When I hear the words “Jello poke cake,” I’m instantly reminded of potlucks and family gatherings from my childhood. This retro dessert, with its jiggly, fruity center and fluffy cake base, was a ...

For the cake: Preheat the oven to 350°F. Spray a 13-by-9-inch cake pan with cooking spray. Place the cake mix in a large mixing bowl. In a medium mixing bowl, whisk together 1 cup of cold water, oil, ...

Every time my mom would make this simple Jell-O poke cake it made me immensely happy. Or maybe it was the way she let me stab the cake a million times with a dessert fork that made me happy. Either ...

Poke cakes are an easy dessert recipe that come in a variety of flavors. After baking the cake, you poke holes in the cake ...

Robin May wanted a recipe for poke cake, something she remembers from her childhood. Many readers also enjoy it. There are many variations, and most recipes mention that any flavor of Jell-O can be ...

“I really like the recipe because it is very moist, tasty and smells delicious. Using orange or lemon Jell-O makes it a light and fluffy spring dish. My family usually serves this as one of many ...

The 1970s was a weird time for food. It was a decade during which people seemed to enjoy serving particularly un-appetizing-looking gelatinous foods. So it's no surprise, then, that the Jell-O poke ...

I usually cringed when my friend Gary Stubblefield would post a social media picture for me. Many times it was a picture from “Dirty Dancing” with our faces replacing Baby and Johnny’s. He was ...

In the pantheon of American cakes, poke cake hardly seems poised to stand on the podium for gold, silver or even bronze. Surely those accolades would go to something more dignified, such as chocolate ...