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Mini Iron Skillet Strawberry Shortcakes

Today’s strawberry picking inspired these adorable single-serving shortcakes. I found mini cast iron skillets made by Lodge earlier in the year and decided this was a great opportunity to try them out.

Strawberries

Shortcake Plated

Kids love individual desserts, and it’s easy enough they can make it and decorate themselves– you don’t even need a recipe. Grab a boxed angel food cake and follow box directions. Which is basically add water to the powdered mix and use a hand mixer to blend. Lightly grease pan/skillets with olive oil spray.

Mix

I poured the mix into five mini iron skillets (used 3.5″ skillets), and still had enough mix to fill a bundt pan. Place the skillets on a cookie sheet to easily get them in and out of the oven. Bake in skillets for about 20-25 minutes at 350 degrees until lightly brown on top. Leave the bundt pan in for about 40 minutes total. Easy peasy!

Pans

Once the skillets are finished, let rest on a cooling rack. Just before serving, add fresh strawberries and whipped cream. You could add blueberries and a mini flag for Independence Day, or strawberries with a little chocolate sauce for Valentines. They would also be adorable for a Mother’s Day brunch, or springtime wedding shower.

Enjoy!

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Strawberry Shortcake Mini Skillet

Mini Skillet Strawberry Shortcakes


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Ingredients

  • Angel food cake mix
  • Water
  • Fresh strawberries
  • Whipped Cream
  • Mini Cast Iron Skillets (we used 3.5″) and/or bundt pan

Instructions

  1. Prepare boxed angel food cake using box directions. Which is basically add water to the powdered mix and use a hand mixer to blend.
  2. We used olive oil spray in the skillets/pan.
  3. Pour mix into mini iron skillets (we used 3.5″ skillets) and/or bundt pan.
  4. Place the skillets on a cookie sheet to easily get them in and out of the oven.
  5. Bake in skillets for about 20-25 minutes at 350 degrees until lightly brown on top.
  6. Leave the bundt pan in for about 40 minutes total.
  7. Once the skillets are finished, let rest on a cooling rack.
  8. Just before serving, add fresh strawberries and whipped cream.
  9. You could add blueberries and a mini flag for Independence Day, or strawberries with a little chocolate sauce for Valentines.
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