Our Easiest-Ever Dump Desserts

This peach cobbler doesn't get any easier, and you only need one dish. Instead of cake mix, we used corn muffin mix for a savory, buttery flavor that takes this cobbler to the next level!

When you need a no-fuss dessert there’s nothing better than a one-pan, dump-and-bake recipe like Katie’s berry crisp. Just layer a few simple ingredients, bake, and then serve warm with a scoop of ice cream.

No need to wait for a campfire-- you can make s'mores on a sheet pan at home. Even better, you can make a lot at once. Let it cool, then break it up for snacks, a bake sale or easy weeknight dessert.

The mug cake is basically a dump dessert for one. Added bonus: Ree’s easy method allows you to mix all your ingredients right in your mug so there’s only one dish to cleanup after you eat.

This elegant dessert is not your typical dump cake: Rich chocolate cake is covered with glossy cherry filling and sprinkled with toasted almonds — reminiscent of a Black Forest cake. It's a simple and flavorful crowd-pleaser.

All you need to make one of Ree’s Dump Cakes is a box of cake mix, canned fruit, butter — and whipped cream, for serving. What could be easier?

Ree makes her own whipped cream for this classic icebox cake but if you use store-bought then all you need to do is layer, refrigerate and wait.

Forget the fuss of pie dough! This one-pan dessert has the creamy pumpkin filling you love and a crunchy topping made with spice cake mix, graham crackers and pecans. It feeds a crowd, and there's almost no clean up!

We love a good shortcut, like this simple vanilla cake that requires no mixing bowl and bakes in seconds in the microwave. Topped with whipped cream and berries, it’s the perfect dump-and-bake dessert for one.

This 5-star recipe is a must-try: It’s made with just a handful of ingredients and is incredibly easy to whip up. Want to make it extra the cake extra warm and cozy? Use a boxed spice cake mix instead of the white or yellow cake that the recipe calls for.