PSA: Bundt pans aren’t just for hardcore bakers and extravagant cakes. They can actually be used for a variety of recipes….even chicken!? Read below to find out how you’ve been missing out on some delicious recipes with your bundt pan!
Baked Mac and Cheese
Starting off the list is a hot choice of pasta. I’m sure all of us have had a mouth-watering macaroni and cheese before, and if you haven’t, now is your chance to experience it.
Baked Spaghetti Pie
Our next dish illustrates that the pastabilities with a bundt pan are truly unlimited. A slightly unorthodox recipe, the baked spaghetti pie is perfect for a quick meal during the week, or tospice up the dinner table with an intriguing dish.
Pull Apart Pizza Muffins
If you ask anyone what their favorite food is, there’s a 70% chance that they’ll say pizza. Take pizza to the next level with your bundt pan by treating your guests to pizza bread muffins! Perfect for a game day or a casual gathering, I guarantee that these baddies will disappear as soon as you put the plate down.
Banana Bread with Chocolate Glaze
Heading into the dessert category now, you’ll go bananas over this next recipe. What better way to treat yourself than withthis chewy banana bread cake generously lavished with chocolate drizzle.
Carrot Cake Monkey Bread
In contrast to banana bread, very few people seem to enjoy carrot cake. Maybe they think that carrots and cake don’t mix together well. But carrot cake upgraded into monkey bread? Yes, please. Great for brunch or a dinner dessert, people will be asking you how you made carrot cake taste good.
Avocado Chocolate Cake
While this may look like a regular chocolate cake on the outside, it’s actually a vegan cake that incorporates avocados. Deliciously chocolatey AND healthy? Count me in!
Jelly Doughnut
If you like jelly doughnuts, you’ll love this recipe because you’re basically making a HUGE jelly doughnut. A fun and sweet treat for any occasion, the jelly doughnut is sure to bring some joy and laughs.
Twinkie Bundt Cake
Now we’re actually bakingcakes with the bundt pan. On the outside, it may seem like your typical bundt cake, but there’s a tunnel of creamy, marshmallow filling. There’s no doubt that this twinkie cake will put a twinkle in your eye.
Avocado Tuna Melt Sandwich Ring
Why making a boring, regular avocado tuna melt when you can use a bundt pan and create a culinary masterpiece? The bread itself makes it seem like a completely different dish and makes it seem like an extravagant meal when it’s actually an economical meal.
Jalapeno Poppers
Yes, you can use your bundt pan to make Jalapeno peppers. Who knew? The bundt pan holds around 40-50 peppers, so if you ever have a burning desire to make a lot of Jalapeno peppers at once, now you know how.
Sausage, Egg, Cheese
Boost your brunch by making this hearty breakfast bread in the morning! Sausage, egg, and cheese are the real deal when it comes to breakfast food, and all you need is a bundt pan to do it right.
Lemon Velvet Cake with Blueberry frosting
It turns out that you don’t need to wait until spring to get a ring. This sunshine-sweet lemon cake brings all the rings you need with its light blueberry frosting and zesty lemon flavor.
Herb and Cheese Monkey Bread
Wow. Let me just say that these taste even better than they look. Coated in herbs and cheese and dipped in garlic, these breads are perfect for some snacks to chow on or as a compliment to your dish.
Roast Chicken
Yes, I also did not know that you can cook chicken in a bundt pan until I watched this video. It turns out that this method ensures that you can get a crispy layer of chicken skin all around! So if you’re into crispy chicken, definitely check out this video.
Blueberry Muffin
I love berries. Strawberries, blueberries, raspberries, you name it. And like every berry fanatic, I love putting them on all my food – in cereal, in smoothies, or in salads. This is essentially a huge blueberry cupcake with assorted nuts on top. Wow.
Apple Pie Monkey Bread
We’re in the thick of fall season, and this recipe is a perfect blend of apples, cinnamon, and biscuits for the whole family. If you couldn’t get enough of monkey bread, here’s another recipe that incorporates monkey bread – this time in apple pie. A perfect blend of apples, cinnamon, and biscuits,
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By Jake Manning
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Jake Manning is a senior writer at Shareably. Jake is a former college baseball player, but after graduating he realized his true passion lies in writing and traveling. Since graduating college, Jake has lived in 8 different cities, spanning 3 different continents. Now that he's settled stateside, he looks forward to coaching his kids' baseball team, writing his own novel, and continuing to share uplifting stories from around the globe.
