Making a trip to your local apple-picking orchard is like a rite of passage come the first day of fall. But even if you don't pick your own apples, there's guaranteed to be barrels of McIntosh and Honey Crisp apples at farmer's markets during the autumn season. And at grocery stores, you'll see apples piled up all year round! But no matter where you find them, you'll want to put the fruit to good use with these delicious and easy apple recipes. From sweet fall desserts to savory recipes (like stuffing and seasonal fall salads), this list has all the best ways to use apples.
Here, you'll find ideas for after-school snacks, fall cocktails, and plenty of apple desserts. Of course, there's a recipe for classic apple pie, but you'll also find creative twists, including Ree Drummond's apple sweet rolls, caramel apple cheesecake, and an easy variation of an apple tart. This list of apple recipes also includes breakfast options, like apple spiced pancakes and apple-cheddar scones. Plus, it offers savory dishes—like the apple-brie crostini and the apple-cranberry stuffing that's perfect for your Thanksgiving menu! Whichever you choose, these fall recipes make it easy to eat an apple a day!
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Dreamy Apple Pie
Can't decide between a pie and a crumble? No need to decide! This dreamy apple pie has both a flaky pie crust and a crumb-topping that's hard to resist.
Get Ree's Dreamy Apple Pie recipe.
SHOP PIE PANS
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Apple-Cranberry Stuffing
Crisp Gala apples and dried cranberries give this homemade stuffing a sweet and tart flavor. It's perfect for serving alongside your holiday turkey.
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Applesauce Cake
This seasonal cake is lightly spiced, sweet, and full of moisture—in part thanks to the addition of chunky applesauce. Serve it up on its own or add a thick layer of maple buttercream.
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Red Sangria
In a classic red sangria, you'll often find fruits that add bright, citrusy flavors, like apples and oranges. In the cooler months, you can also pair the apples with pomegranates and cranberries for a fall-inspired twist.
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Cornbread Dressing with Sausage and Apples
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Chicken Waldorf Salad
This classic, creamy chicken salad is loaded with crunchy mix-ins, like apples, celery, grapes, and nuts. It's perfect for just about everyone—including picky eaters!
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Danielle Daly
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Apple Strudel
Store-bought phyllo dough makes this homemade strudel easier than you might think! The dough is stuffed with a scrumptious apple, rum, and raisin filling.
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Quick and Easy Apple Tart
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Candied Apples
Red cinnamon candies give these treats their bright color and subtle spice. It's a snack that both kids and adults will like.
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Ralph Smith
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Homemade Applesauce
This recipe for homemade applesauce can be customized based on your preference. Add a pinch of cinnamon and a drizzle of maple syrup for something spiced and sweet.
Get Ree's Homemade Applesauce recipe.
SHOP JARS
Will Dickey
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Caramel Apple Cheesecake
Every bite of this fall cheesecake is loaded with apple flavor. It's even better than the kind you might find at your favorite cheesecake restaurant.
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Mulled Cider with Bourbon
Warm up with this apple-infused cocktail when the temperature outside starts to drop. It's sweet, boozy, and so cozy.
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Will Dickey
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Apple Cake
This one-bowl cake is simplicity at its best. It can be enjoyed with a cup of coffee in the morning or with a dusting of powdered sugar for dessert.
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Roasted Butternut Squash Soup with Diced Apple
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Apple Fritters
Don't skimp on these little apple nuggets. You can make them in advance and heat them up in the oven for 8 to 10 minutes.
Get Ree's Apple Fritters recipe.
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Apple Cake in an Iron Skillet
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Caramel Apple Sweet Rolls
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Apple Betty
Like many apple desserts, this one tastes even better with a scoop of vanilla ice cream. Of course, cinnamon ice cream or even whipped cream would be great too.
Get Ree's Apple Betty recipe.
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Salted Caramel Apples
"The great thing about caramel apples is that the possibilities are endless," Ree says. You can decorate these sweet, dipped apples with candy, crushed pretzels, sea salt, or even saltines!
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Apple-Pear Lattice Pie
Making this award-winning lattice crust is even easier than it looks. But you don't have to tell anyone that!
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Mulled Apple Cider
Make a big batch of this homemade cider before a tailgate or outdoor party to keep everyone warm and happy—it's great served with a cinnamon in your favorite mugs!
Get Ree's Mulled Apple Cider recipe.
SHOP MUGS
Ralph Smith
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Apple Dumplings
The secret to this apple dessert is a can of Mountain Dew. "The Mountain Dew, coupled with the obscene amount of butter, creates a yummy, sweet sauce in the end," Ree says.
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Ralph Smith
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Spiced Apple Pie
Along with typical fall spices, like cinnamon, this unique pie also has chipotle chile powder for a subtle kick.
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Apple Cheddar Scones
Scones are typically served for breakfast, but this savory cheese and apple version works surprising well alongside a bowl of soup. Serve it up for lunch on a chilly fall day.
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Apple-Pecan Mini Pies
Apple pie fans will love this easy snack that tastes just like a scrumptious baked pie. But unlike pie, this recipe only takes 15 minutes to make!
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