this is the recipe from the apple crisp i made last week. thanks to great grandma julia for passing this recipe down.
slice peeled and cored apples to fill a 9x13" pan (i used 6 medium sized granny smith apples.) mix together the following and sprinkle over apples:
2 c. sugar
2 c. flour
1 c. butter
4 t. cinnamon
Bake at 375° for one hour. goes well with vanilla bean ice cream.
mmmmmm, deee-lish.
slice peeled and cored apples to fill a 9x13" pan (i used 6 medium sized granny smith apples.) mix together the following and sprinkle over apples:
2 c. sugar
2 c. flour
1 c. butter
4 t. cinnamon
Bake at 375° for one hour. goes well with vanilla bean ice cream.
mmmmmm, deee-lish.
Gosh!
ReplyDeleteWhy don't I spend Sundays with YOU!?!? My Sunday pretty much NEVER turns out like this...
fruit crisp in utah beckons you....
ReplyDeleteI just went apple picking so am going to try you recipe!
ReplyDeletealso goes well with "americas most smartest model"
ReplyDeleteeverything goes well with "americas most smartest model"
ReplyDeleteI really need to figure out the gluten free baking and see if I can deglutenize your recipes. I just dont know the different flour consistencies and xanthan gum quantities like I should.
ReplyDeleteAnd how does Caroline keep her shape with all these goodies around?
i don't know if i've said this before, but i used to use oat flour, when i thought that i had a problem with wheat. i don't know if that solves your problem, but it's a pretty good substitute. harder to find, especially in decent size quantities.
ReplyDeletethe trick is to invite people over and/or give away most of the food you make. then you aren't tempted to eat half a pan of carrot cake for dinner. try living at my mom's house, i swear i just gain 5 pounds walking through the door with all the amazing food available.
Yes, I think you did mention it before, but I have been too lazy and havent tried it.
ReplyDeleteI have used rice and potato flour, but I like the idea of oat flour much more. I am determined to perfect some gluten free goodies before the holidays are upon us.