Don't you just love quick little tips for decorating your home?
I look for very few materials required, natural elements and rather inexpensive!
For this little centerpiece,
I chose the wooden bread bowl,
one bag of Gala apples
and
a few faux berry picks.
Voila!!
We so remember those crisp autumn evenings
when it was time to sit down to dinner
and Mother was serving
her Homestyle Apple Crisp.
This takes minutes to prepare
and has always been a family request in the fall.
We serve ours with a scoop
of
Carmel Butter Pecan Ice Cream!
Estelle's Homestyle Apple Crisp
5-6 medium granny smith
apples, peeled, cored and sliced
8 tablespoons cold butter
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
3/4 cup firmly packed light brown sugar
1/2 cup flour
1/2 cup quick cooking oats
3/4 teaspoon cinnamon
3/4 teaspoon nutmeg
Preheat oven to 375
degrees Fahrenheit.
Arrange prepared apples
into greased 8 inch square pan or round baking dish.
In a medium mixing bowl,
combine vanilla extract and all dry ingredients consisting or brown sugar,
flour, oats, cinnamon and nutmeg. Mix and stir well then spread mixture evenly
over sliced apples.
Slice cold butter into 1
T. squares and place over the top of the crisp.
Bake on center oven rake
at 375 degrees Fahrenheit for 30 to 35 minutes until apples and tender and top
of apple crisp is golden brown. Serve warm!
You Must Have Been a Beautiful Baby.....
You Must Have Been a Beautiful Girl........
You Must Have Been a Beautiful Girl........
Cause, Baby, Look at you Now!
Y'all have a great weekend!
It's Foodie Friday!
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Beautiful! Apple crisp is my husbands fave! And your centerpiece is lovely! Pinned and shard on Facebook!
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Hi Trisha! Thank you so much and I so appreciate your visit today!
Deleteahhh, Apple Crisp is one of my favorites...yours sure sounds good.
ReplyDeletePretty centerpiece...xoxo
Ahhh Apple Crisp! This is one which can be made for both of us.
ReplyDeleteWith little flour needed, the G/F version comes out well. Not as just a reminder, of most real flour recipes. ,-) I mostly give up, on most G/F flour recipes.
And I love your natural decorations.
Tessa
I haven't made an apple crisp in a long while. When the weather cools down and I feel like turning on the oven, I will be making apple bread and I'll try this recipe, too. Love apple anything! Love your simple, but pretty fall centerpiece, too!
ReplyDeleteOh, I do love that centerpiece. So simple and yet beautiful. Thank you for this recipe. A must every fall. Sweet photos of Piper & Mae.
ReplyDeleteYour centerpiece is perfectly lovely and I can smell the apple crisp in my mind.
ReplyDeleteThe photos in your header....well they are gorgeous. Luminous and beautiful....and you are a cat person...what more can a blogger ask for?
So nice to come across your blog.
Jen
What class! A centerpiece and matching dessert!!! Only YOU!!! Thank you for the recipe!
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