Pineapple Upside-Down Cake

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  • on May 12, 2013

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    My husband and I made this for Mothers Day after lunch. Despite my hubby dumping all the buttermilk in all at once and not having a 91/2 round pan it was scrumptuous. My mother in law who is a great cook could not stop yumming about it and she licked the carmel sauce off the spoon like a kid..We even had to bake it in a 9 1/2 #24 LeCreuset french round oven. We probably let it cool a little to long as the caramel and one pineapple slice stuck but that did not affect the flavor one bit.
    We loved the consistency of the batter and the buttermilk gave it a rich taste.

    Will definitely make this again.

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  • on May 06, 2013

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    I don't know why people try and make something that they don't follow the directions then give it a bad review...this recipe is a good one. Anytime you make a cake it may have leftover batter but if you know anything about baking at all you wouldn't fill the pan to the top.
    Of course it's going to run over if you do that!
    For the person that put their cake in a springform pan:
    You say you're experienced? Then you should have know that the pan would leak w/ a liquid and not blamed the recipe but blamed the baker instead. Anytime a Food Network chef makes cheesecake do you ever see them make one in a Bain Marie w/o putting foil to cover the bottom so water won't leak into the crust?
    People need to be smarter than that!

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  • on May 01, 2013

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    Made this recipe twice and came out great both times. I used a cast iron skillet and didn't have any overflow. Don't understand the negative reviews. This is a keeper!!

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  • on December 14, 2012

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    This is the absolute best pineapple upside down cake I have ever had. I have made it around 10 times -- I use canned pineapple instead of fresh -- just easier and I use the juice in place of the water in the butter/brown sugar part. Have had many raves and requests for this cake from family and friends. Love, love, love it!!!

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  • on August 02, 2012

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    This cake came out looking like a hot mess and tasting like heaven. I made it in my cast iron skillet and it ran over like everyone else's, but I followed his instructions and put a sheet pan under it so no oven mess. Instead of making the caramel separately, I just put the melted butter in the skillet and sprinkled the brown sugar over, then put the fruit on top. The caramel makes itself while it bakes. I do plan to cut the sugar by a third next time in both the cake and caramel, because it really was pretty sweet.

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  • on June 07, 2012

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    Este pastel es riqui­simo !! No hagan caso de las valoraciones bajas que obtuvo esta receta. Es facil de hacer y repito, es delicioso !!
    Saludos desde Mexico.

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  • on May 20, 2012

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    This recipe is on the "A Train" to Flavor Town!! Easy and delicious and a real crowd pleaser. A few things for those "accomplished bakers" and those that arent too smart. 1.Melted sugar is very hot! Dont touch it! 2.If you think it may overflow, use a bigger vessel. 3.It's a dessert and can be/should be sweet. I had no problems with any phase of this recipe.
    Thanks Tyler!

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  • on September 18, 2011

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    OK... this cake is DA BOMB!
    I have a BIG sweet tooth and found it to be a bit on the sweet side, so I plan on cutting down the sugar to one and a half cups, or even try it with EQUAL instead of sugar for my diabetic dad. But all in all this cake is wonderful! You should even try this without the pineapple and when cooled top with butterscotch or chocolate sauce! yummmmmmmmmm!

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  • on September 14, 2011

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    Absolutely delicious. I cut back on the butter a bit and substituted a bit of extra light olive oil. The cake still turned out very rich. I also used fresh pineapple juice instead of water for the caramel since I had so much on hand. The rating gave me doubts, but I'm glad I read the reviews... a one star rating because you foolishly burned yourself has nothing to do with the recipe.

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  • on May 18, 2011

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    The Taste of this cake was GREAT! I however may have spoiled it as I make three small cakes instead of one. It was "shorter" than I thought it would be ....But Oh, So, Great!!!!

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