Sweet & simple. These cinnamon apples are comfort food without the work.
Disclosure: This post contains affiliate links, and I may receive a small commission should you purchase any linked products – just know I never link anything I don’t personally use and love! I’ve got you, friend.
If you’re a fan of easy sweets and nutritious treats this recipe is for you!
If your family is anything like mine, one week your kids LOVE apples, and the next week they go on an apple strike (same with bananas!). Some weeks we end up with odd and end produce that doesn’t get eaten before it gets past its prime. This recipe is a great way to use up those apples that are getting close to their expiration date. I love finding creative ways to reduce waste in my kitchen – groceries are expensive after all!
These apples have quickly become a regular part of our food prep for the week. I really like having a big batch in the fridge for the kids to heat up for after school snacks or to complement breakfast. Let’s get to it!
-3 apples, I use what I have on hand. But for a more complex flavor profile, use a variety of apple types
-2 tsp cinnamon
-1/2 tsp nutmeg
-1/4 cup maple syrup
8
servings5
minutes18
minutesSweet and simple, these stove-top cinnamon apples are perfect on their own, on top of pancakes, or served with ice cream. Enjoy!
-3 apples, I use what I have on hand. But for a more complex flavor profile, use a variety of apple types
-2 tsp cinnamon
-1/2 tsp nutmeg
-1/4 cup maple syrup
Strawberries & Cream Pound Cake is a dense, buttery cake with sweet strawberry slices folded…
Easy cake mix donuts are perfect for holidays, birthdays, or brunches! These come together so…
S'mores cookie bars - with marshmallow fluff- are the perfect fall baking treat! Easy to…
Sailing the British Virgin Islands for 9 Nights - Itinerary, Route, & Tips
Buttery, moist, and loaded with vanilla. This classic Butter Vanilla Poundcake comes out perfect every…
Lemon White Chocolate Cookies recipe - you will love this sweet and tangy cookie! Topped…