Apples going bad recipes

This one-bowl apple crisp recipe is packed with lightly sweetened, warmly spiced apples and finished with a buttery oat topping.

This Simple Baked Apples recipe will quickly become a family favorite that you make over and over again! It's a great healthy side dish!

I love the fall. The air is crisp, the leaves are turning, and the apples are perfect for picking and eating. And picking, and eating. And picking and eating. Okay, you get my point - sometimes you may have an excess of apples. Are you wondering what to do with too many apples? This post

This easy Apple Cobbler recipe is juicy, perfectly sweetened using both Honeycrisp apples and Granny Smith apples, then topped with a crunchy topping. YUM!

Apples are the kind of fruit we eat all year round. They are always in the fridge and if they don’t get eaten, I feel guilty that they’re just sitting there and going to go bad. I saw…

Apple Fritter Bites - There’s something undeniably nostalgic about the smell of warm apples and cinnamon wafting through the kitchen. It takes me back to crisp fall mornings when my grandmother would stand by the stove, frying up a batch of her famous apple fritters. The house would come alive with the chatter of family,

After testing and perfecting muffins recipes for half a year, I am spilling all my secrets to making the absolute best apple cinnamon muffins, complete with the perfect size apple pieces and just the right amount of spice. Plus, you’ll learn how to make tall, bakery-style muffin tops!

Indulge in the sweet, comforting taste of Slow-Cooker Cracker Barrel Fried Apples! This easy recipe transforms fresh apples into a deliciously spiced treat, perfect as a dessert or breakfast side. With minimal effort, you’ll enjoy tender, cinnamon-sugar apples that will delight your family and friends. Don't miss out on this crowd-pleaser! Save this pin for your next tasty creation!

This easy air fryer apples recipe is a wonderful healthy snack or dessert, with spicy sweet cinnamon flavor. It tastes like apple pie filling!

Gooey apples, crispy oat topping, melted vanilla ice cream over top…yes please! This is one of my favorite Crock Pot desserts because all you have to do is slice up the apples, lay the oat crumble on top, and let the slow cooker take it from there.