Fall Apple Recipes Abound

Last Updated October 07, 2019
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Apples Abound. Make our newest seasonal favorite recipes from this issue.

Apples are ubiquitous this time of year. So many colors and flavors to choose from; at least one bag can be found in almost every Northern Michigan refrigerator for the next couple months. And yet, beyond fresh eating and apple pie, how often are they used? The tart-sweet nature of apples allows them to be used in all kinds of ways in the kitchen. Take these ideas and run with them. Just make sure to use full-flavored, local varieties! (please click the recipe name or images below to go to the recipe)

A Few Other Apple-y Ideas To Try...

• Apple-Cheddar Omelet with fresh herbs

• Apples in oatmeal

• Fried apples with breakfast

• Apples slices in sandwiches: from Italian subs to peanut butter and jelly

• Apple “crackers” for cheese

• Apples with cornmeal—add to cheesy polenta or cornbread

• Apples in tossed salads with carrots and nuts

• Apples added to root vegetable soups or roasts

Apple Cake

This cake has been a staple in my family for several generations, and I love to make it and share the recipe.

Apple Oven Pancake

A humble any-morning pancake, quicker and easier than griddlecakes but feels more special! And leftovers make a nice afternoon snack.

Queso Fresco with Roasted Tomatillo-Apple Salsa

Perfect for a quick and warming supper or lunch. The salsa can be made ahead and is also great served with chips, pork or veggie tacos.

Apple and Fennel Salad

Waldorf salad is a classic that got it right, yet features ingredients that don’t play to our strengths Up North. This salad plays off the classic but puts fennel in front instead of celery, skips...

Roasted Pork Chops with Hard Cider Jus

This simple method will also work well with chicken and rabbit, adjusting cooking times as needed.

Boiled Cider Syrup

Sweet, tangy and rich with flavor, syrup is one traditional way of preserving the goodness of apples for winter. Made in the same way as maple syrup—just by boiling until most of the water has...

Cider-Braised Cabbage and Apples

Savory with a bit of sweet and sour, this cabbage goes great with roasted pork, poultry and fish, boiled or smashed potatoes, cheese quiche or grilled cheese sandwiches.
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