picture was taken when I was making a double portion of the cake, so it is 6 eggs.)Step 7
Add cooking oil, pineapple juice and water to the liquid.Step 8
Mix with a hand mixer for about 3 minutes.Step 9
Pour the cake liquid into the baking pan lined with pineapple and cherries.Step 10
Preheat the oven to 175C/350F and bake for about 50 minutes, until a toothpick inserted comes out clean.Step 11
Remove baked cake from oven. Wait for 1 minute, then immediatelyPlace the cake pan over the cake and flip it over with the pineapple side up as shown. It takes two hands to flip the cake, so I can’t really take a photo. Note: You need to flip the cake as soon as possible after baking, otherwise the brown sugar will stick to the cake and prevent it from turning over when the temperature cools down.Step 12
Finished product. Pineapple Inversion Cake Cooking Tips