What do you do with all those apples once you pick them or purchase a bunch from the store? We’ve got you covered with a variety of different bake and no-bake recipes that include apple crumb muffins, appledoodles, and caramel turtle apple slices!
All you need to do is pick a category below and select one of the delicious desserts to create for yourself or your whole family!
Don’t want to make a big apple pie this year? Maybe you didn’t realize that it was your turn to make the apple pie and you have zero time to bust one out that's considered edible. Have no fear! These apple pie bites are the way to go! Not only are they super yummy and bite sized (who doesn’t like bite sized??), but you can whip up a batch in 30 minutes!
Quick and simple, and barely takes any prep work. This recipe works best for those of you that aren’t dead set on making everything from scratch. All that’s needed are some canned apple pie filling and refrigerated cinnamon rolls.
Mary believes that this will be like no other apple pie you’ve ever tasted. It’s richer, smoother, and deliciously creamy. She evens provides a recipe for a gluten free crust as well!
For those traditionalists who believe you don’t need to update or put a twist on the classic apple pie, this is the recipe for you!
Who doesn’t love a good apple crumble? Making it in muffin form is even better. No need to stare at the crumble wondering if you can get away with a big slice or if you should just eat a small one. Take a muffin, and go!
This recipe is very popular with muffin lovers. The combination of the pumpkin with chunks of apples, and the added streusel on top makes you wish you made more than two batches!
Fall themed cookies this time of year are what make the world go ‘round. Mix the yumminess of the oatmeal with the chewiness of the apples and you’ll have people coming back for more every time! They also make for fun gifts!
These snickerdoodles with an apple twist are a great addition to a fall cookie list. Especially when you roll the cookie balls in an extra layer of cinnamon and sugar to give them that snickerdoodle look and feel. You can also switch up the way you prepare your apples by shredding them instead of chopping them.
This homemade Dutch apple bread sounds extremely easy to make with most of the ingredients being items that bakers tend to have on hand. All that’s really needed is a few good Granny Smith apples. The best part of this bread is that you don’t have to choose between a crumble topping and a glaze, you get to use both!
Bread pudding can be thought of as a bread…right? Well today it is. Bread pudding is a popular form of dessert in England, but it’s yummy enough to make it across the pond. Try it out, but make sure that you follow the ingredients and tips that are laid out for you to get the best result!
Looking for a semi-healthy snack this time of year with a holiday twist? Try making this yummy cinnamon apple chips, all it takes is 2-3 ingredients and some baking time!
Does anyone else love those little caramel turtles you can usually find by the bundles this time of year? If during Halloween you couldn’t make or eat enough caramel apples then this is the treat for you! Fuji apples (the best apples really) covered in deliciously tasting melted chocolate with a bit of drizzled caramel and topped with your favorite nuts. You may even try making these for Halloween next year instead of your traditional caramel apples!
Making homemade apple cider is not only a way to have your own batch of apple cider on hand, but it can make your entire home smell like fall. I mean really, what more could you ask for?
Of course there are a million other things you could make with your apples this fall season, but we thought these were good tasty options to choose from! Want to read more fun topics that are rental or North State related? Subscribe to our blog to stay up to date to all our seasonal themed blogs this fall and holiday season!
You can also find more things to do this season like going on a hike to see all the leaves change colors on our North State Living page!