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    bvig    September 2009   wedding in NJ

    I have a ton of apples at my house and need some recipes.  I don't love apple pie, it's alright but I'm not a fan of pie crusts.  Anyone have some delicious recipes for apples?

     
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    KMSull    August 7, 2010   Lexington, KY (via Atlanta, GA)

    Make applesauce! Seriously, it's not hard. Just peel your apples and cube them, throw them in a huge stockpot with some water and add brown sugar and cinnamon to taste... they'll get really soft and while they're cooking, use a potato masher to break them up. It's easy, and it tastes AMAZING. Plus it freezes well (but it's AMAZING warm. My friend brought me some straight from the stove and I ate the whole thing in 5 minutes).

     
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    bvig    September 2009   wedding in NJ

    oh that's a really good idea, i'd completely forgotten about applesauce.

     
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    lampshade127    March 27   Houston

    Or apple butter. I think you can make it in a Crock Pot too.

     
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    Dancy905    February 5, 2010  

    Ooooh KM - that does sound good. My mom makes apple sauce but she uses a food mill and it always looks like such hard work.

    I peel & slice em up, add some sugar, cinnamon, nutmeg & raisins if you want & throw them in the bottom of a pie plate, dutch oven or a brownie pan or whatever to bake them.

    Then throw some flour, oatmeal, butter, sugar, brown sugar and cinnamon into a bowl & mush it together with your hands till it's all crumbly. Throw it on top of the apples & bake it for 30-45m. It tastes incredible & people will think you're a genius.

    I usually do a handful or so of each thing but check out barefoot contessa's recipe if you wan exact measurements for the topping: http://www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/ina-garten/apple-and-pear-crisp-recipe/index.html

     
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    otb    December 31, 2009   Chicago, IL

    Mmmm apples.  Make apple crisp!  It's not really pie, more like applesauce in yummy goodness!

    Here's a great recipe:

    southernfood.about.com/od/applecrisps/r/bl11014d.htm

     

     
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    Ms. Min Pin    October 3, 2010   Lives in NY; Wedding in New Hampshire

    applesauce all the way...we had like 30 lbs. of apples and it all boiled down to a managable amount of applesauce :)

     
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    bvig    September 2009   wedding in NJ

    ohhh that apple crisp recipe sounds amazing.  Now i'm starting to think I wish I had more apples.

     
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    otb    December 31, 2009   Chicago, IL

    Oh, do you can?  Or have any canning equipment?  My mom cans EVERYTHING, so she makes a bunch of applesauce and cans it all.  She does the same with apple pie filling, veggies, etc.  She does sliced peaches too, not sure if you could can sliced apples or not, but it's a thought!

     
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    MarzipanMrs.    June 2009   New Jersey

    Here's a page I found with info about canning your own homemade apple pie filling, as otb mentioned: http://www.pickyourown.org/applepiefilling.htm

    That'd be a great idea for gifts! Put a cute ribbon on the top with a card with instructions/ingredients and there ya go!

     

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