1 package yellow cake mix (set aside one cup of the dry mix before proceeding) or 1 package
spice cake mix
(set aside one cup of the dry mix before proceeding)
Disregard instructions on cake mix box, you're not going to bake a cake.
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Mix dry cake mix (minus 1 cup dry mix) and melted butter.
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Add egg and mix till it holds together (different cake mixes react differently, so you may need to add a small amount of milk 1/2 tsp. at a time, if necessary to hold mixture together).
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Pat crust mixture into pan with your fingers, coating bottom and up the sides about 1 inch.
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Mix together the filling ingredients, along with the reserved 1 cup of dry cake mix, and pour into the crust.
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Mix the topping ingredients (minus the optional nuts) together with a fork or pastry blender till mixture is crumbly.
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Mix in nuts, if desired.
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Sprinkle topping mixture over filling and bake for 45-60 minutes or until a cake tester comes out clean.
I made several different kinds of pumpkin squares recently for a gathering, and this was the one everyone wanted the recipe for... not just for the new to baking, but great for time constrained bakers as well!
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This is a very tasty dessert. We loved it. I was unsure it was going to turn out because my crust was very wet, not dry at all (not sure if that's how it's suppose to be?). I did not need to add the additional milk. The filling is a very nice flavor of pumpkin with just enough spices. When I try this again I will skip the toppings and see if my family still likes this. It was a nice addition but it was spots of extra sweetness. But still it was a very good dessert to have after a light meal. Will be excellent to have on Thanksgiving.
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