Tis the season for fresh picked apples! Living in Ohio provides us lots of opportunities to enjoy farm fresh produce. There is a fruit farm down the road from us that grows the most amazing apples. We enjoy going and picking them from the trees. In fact, we are going this weekend! Then we can make more of these...
Baked Apple Chips
These are very addicting. I think I need a second oven so that I can make more of these at a time. As it was, I could only do 4 or so apples (they were large honey crisp apples) at a time and they went FAST!
I don't have a produce mandoline, so I sliced the apples as thin as I could and arranged them on baking sheets, lined with parchment paper. The parchment paper is essential. Spraying them with cooking spray doesn't work (I tried that and the chips stuck!). To core them, I just used a small cookie cutter and pressed it in to the center of each slice. You just need to remove the seeds. Most slices didn't have seeds in them anyways. Then I sprayed them with butter cooking spray and sprinkled cinnamon and sugar on them.
I baked them at 225 degrees for 2 hours, then let them sit in the oven over night. I rotated the racks after an hour so that they baked evenly. They were perfect.
They look delicious. I'm a sucker for any sort of dried fruit!
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We're going apple picking tomorrow so will will totally be making these!
ReplyDeleteI'm hoping to go apple picking with my family this weekend, and I'm excited to try your recipe. Hallelujah for an apple recipe that is both delicious, simple and healthy!
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I saw your idea on Tatertots & Jello. I have a bunch of apples that I need to use and I can't wait to try this :)
ReplyDeleteOh my, those look YUMMY! Sadly I went to the apple ranch yesterday, but didn't get any of the honey crisp. I'll hit the grocery store and definitely make these!!
ReplyDeleteThese sound and loook like a great idea but they take way too much time for my liking!!
ReplyDeleteWow! These look sooo good! Must make them soon! My kids will love 'em! Thanks for sharing!
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Love this idea ... so beautiful and they must make your house smell fantastic as well! Sounds like one of those lazy Saturday morning things to do. I will remember this for the weekend! Thanks for posting!!!
ReplyDeleteOh wow I've never seen anything like this! Looks like a great idea!! Thanks so much for linking up to Make Yourself Monday!
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Looks delicious! Would you like to come over and link your post to my lunchbox ideas carnival? You can find it here: http://allergyfreecookery.blogspot.com/2011/10/allergy-friendly-lunchbox-love-4-and.html.
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Those look so tasty! I might have to try this recipe with some of the apples from my tree. I love your blog!
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ok, I made these this weekend, and I only have one word for you.... AMAZING! my son gobbled them up!
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I Love your recipe! Would you come over to Cast Party Wednesday tomorrow and share your tasty recipe with us?
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Honeycrisp apples are the best! I went to an apple orchard last week and Honeycris season is over, but I bought some Jonathan and Fuji apples. Drying some sounds delicious.
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These look fabulous! Love homemade dried fruit!I found you on Somewhat Simple's link party! :)
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I've recently been wondering about making homemade apple chips. Thanks for sharing! I'd be thrilled if you'd link this recipe up at Tastetastic Thursdays!
ReplyDeleteI can't wait to try these. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI would have never thought of using apples in this way. Is this a traditional American idea or is this your own. They look delicious! I would love you to share this post at my blog party this weekend. Hope you can make it.
ReplyDeleteHmm.. These look delicious!!
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These look good! Why don't you join Seasonal Sundays?........The Tablescaper
ReplyDeleteI love Apple chips, and these look delicious!
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