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It feels like I've been patiently waiting for summer produce since the first day of January, and the time has finally come.

My family was never much into pineapple, so it was years before I ever tried my hand at a pineapple upside-down cake. But when I finally did, it was a light-switch moment: a sneaky way to infuse ...

Pineapple upside-down cake features soft, buttery cake crowned with caramelized pineapple and cherries. As the cake bakes, juices from the fruit seep into the batter, keeping it moist and sweet ...

Preheat the oven to 180°C. Line a 22 cm round springform pan with baking paper and grease generously with non-stick cooking spray. Slice the bananas into 1 cm rounds and arrange them neatly on the ...

There's a little bit of magic in a upside-down cake. When you put fruit in the cake tin first, usually with some kind of sugar syrup or buttery caramel mixture, top with the batter, then turn out ...

This spiced, centerpiece-worthy upside-down cake presents ripe pears in a festive starburst design. And it requires no more than a half hour of hands-on time—a plus for holiday hosting.

After the cake cools slightly, turn it upside down so the apples are on top. Imagine waking up knowing that your favorite doughnut is already in the house. It's just got a triangular shape.

I love the reveal moment of an upside down cake, and the caramel topping is so delicious and fun. Swap option: You can swap all the fruit and spices this recipe calls for with your favorite ...

Balance tender pieces of tart rhubarb with a brown-sugar topping on this vanilla- and orange-scented cake from Anna Theoktisto. Cal Peternell uses sweet Meyer lemons for this quick upside-down ...