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By loof
on October 19, 2011
Loved these quick and easy apples! I enjoyed mine for breakfast but I think they'd be great for dessert with some vanilla or cinnamon ice cream too. Thanks for sharing the recipe!
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Used Granny Smith apple. Very simple and easy to prepare. I added a little allspice with the cinnamon. We enjoyed the for breakfast. Thanks Jim and congrats on your Football Pool win.
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Jim - This recipe is OUTSTANDING. I used a JonaGold apple and we really liked the sweetness of it with the brown sugar and cinnamon. I did not use the flour - forgot to add it - but the apples still turned out wonderfully. Will be making these again - great for a busy weeknight - so quick and easy to make. Made for HARVEST MOON APPLE FESTIVAL in the Diabetic Forum, October 2010!
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on June 18, 2010
Low fat apple pie,I called it while DD says it's the best dessert ever! Made a double batch but was barely enough for a mommy and two little girls.Made for ZWT6,go Vagabonds!
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on September 21, 2009
This was so simple, smelled great while cooking and very good. I used a Granny Smith apple and followed the directions as written. I had this as a dessert for just me and I ate it all, lol. So.... not so sure about the 'for two' part. :) I plan on making this again soon and serve it over ice cream. Thanks Maryland Jim for a great treat! Made for MJ's win in the football pool.
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on September 21, 2009
This was great!! Made exactly as directed but I doubled it...and I'm glad I did! Wow...this was like a warm apple pie without the mess and work! Served with a little ice cream and it was delicious dessert after dinner! Thanks for sharing this fantastic recipe! And congrats on winning the football pool!!! Made for the Football Pool-Week 1 game.
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YUMMY :) I loved it :) thanks
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on September 20, 2008
Made this with Granny Smith apple and Spenda Brown Sugar - then followed the recipe exactly as posted. It was great - loved the tang of the sour apple and the sweet of the topping. Topped with ice cream and added some walnuts - YUM. So easy and a nice ending to our dinner. Had a little left over but not enough for a full serving so the next morning I added the little bit of left over to my morning oatmeal and Wow, was that good. Thanks Maryland Jim for a very nice recipe.
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I doubled this recipe to serve 4 as I made this to serve over oatmeal for breakfast for the kids and myself. I also converted it to the crockpot. Besides doubling up on the ingredients (I would cut back a little bit on the butter - 2 tblsps is sufficient, I think), increase the flour by 1/2 teaspoon (for a single serving - 1 teaspoon for a doubled recipe) to compensate for the lack of evaporation that will take place in the crockpot. Cook, on high, for 1 hour and 20 minutes. I did up the amount of cinnamon, but that was personal preference. Very tasty apple slices in a tart/sweet sauce. As I said, we served this on oatmeal, but I bet it would be great on icecream, too. I also think that adding other 'warm' spices, like nutmeg, ginger and allsice, would lend themselves very well.
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on June 05, 2008
ZWT4: Quick to prepare and delicious!! We will be making this again!!
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on June 04, 2008
Really easy and tasty dessert. This would take care of an apple pie craving without making the pie. We ate ours with some vanilla ice cream. The apples had just the slightest crunch to them which I appreciated. Made for the Babes of ZWT4.
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on June 03, 2008
This was pretty good! We ate it with a scoop of ice cream.
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on June 01, 2008
I made this with my son for ZWT4 Cooking with Kids Challenge. He loved helping prepare and EAT this dish. We even shared with Dad and the big brothers. Everyone thought it was a fun and tasty treat, but I wasn't crazy about the texture of the sauce.
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Made for ZWT4...These were good. The kids loved them but hubby and I just thought they were pretty good. I will probably make again for the kids since they loved it so much and try experimenting with different kinds of apples.
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on June 01, 2008
Hi Maryland Jim, how wonderful! I made this because I had the yen for apple pie and this was even better! I used a Granny Smith apple but used very little lemon juice and used brown sugar substitute and it was awesome! Thank you for posting such a great recipe! I made this for 'I Recommend ...A New Thread" and it was from puppitypup's recommendation, Diane :)
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on May 30, 2008
Made for ZWT4 Cooking with Kids Challenge. My 2 year old LOVED the carmel sauce to say the least! Thanks for a fun and easy recipe.
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on May 28, 2008
We liked it! The sauce turns into a delicious thick caramel syrup. Next time I would cut the lemon juice at least in half, but there will definitely be a next time! Made for ZWT, please see my rating system as I rate tougher than most.
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on May 27, 2008
This was really yummy, and a simple dessert. The sauce was so yummy, it made my DH admit that this should get 4 stars, even though he thought it was too tart with Granny Smith apples. Thank you for posting! Made for ZWT4.
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Loved the way that the flour thickened up the "sauce". I had to cook them longer than 20 minutes to get them soft enough--guess next time I'll have to slice the apples thinner. Kids had fun making them for a challenge in ZWT4.
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on May 26, 2008
I had Gala apples so I used that. Cut the butter to 1 Tbsp of heart healthy margarine, used 3/4 Tbsp Splenda Brown Sugar and 1/2 a tsp of cinnamon. The apple and cinnamon aroma is lovely and it even enticed DH to share it with me!. I made this as a breakfast dish and we both loved it. The apples are tender and delicious. Made for ZWT4.
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