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Apple Pie Bubble Up

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This only has 4 ingredients and it comes together so very quickly! You’d never guess something this simple could be so easy to make. All it takes is (2) apple pie filling, (2) butterscotch chips, (3) pre-made biscuit dough, and (4) cinnamon. And, it takes only about half an hour to bake

Here’s the recipe we used https://www.plainchicken.com/apple-pie-bubble-up/comment-page-1/

Note: We even skipped the icing because we thought it was awesome as is

Apple Pie Filling Recommendation – With all the time you save you might even want to try making your own pie filling, it only takes a few minutes after you peel and chop your apples. We doubled the following recipe to make our Bubble Up and were very pleased with the result – https://www.spendwithpennies.com/quick-stovetop-apple-pie-filling/

Brown Butter Apple Brownies

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We are pretty sure there is more butter than apple in this recipe but it makes for a delicious dessert.

We think browning the butter is the trick that makes this treat work making again and again.

We found that it took a little to bake than the recipe called for. Perhaps it varies from one oven to another, but we just wanted to call that out so you knew you might have to adjust your baking time.

Enjoy!

French Apple Cake

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This cake requires only a few ingredients and only a few steps yet the result seems so decadent, spongy and soft. Apples provide great texture. The Recipe is not super sweet, which is one of the reasons we liked it so much.

We did find that ours took a little less time to bake than suggested in the recipe so best to check yours early so you don’t over bake your cake.

Ultimate Apple Fritter Bread Recipe: Easy and Decadent

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Hello, yumminess! Where on earth have we been that we never tried this classic?

The sugar/cinnamon combination on top bakes into the apples to form a glaze that you make sweeter with powdered sugar icing. It is so fritter-like, yet there isn’t any frying involved

We made this recipe which uses a full cup of sourdough discard. Yes, it seems like a lot of apples but trust us, you’ll want to use as many as they say.

If you aren’t into the sourdough craze there are plenty of other options – here is a recipe that looks equally tasty. We particularly like that the icing includes a bit of sour cream to offset the sweetness. Plain Greek yogurt will work just as well.

Quick Apple Turnovers

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Only four ingredients – what could be better?

https://momsdish.com/recipe/536/quick-apple-pies

We were a little unclear on the instructions as to how many tarts per pastry sheet, but decided to cut each sheet into four squares which yielded eight tarts overall.

We then had a competition to see who could seal their tarts the best – to aid in this we dipped a finger in water and ran it around the edge of each tart; dried our fingers, and then sealed up the edges like large wontons. What little cuties – like a craft project