Need a quick recipe for a yummy dessert? It is a crowd pleaser - hands down!
Hot and gooey cherry filling topped with a sweet sugar icing.....
Hot and gooey cherry filling topped with a sweet sugar icing.....
....and it looks like one of those delectable pastries from your favorite local bakery.
Impressive AND fast!
It will disappear in no time at all! These little chicks have no manners..... tisk...tisk...
My "big sister" Miss Jean made this dessert and brought it over for all of us to enjoy.
(She is being quite the baking show off these days!!! Check out her Rhubarb recipe! DEE-LISH!))
Here is the recipe for her Cherry Almond Squares
Preheat oven to 350 degrees
1 cup dairy sour cream
1/4 cup water
3 eggs
1 package Betty Crocker Super Moist Sour Cream White Cake Mix (or use whatever white cake mix you can find)
1 can (21 ounces) cherry pie filling
1/4 cup sliced almonds
Glaze (recipe below)
Generously grease and flour a jelly roll pan that is 15 1/2" x 10 1/2" and 1" deep.
Mix sour cream, water and eggs. Add the dry cake mix until it is moistened.
The batter will be slightly lumpy.
Spread in the pan.
Drop pie filling by generous spoon fulls on top of the batter.
Bake until cake springs back when touched, 25-30 minutes. Allow the cake to cool.
Srinkle with the almonds and drizzle with the glaze.
Glaze:
Mix 1 1/2 cups powder sugar with 2 TBLSP of milk. Stir in a few drops more of milk, if
necessary, to thin it to desired consistency. It should not be really runny.
Enjoy!
Note: This recipe would be fabulous with any fruit filling.
....ok.....I'm off to the can....
the paint can, that is! I am taking a wee bit o' a break for awhile. Toodles....
xx
Yummmmmmm...this sounds delish! Thanks for sharing....
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Michele
What a beautiful presentation. I will definitely have to try this one. Jackson sends big hugs to Dugs and Fiona.
ReplyDeleteHugs,
LeAnn:)
P.S. Hey, call me sometime, we can't have coffee together but we can have coffee while we are talking on the phone...LOL!!
How nice! It looks delicious! All the little creatures look pleased with it lol.
ReplyDeleteAll the best,
Allison
What an adorable post. The title and the first photo are just too cute!! And the recipe looks yummy too. Thanks for sharing it. I will be trying it for sure.
ReplyDeletelooks soooo good!
ReplyDeleteand look at all the lovelies you have been sewing. cute stuff becky!
xoxo
chas
Oh that looks so good. All your little vtg figurines are just adorable.
ReplyDeleteOur sissies anniversary is next week! This is just perfect! Thank you so much for the recipe!
ReplyDeleteLove ya lots
Maggie and Mitch
Sounds yummy ~ the recipe is in my "to make" file. Thank you!
ReplyDeletekindly, ldh
It does look deeeelishous!! In fact I just looked in my cupboard to see if I have all the ingredients!! I'm only missing the almonds....off to the store now :)
ReplyDeleteToni
Thanks so much. I think This is a recipe that I will sure use when my son comes home in July!
ReplyDeleteThis recipe looks so wonderful. Thank you for sharing it. Kathi
ReplyDeleteBecky,
ReplyDeleteThis looks fabulous!!!
And those Scottie S & P are super cute.
Have a wonderful evening.
Hugs,
Lynn
Forget the calories. I want the figurines! So vintage cute.
ReplyDeleteToo yummy! Please save me a piece...hugs, Linda
ReplyDeleteOh my this looks so very yummy and looks like such an easy recipe! I have a ton of sourcream left over and I am going to try this! have you ever used any other pie filling besides the cherry?
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for the great recipe and your little figurines are just precious!!
blessings
mary
Looks wonderful! I can't wait to try it. Thanks for sharing the recipe. Love your blog! I'll bet your as sweet in person as you come across in your writing.
ReplyDeleteI'm sitting here cooking dinner thinking to myself, who says desert has to come last. I want it first and now. THat looks so very good!!
ReplyDeleteMmmmmmm....I think I saw this recipe once before and printed it, but here I go again and this time I'm making it!!! Very cute post! Karen
ReplyDeleteWhere do you find these darling salt and pepper shakers? They are just precious. Love the way you incorporated them in this post.
ReplyDeleteJocelyn
Off to the can, lol, that made me laugh out loud! I think our adult sunday school class is going to be very pleased next time we have the "snack" duties! This looks sooo good!
ReplyDeleteYour recipe sounds wonderful and your photos are so darling.
ReplyDeleteThe Raggedy Girl
Oh, that looks so delicious! Sandi
ReplyDeleteOoooh......looks so good! I will try this recipe for sure. Looks nice and easy. Thank you Becky!
ReplyDeleteWhat cute props you have! I LUV the s/p shakers standing around the dessert! And what a cute clock! The Recipe sounds delicious, and your pictures are just fun! laurie
ReplyDeletethis is fun post! love all the small figurines looking at the squares!.. hehehehe
ReplyDeleteI shall give this recipe a try.. look so yumm!
have a great day!
You had me at "cherry filling"!! And, I do like your crowd!
ReplyDeleteYummy, it sounds wonderful Becky!
ReplyDeletewoohhh!! That looks gooowd!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the recipe.
Sonia
YUM!!!! and it is sooo pretty too. I love your pie birds and friends that helped you out on this one. I have a wagon like yours below but have been hesitant to drill holes into it, maybe now I will give it a try!!!! Enjoy painting!!!
ReplyDeleteOh yummy tummy. I'll try this.
ReplyDeleteHoly Cow -- that looks fantastic!!! With two of my very favorites (cherries and almonds) where could you go wrong. Thanks to you and the fabulous Miss Jean for posting this recipe!!!
ReplyDeleteLooks wonderful, but what would everyone else eat? My fork is waiting.
ReplyDeleteI can't pass up cherry danish... it's a problem! ;)
ReplyDeleteEnjoy the rest of the week!
~Liz
They look like they are very hopeful. Did you give them each a piece? :D Have fun on your break! Painting, huh? I need to do some of that.
ReplyDeleteTee! hee! This is the CUTEST post!!! I cant stop smiling!!! ;) XO,Jenn
ReplyDeleteThis is just the most darling post ever! I don't even know what else to say. Just darling! I will be smiling all day thinking about it.
ReplyDeleteDawn
That looks SO GOOD...even tho I'm the only one in my house who would eat it, I'll have to make one anyway. I'm sure I can control myself (insert eye roll here)
ReplyDeleteThanks for the "props" little sis! I love making desserts. We really shouldn't have them here at home, don't ya know. So if I make them for an occasion, then I get to have some. I have a few more easy peezy dessert recipes up my sleeve, so stay tuned.
ReplyDeleteMaggie says aroooo to Fiona and Duhgall.
xo ((((x))))))
This sounds irresistible. I bet my chihuahuas would dig into it. without even asking. Actually, me too!!!
ReplyDeleteIris
YUMO! And look at those precious little whatnots! I am SO in love with the little girls and boys! So sweet...just like you!
ReplyDeleteBecky, i am going to try this for sure. It looks so ......good. Your little dutch people are so cute too.
ReplyDeleteJean in virginia
Looks like you had a lot of fun taking those pics!
ReplyDeleteOh my, first Kim tempted me with strawberries, and now you're baking the cherries. Bye-bye diet!!! Those are some awfully sweet looking fellows to share it with.
ReplyDeleteHugs, hugs, hugs,
Lallee
Hi Becky, I mentioned you on my post. I blogged about some things you may be interested in. Your dessert does look so yummy and all your little sweeties are so cute!
ReplyDeleteHope you have a blessed weekend.....Shelley
Oh, that looks fabulous. I will have to try it soon. Your presentation was very cute. You have quite a collection of figurines. Are they all salt and pepper shakers? My aunt had quite a collection when I was a girl. Thanks for bringing back such good memories and also for the recipe. Have a great weekend.
ReplyDeleteAwesome post Beck - great photos - love your sweet, whimsical figurines - how nice of them to help you out!! And the dessert - shut my mouth!! (that's a good thing to say in Texanese btw!)It looks luscious and seems so very easy to make - thanks for sharing the recipe!!
ReplyDeleteHave a great weekend my friend!! Hope you and your "can" are accomplishing great things! Take care...
Hugs & Blessings,
Becky S. at Just Bee 'n Me
Wow, wow, wow...this looks so yummy...perfect for a Sunday morning! Thanks for sharing the recipe...I cannot wait to try it!!!!
ReplyDeleteWe are having friends over next weekend I will be sure to try this Dessert.The bean dish you posted about a couple of years ago is one of my husband favorite.
ReplyDeleteBrenda
What a cute post and a delicious looking dessert! I love all your little people and animals.
ReplyDeleteSuch a yummy desert! I am going to try this one, my hubby loves anything with cherries! I enjoyed reading your blog and love all the fun pictures!
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