Happy Harvest.
The weather is lovely this time of year. Apples.,grapes and pumpkins are ready to be made into something special.
I set a pretty table off our study patio. The harvest tablecloth has lots of fruit.
I added these cute little acorn figures.
I made dessert. How about some baked stuffed apples?
I made this dessert for my husband and my mom. They thoroughly enjoyed it.
These stuffed apples are easy to make.
Yield: 3
Baked Stuffed Apples
Hollowed out apples filled with apple filling and then baked.
ingredients:
- 4 large apples- your choice
- 1/3 cup sugar
- 3 tablespoons butter
- 1 teaspoon cinnamon
- 1 tablespoon warm water
- 2 teaspoons cornstarch
- a little lemon juice
Pie crust
- use store bought or make your own crust.
instructions:
- Preheat oven to 375. Peel the extra apple, core and cut into cubes.Slide tops off the 3 remaining apples and hollow them out. I used a melon baller. Put the hollowed out apples and diced apple in pan and set aside.
- In small bowl, whisk together 1 Tablespoon warm water and 2 tsp. cornstarch. Set aside.
- In small saucepan over medium heat melt butter. Add diced apples lemon juice, cinnamon and sugar. Cook apple mixture until tender. Add the cornstarch mixture to the apples and cook for 5-6 minutes. Fill hollowed out apples with apple mixture.
Crust
- I used ready made pillsbury pie crust. Cut into lattice pieces, criss crossing over the apples. Put apples in baking pan and bake for about 30 minutes. Add a scoop of ice cream, caramel and enjoy.
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Hello, sweet Linda!
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful tbale setting for an autumn dinner!
I Love the figurines sitting on top of the umpkins :O)
The stuffed, baked apples look delicious, thank you for the recipe! I think , I will makes them soon :O)
Wishing you a wonderful rest of the week, sweet friend :O)
Sening Lots of Love, Claudia xo
I love the table décor. The apples sound delicious but since we are going on lower carbs, I wonder about leaving off the crust.
ReplyDeleteThank you Carol, by all means, lose the crust and enjoy the apple filling.
DeleteHi Linda,
ReplyDeleteI just got some apples and guess what I am going to make these. They look so yummy and make a great little dessert.
Love the table colors for fall. Very pretty. Hope your mom is doing better. Have a great rest of the week.
Hugs,
Kris
Mmmm, those baked stuffed apples look elegant and delicious!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful harvest table setting Linda! Love the tablecloth and dishes. The little acorn guy on the pumpkin is the cutest. That recipe looks so delicious and I like that it doesn’t sound too hard to make. Love the layered pastry on the outside.
ReplyDeleteLove, love, love your table for two. How sweet. Hugs and blessings, Cindy
ReplyDeleteWhat a pretty table for two, Linda. Those acorn figures are adorable! Thanks for the recipe for the stuffed apples. I'd love to make them, and they look so pretty, too.
ReplyDeleteLove the apple recipe Linda and I also have that mercury pumpkin(s)...I believe I found mine at Michael's a couple years ago and I love them. I am swooning over your little acorn guy....soooo cute. Where did you find him?
ReplyDeleteI love the coziness of this setting and those desserts sound perfect for a cool morning. Fingers crossed we'll get our first cool day this weekend!
ReplyDeleteYes I would love a baked apple. I have to say the little scarecrow is darling! Setting a table for two is so sweet and something we will be doing much more of here at our house too.
ReplyDeleteSuch a pretty table and outside patio!! And the dessert looks delish!!
ReplyDeleteYour table is so fall fabulous Linda, I love the little acorn people! The stuffed apples sound amazing!
ReplyDeleteJenna
Such a pretty Fall table for two. The acorn people are darling ! I'm so happy to see some of you that still tablescape, as it is the least I see in blogs or parties nowadays; I see mostly food which is funny, as we all started blogging with table settings and talking about the antique chinas, etc. You always do, so thank you for it too. The apples look fabulous and thanks for sharing the recipe too.
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Fabby
Oh I LOVE baked apples. Having one at your beautiful table would be the ICE CREAM on the apple:)
ReplyDeleteWhat a sweet table for two, Linda! Just lovely. I copied over your recipe--what a fun dessert!!
ReplyDeleteI was going to ask you about the cabana and didn't have to....glad to hear it is progressing. Hope you have a wonderful night. xo Diana
What a beautiful setting! The little acorn fairies are so cute, Linda. The recipe looks fantastic. I will bake them the next time our oldest daughter is home because she loves baked apples!
ReplyDeleteHooray that the cabaña is coming along!!! I know you are way past ready for it to be finished!!! Wonderful! Your table is sweet, especially with those cute acorn figurines. They’d make cute favors for guests. I’ve never had stuffed apples, but the recipe sounds super enticing!
ReplyDeleteHi Linda, I love the way you decorated the table for fall. The baked apple dessert looks so good and I too like using the store bought crust!
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