What can I do with lots of fresh apples?

31 Things To Do With All Those Apples You Picked

  1. Apple Turnovers. PIN IT. …
  2. Fresh Apple Salsa. PIN IT. …
  3. Apple Chips. PIN IT. …
  4. Chickpea, Sweet Potato and Apple Farro Salad. PIN IT. …
  5. Apple Cinnamon Breakfast Muffins. PIN IT. …
  6. Slow Cooker Apple Cider. PIN IT. …
  7. Apple Pie Milkshake. PIN IT. …
  8. Cinnamon Apple and Peanut Butter Breakfast Quinoa.

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Similarly one may ask, what can I do with frozen chopped apples?

Frozen apples can be used in pretty much any cooked recipes: pies, muffins, cobblers, breads, even applesauce can be made from frozen apples!

  1. Apple Cinnamon Scones. …
  2. Pumpkin Pancakes with Apple Cider Syrup. …
  3. Caramel Apple Nachos. …
  4. Crunchy Caramel Apple Pie. …
  5. Apple Pie Fries. …
  6. Pecan Caramel Apple Pie. …
  7. Brown Sugar Fried Apples.
Similarly, what are the best cooking apples for apple pie? Best Apples for Apple Pie

  • Granny Smith Apples. For whatever reason, Granny Smith apples have long been considered the favorite for apple pies. …
  • Honeycrisp. …
  • Golden Delicious. …
  • Rome. …
  • Jonathan or Jonagold Apples. …
  • Braeburn. …
  • Northern Spy. …
  • What Do We Want from Our Apples?

Subsequently, what are the best cooked apples?

The Best Apples for Baking

  1. Jonagold. Tart with a honeyed sweetness, Jonagolds hold up exceptionally well in the oven. …
  2. Honeycrisp. This is our desert-island apple. …
  3. Braeburn. …
  4. Mutsu. …
  5. Winesap. …
  6. Pink Lady (or Cripps Pink) …
  7. Now, let’s bake some apples!

What can I make with 2 bags of apples?

Apple Recipes

  1. Applesauce. Homemade apple sauce is so much better than what you find in the jar. …
  2. Apple Butter. Contrary to what some think, there is no butter in apple butter. …
  3. Poached Apples. …
  4. Apple Pie. …
  5. Apple Muffins. …
  6. Apple Cake. …
  7. Caramel Apples. …
  8. Apple Stuffing.

21 Mr Food Apple Recipes

Apple Pie Bars

Apple Pie Bars

Sour cream, granny smith apples, butter, cinnamon, egg
4.015
Mr. Food
Apple Crisp for Two

Apple Crisp for Two

Brown sugar, rolled oats, butter, cinnamon, all purpose flour
4.011
Mr. Food
Apple Cobbler Shortbread Squares

Apple Cobbler Shortbread Squares

Brown sugar, crust, butter, cinnamon, filling
5.02
Mr. Food
Fried Apples

Fried Apples

Apple juice, cinnamon, golden delicious apples
4.037
Mr. Food
Apple Pie Bites

Apple Pie Bites

Crescent rolls, apples, butter, cinnamon
5.02
Mr. Food
Apple Slab Pie

Apple Slab Pie

Brown sugar, apples, cinnamon, milk, refrigerated pie crusts
3.04
Mr. Food
Easy Apple Cake

Easy Apple Cake

Powdered sugar, cinnamon, gala apples, eggs, flour
No reviews
Mr. Food
Heavenly Apple Bake

Heavenly Apple Bake

Sugar cookie dough, butter, cinnamon, lemon juice, all purpose flour
4.010
Mr. Food
No Bother Apple Cake

No Bother Apple Cake

Apple, cinnamon, eggs, baking soda, all purpose flour
4.027
Mr. Food
Creamy Dutch Apple Dessert

Creamy Dutch Apple Dessert

30 min
Apple pie filling, sweetened condensed milk, sour cream, graham cracker crumbs, butter
4.08
Mr. Food
Apple Cinnamon Rolls

Apple Cinnamon Rolls

Crescent rolls, orange juice, granny smith, butter, cinnamon
4.020
Mr. Food
Fresh Apple Turnovers

Fresh Apple Turnovers

Frozen puff pastry, apples, egg white, butter, cinnamon
5.017
Mr. Food
Apple Pecan Crisp

Apple Pecan Crisp

2 hr 10 min
Vanilla ice cream, dark brown sugar, granny smith apples, cinnamon, lemon juice
4.010
Mr. Food
Apple Pie Dump Cake

Apple Pie Dump Cake

White cake mix, apple pie filling, brown sugar, cinnamon, eggs
4.015
Mr. Food
Upside Down Apple Pie

Upside Down Apple Pie

Brown sugar, granny smith, butter, cinnamon, pie crusts
4.062
Mr. Food
Mom-Mom's Apple Cake

Mom-Mom’s Apple Cake

Cake, orange juice, apples, cinnamon, eggs
No reviews
Mr. Food
Classic Deep Dish Apple Pie

Classic Deep Dish Apple Pie

Northern spy, butter, cinnamon, refrigerated pie crusts, all purpose flour
4.013
Mr. Food
Apple Strudel

Apple Strudel

Frozen puff pastry, cinnamon, egg, raisins, sliced apples
4.033
Mr. Food
Extreme Caramel Apple Crisp

Extreme Caramel Apple Crisp

Chocolate chips, heavy cream, butter, cinnamon, caramel candies
5.06
Mr. Food
Honey Apple Bake

Honey Apple Bake

Sugar cookie dough, honey, butter, cinnamon, lemon juice
No reviews
Mr. Food
Apple Pudding

Apple Pudding

Apples, butter, cinnamon, eggs, baking soda
4.01
Mr. Food

Can I freeze apples?

The short answer is yes, apples may be frozen whole and with virtually no effort. Washed and wrapped in plastic or sealed in Ziploc bags to freeze, there is no quicker route from orchard to freezer. It may be easy, but bear in mind the end result is an apple that is inconvenient when it comes time to use it.

Can I bake with frozen apples?

Frozen apples are perfect for baking and applesauce

If you prepare them properly, your apples should keep well frozen for several months and not taste dried-out or bitter when thawed. Keep in mind that frozen apples are best used in recipes because freezing changes their texture, making them unsuitable for eating raw.

Does freezing apples ruin them?

What is this? While freezing apples won’t ruin them, the texture will change. The texture of frozen apples won’t be crispy like fresh apples, but rather strong and snappy. Hence, you may not get the same satisfaction from eating defrosted and thawed apples compared to fresh apples.

How do you cook frozen apple slices?

Open freeze the slices until solid, then transfer to a food bag. When you want to cook with them, heat the oven to 190C/170 fan/gas 5. Tip the fruit into an ovenproof dish and bake for around 15 mins or until the fruit is starting to soften.

What apples should not be used for apple pie?

Red Delicious and Gala are two apples that won’t withstand cooking temperatures and should not be used for apple pie. Many new apple varieties, including Honeycrisp, have a flesh that fractures when you bite it. This is so appealing for snacking on an apple, but not the best feature for a good apple pie apple.

What are the worst apples for apple pie?

Avoid these: McIntosh, Gala, Fuji or Red Delicious. These apples are a little too soft or just don’t have the right flavor punch for the long baking time pies and tarts require.

Why is my apple pie so watery?

When apple pie bakes, the apples exude juice. At some point that juice starts to boil, which releases excess moisture in the form of steam. In addition, the starch in the thickener absorbs some of the water in the juice, making the remaining juice highly flavorful and dense enough to hold the apples in place.

What kind of apples do you bake with?

Which apples bake best? For the best pies, crisps, and other baked treats, apples need to be firm enough to hold their own during the cooking process. We call these apples “baking apples” and to namedrop, they include Braeburn, Cortland, Honey Gold, Jonathan, Fuji, Gala, Granny Smith, Haralson, and Newtown Pippin.

Can cooking apples be eaten raw?

Eating apples can be eaten with the skin on – just wash thoroughly first. Cooking apples should have the skin removed with a paring knife or a peeler (which will take away less flesh); core by cutting them into quarters then cutting the core away or, if you want to keep them whole, by using a corer.

What kind of apples are best for muffins?

Granny Smith apples are a great go-to for muffins, as they bring a tart taste to balance out the sweetness found in most morning muffins. Another favorite is Piñata® Apples by Stemilt, for their sweet, yet tart flavor with a tropical twist.

Ame Vanorio

Ame Vanorio is a former science and special education teacher who has morphed into a freelance writer, specializing in blogs about animals, education and environmental science topics. She is the executive director of Fox Run Environmental Education Center and is a licensed wildlife rehabilitation expert. Ame lives on her farm in rural Kentucky with 4 wonderful dogs and lots of other critters!

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