Apple Crumble with Vanilla Ice Cream
Make grilling season last a little longer with an easy apple crumble (pictured above) that comes together in 25 minutes. Grill tart Granny Smith apples until browned on both sides, then top with vanilla ice cream, granola and a warm caramel sauce. Dare we say this dessert is almost better than traditional apple pie?
Instantly up your breakfast game by making a batch of Ellie Krieger’s heart-healthy apple muffins (with crispy pecan topping!) in advance and keeping them on hand for mornings on the go. The recipe makes 12 muffins, so feel free to freeze a few for future snacks, breakfasts or whenever you have a hankering for apples.
Embrace the first cool nights of the season with one of Ina Garten’s “all-time favorite desserts”: her 5-star French apple tart. Thinly slice Granny Smith apples (or another firm fruit of your choice, like pears), arrange the slices on a homemade sheet of pastry and top with an apricot glaze after baking. We won’t judge you for taking 15 pictures of the finished product before digging in.
Although they often steal the dessert spotlight, apples can easily make an appearance at lunch or dinner, too. Slice a Honeycrisp apple into matchsticks and toss it with kale, dates, almonds and grated pecorino cheese for a fresh, seasonal side salad that’ll taste great alongside pan-seared salmon.
Trisha Yearwood’s easy dumplings come together quickly with a shortcut ingredient: store-bought biscuit dough. Tuck tart slices of Granny Smith apple between the layers of the biscuits and top with a cinnamon-sugar sauce before baking until golden brown, then sit back and savor the bounty of fall foods still to come.
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