Bought Too Many Apples? These Apple Recipes Can Help (2024)

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One must-do that makes our fall weekend list year after year: Going apple picking. But we alway bring home more (way more) than we need. Thus, this list: several dozen of our favorite apple recipes, from sweet to savory, that help us get through our haul no matter how big it is. Apple desserts are great of course, but we've found plenty of ways to use them, from sweeting an appetizer, to roasting alongside sausage and onions, to lightly grilled, wrapped in prosciutto, and turned into a decadent hors d'oeuvre.

Enjoy!

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1

Honey-Apple Baked Brie with Fried Sage

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This elegant apple appetizer is a sure-fire way to treat your holiday guests. There's nothing like a warm, gooey baked brie and crackers for making guests feel special—and no one needs to know just how easy it is to throw together.

Get the recipe for Honey-Apple Baked Brie with Fried Sage.

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2

Apple Cider Donut Bundt Cake

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Like a giant cider donut, this sweet cake is dangerously delicious. There's nothing like a fresh apple cider donut dipped into a hot cup of coffee, usually bought right after apple-picking, while paying for your newfound haul. We took all those flavors and turned them into the ultimate sideboard treat.

Get the recipe for Apple Cider Donut Bundt Cake.

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3

Brown Butter Apple Pie

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Brown butter pairs with a mix of baking apples in this double-crust dish to evoke a nostalgic, caramel apple-like flavor.

Get the recipe for Brown Butter Apple Pie.

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4

Honey-Roasted Applesauce

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This apple sauce recipe is simple, but offers two smart ways to add flavor. Honey helps both to sweeten the applesauce, but also draws out the natural sugars and flavors in the apples as they cook. And browned butter gives the applesauce a deep, caramel richness that can't be beat.

Get the recipe for Honey-Roasted Applesauce.

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5

Caramel Apple Turnovers

These apple turnovers make a great dessert—or a decadent day-starter. Serve with a scoop of vanilla ice cream for an extra sweet treat!

Get the recipe for Caramel Apple Turnovers.

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6

Crispy Brussels Sprouts Salad with Citrus-Maple Vinaigrette

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This healthy apple and Brussels sprouts salad is packed with delicious and good-for-you ingredients! It's topped with a sweet and citrusy dressing for extra flavor.

Get the recipe for Crispy Brussels Sprouts Salad with Citrus-Maple Vinaigrette.

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7

Nancy Fuller's Double-Crust Apple-Cheddar Pie

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If you haven't had tried putting extra sharp Cheddar into your apple pie before, then you may want to get on this ASAP. It'll change your ideas on what apple pie can be.

Get the recipe for Double-Crust Apple-Cheddar Pie.

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8

Cranberry-Apple Hand Pies

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This fruity apple and cranberry dessert is the easiest pie you can make this holiday season.

Get the recipe for Cranberry-Apple Hand Pies.

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9

Woodchuck Warmer Apple Cider co*cktail

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This hot apple co*cktail gets its name from an old nickname for Vermonters—where they really take their apples seriously.

Get the recipe for Woodchuck Warmer Apple Cider co*cktail.

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Seared Sausage with Cabbage and Pink Lady Apples

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This quick and easy sausage dinner gets its flavor from fresh Pink Lady apples and a big splash of apple cider.

Get the recipe for Seared Sausage with Cabbage and Pink Lady Apples.

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11

Pie-Spiced Apple Fritters

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Use your trusty Dutch oven to fry these fritters. Think of these fritters as an easier—and maybe even sweeter—version of apple pie.

Get the recipe for Pie-Spiced Apple Fritters.

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Grilled Apples with Prosciutto and Honey

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We've got the perfect apple appetizer for your fall dinner parties and holiday gatherings! This easy snack makes the most of fresh fall flavors.

Get the recipe for Grilled Apples with Prosciutto and Honey.

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13

Cast Iron Apple Blackberry Crumble with Sour Cream Whip

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Use Golden Delicious or Gala apples in this delightfully fresh and fruity dessert.

Get the recipe for Cast Iron Apple Blackberry Crumble with Sour Cream Whip.

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14

Composed Waldorf Salad

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Here we've compose this fall salad with organized sections to keep purple grapes, romaine hearts, apples, celery, and walnuts in their own corners. It's a dream for any picky eaters who happen to be joining you for Thanksgiving dinner, and it's just downright delicious. Win-win!

Get the recipe for Composed Waldorf Salad.

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15

Apple-Cinnamon Layer Cake with Salted Caramel Frosting

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Let this apple-cinnamon cake take center stage the next time you have guests over for dinner. The candied pecans on top add a nice, sweet crunch.

Get the recipe for Apple-Cinnamon Layer Cake with Salted Caramel Frosting.

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16

Skillet Chicken with Brussels Sprouts and Apples

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Brown sugar and roasted apples bring sweetness to this savory chicken skillet dish.

Get the recipe for Skillet Chicken with Brussels Sprouts and Apples.

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17

Maple-Apple Tarte Tatin

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This sweet dessert is a stunning step up from your standard apple pie. Make Sunday suppers and fall dinner parties better with this caramelized apple treat!

Get the recipe for Maple-Apple Tarte Tatin.

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Sausage and Apple Pies

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This savory dinner dish is as easy as, well, pie! Filled with apples, sausage, and a combination of herbs, these autumn pot pies are sure to hit the spot!

Get the recipe for Sausage and Apple Pies.

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19

Apple Cider Mimosa

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Step into the season with this spin on brunch.

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20

Apple-Cheddar Waffle Panini

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Sandwiches made with waffles yield sweet and savory results. Add this to the menu for your next weekend brunch!

Get the recipe for Apple-Cheddar Waffle Panini.

Bought Too Many Apples? These Apple Recipes Can Help (2024)

FAQs

What can I do if I have too many 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.
Aug 29, 2022

What to do with too many granny smith apples? ›

15 Ways to Use Granny Smith Apples
  1. 01 of 16. Spiced Slow Cooker Applesauce. View Recipe. ...
  2. 02 of 16. Country Apple Dumplings. ...
  3. 03 of 16. Chef John's Apple Fritters. ...
  4. 04 of 16. Chef John's Apple Butter. ...
  5. 05 of 16. Southern Fried Apples. ...
  6. 06 of 16. Apple Pie by Grandma Ople. ...
  7. 07 of 16. Plain Caramel Apples. ...
  8. 08 of 16. Apple Tarte Tatin.
Aug 19, 2021

How many apples are too many apples a day? ›

Going above 70 grams is considered going overboard. Though for that one needs to eat 15 apples, it's important to keep in mind the other sources of fibre in your daily diet. So, if you are having a healthy diet with more than two apples a day, it can lead to some serious digestive troubles.

What can I do with apples that are going bad? ›

Bruised apples are okay, as long as only the bruised area is soft – cut that bit out before eating.
  1. Are wrinkled apples okay to eat? ...
  2. #1: Chop them and toss them into apple pancakes or muffins. ...
  3. #2: Bake some apple pie. ...
  4. #3: Try your hand at apple bread. ...
  5. #4: Make some healthy applesauce. ...
  6. #5: Make some rich, creamy apple butter.

How to freeze fresh apples? ›

Line a baking sheet with a piece of baking parchment, then arrange the apple pieces or slices on the parchment so they're not touching each other. Put your freezer on to its highest setting. This will freeze the fruit faster, meaning the ice crystals are smaller and the fruit retains more of its nutritional benefits.

What can I do with my surplus apples? ›

Has your apple pie run dry? 10 alternatives to use up surplus apples
  1. 1). Donate them to our Community Cider Hub! Or make your own cider :) ...
  2. 2). Apple and onion gravy. ...
  3. 3). Make apple slices. ...
  4. 4). Try an apple skin cleanse! ...
  5. 5). Add them to salads. ...
  6. 6). Make a stamp! ...
  7. 7). Cook them in a Risotto. ...
  8. 8). Bake a Toffee Apple Tart.
Sep 10, 2019

Do Granny Smith apples freeze well? ›

Whole apples will keep for approximately 6 months in the freezer – perfect for prepping a delightful smoothie, whenever you get a craving but don't have fresh fruit to hand. Just remember to defrost them first.

How do you save extra apples? ›

To prep apples for freezing, peel, core, and slice or dice them, depending on how you plan to use them. Place the cut apples on a parchment-lined baking sheet, then freeze until firm, about an hour. Transfer the cold apples to a zip-top freezer bag or container and freeze for up to three months.

What is the best time of day to eat apples? ›

The best time to eat apples is in the morning. Because the pectin present in apples is very beneficial for the intestines. Pectin effectively supports intestinal function and prevents constipation. You can eat apples when feeling a little hungry, it can be a nutritious snack and help regulate blood sugar.

What are the healthiest apples to eat? ›

Red Delicious apples contain more anthocyanidins that provide their color and powerful antioxidants. They also have more calcium than other apples. Not only do they taste sweet, but they also encourage healthy weight loss and balance out the bacteria in your colon.

Do apples last longer in the fridge or on the counter? ›

"They can last six to eight weeks stored in a refrigerator," says Wortz. Scheck notes that if your room temperature is on the warm side, the refrigerator is ideal for storing apples for any amount of time. The countertop is an option for shorter storage; apples can last one to two weeks there.

What to do with lots of apples? ›

You could also make applesauce, apple butter or apple jelly. You could put them in muffins, crumbles and cakes. You could layer them in sandwiches. You could roast them with sausages or toss them into kale salad.

What to do with excess eating apples? ›

So You Brought Home Too Many Apples. Now What?
  1. Applesauce. DIY applesauce not only makes your kitchen smell like fall, it tastes about a billion times better than store-bought stuff. ...
  2. Baked Goods (cake and crisp and pie and cobbler and muffins and bread) ...
  3. Baked Apples. ...
  4. Apple Butter. ...
  5. Turkey Apple Sausage. ...
  6. Extras.
Sep 24, 2018

How do you preserve too many apples? ›

Freezing: You can freeze all varieties of apples for the longest possible storage. Frozen apples last up to a year or so. It's simple to freeze apples, although you should store apples in freezer bags if you've sliced them.

What happens if I eat a lot of apples? ›

Because apples are high in fiber, eating a lot of apples can lead to unpleasant side effects, particularly if you are not used to eating them in high quantities. According to U.C. Davis Department of Nutrition, increasing fiber too quickly can cause bloating, gas or diarrhea.

How do you remove toxins from apples? ›

Submerging apples in a baking soda solution for two minutes removed more pesticides than a two-minute soak in the bleach solution, or two minutes of rinsing in running tap water. But it took 12 to 15 minutes in the baking soda solution to completely get rid of the pesticides used in this study.

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