Collection of Apple Recipes
 

I have a lot of apples right now, so I've been hunting for some interesting recipes to use them in. Here's a collection that has a lot of good ones. There's some nice salads, a couple of deserts and even some main dishes: https://www.forksoverknives.com/reci...n-plant-based/

Oh, that apple walnut bread sounds good! When it cools off later this week, I think I will try that.

We live in an area where a lot of apples are not only grown, but new varieties are developed at an ag research center nearby. My favorites are still the old standbys, though - especially Cortlands.

We really like chopped apples in salad when tomatoes are not in season. Ones that are firm, red and tart look pretty and taste great.

When it's cold, I make a side of apples, butternut or yams, and onions. Just a drizzle of olive oil, then bake until tender, stirring occasionally. If I am baking a chicken or chops, I put it in the oven all at once.

Where I live apples are $1.69 a pound. At that price I will not be baking and apple goodies. https://cdn.quiltingboard.com/images/smilies/wave.gif

Jenny Doan (Missouri Star Quilt Co) has this recipe in one of her very first Block magazines (Block Vol. 1, Issue 2). I have not tried it yet but have heard that it is very, very good.

Apple Nut Cake
1 1/2 cups salad oil
2 cups sugar
2 eggs, beaten
3 cups flour
1 tsp. salt
1 tsp. baking soda
1/4 tsp. cinnamon
3 cups apples - peeled & diced
1/2 cup chopped nuts
1/2 cup raisins
Mix oil, sugar & eggs. Sift dry ingredients & stir into oil mixture (will be dry).
Pour into greased 13 1/2" x 18 1/2" cake pan. Bake at 375 deg. for 40 min.
or until cake pulls loose around edges.
Serve warm or cold. A good recipe to cut into bars & freeze for lunches.
This recipe did not call for any vanilla but I would add a teaspoon to it. I put vanilla in all my "dessert" recipes like this.

From the pictures in the magazine it looks like a very thin cake. When I make it I will probably make it in an 11" x 13" pan. I think a cream cheese icing would be delicious on top of it or a powdered sugar/milk/vanilla drizzle would be good also.

Ooohhh...I'm gonna try that Apple Cake. Thanks, Omewme.

My sister has a couple apple trees. Last year she had so many apples, she decided to dehydrate them as they're great for munching on. This morning I made up some granola to go with my home-made yogurt and added some of the dried apples along with some craisins. Now I'm set to start eating my greek yogurt with the granola.

Love apples, my MIL use to make an apple Lassie Cake. somewhere I have the recipe