Lizzy's Crabapple Crisp

"This recipe is from Lizzy a fabulous cook in the Northern Canadian farming community who has the most amazing crab apple trees!"
 
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Ready In:
1hr 34mins
Ingredients:
10
Yields:
1 crisp
Serves:
12-16
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ingredients

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directions

  • Slice the crab apples with skin on.
  • Add sugar and cinnamon to crab apples set aside.
  • Combine the 6 ingredients for crust use any depth pan you want it will just increase the cooking time.
  • Put your crab apples into pan with your water use the 1/2 cup water if your pan is a deep dish. Then top with your crumb topping completely.
  • Bake at 375 for 15 minutes then 350 for 40 minutes.
  • If using a glass dish bake at 350 for 15 minutes then 325 40 - 50 minutes until golden and the edges are slightly crispy.

Questions & Replies

  1. So the Seeds are in the finished dessert?
     
  2. Do you remove the seeds? If so how?
     
  3. Do you peel the crab apples before you use them ?
     
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Reviews

  1. I left the seeds in and the skin on, and used a little less sugar. It turned out great! I don't notice the seeds at all.
     
  2. This is soo freaking good! Too sweet or not! I'm not very fond of crab apples but since my little girl found a raided an apple tree on her way from school I figured I must do something with all the apples and this recipe came up! I love it!! Thank u! Only thing I did change was I used 1c. Brown sugar in place of white sugar. It's just my preference for crisps! *****
     
  3. Flavor is good! But I couldn't eat it because it's so sweet. I made it full strength and that was a huge mistake. Between the sugar in the apples, the brown sugar and the honey, It's way overdone. Perhaps if you had extremely tart apples.... I can't recommend it. The topping is very tasty with a nice crisp. I think I would just eliminate sugar in the apples themselves unless they're extremely tart.
     
  4. I loved it, turned out awesome. The only thing is I got confused with how much water to put it so I put 1/4 and 1/2 of water and I put my oven on at 375 the 350 my apples were still hard so I left them for and norther hour and at 385. Otherwise I love it making them for Thanksgiving .
     
    • Review photo by nfaichuk2
  5. Really an excellent recipe, the crab apples melt and turn a delicious red color after they are baked. I had to convince myself that this wasn't a cherry crisp. No peeling is necessary, it is what gives the dish the great color.
     
    • Review photo by pkenselhammes
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Tweaks

  1. 3/4 cup sugar instead of 1 cup.
     

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