20 Oct Fall for These 10 Apple Recipes
Fall Favorites: Apple Recipes
Apples just might be the quintessential fall food. They’re juicy, crisp, and range in flavor from tart to very sweet depending on your preference. They’re also very versatile and can be used in a variety of recipes.
Below you will find 10 apple-filled recipes from talented registered dietitian nutritionists (RDNs) that will have you falling for fall!
Apples + Oats
Photo Courtesy of Kristen Massad
Whether you like your oat dishes hot or cold, here are three to try.
- Caramelized Apple Overnight Oats from Alex Evink, MS, RD
- Apple Cinnamon Oatmeal Cups from Toby Amidor Nutrition
- Pumpkin Spice, Apple & Chia Crockpot Oatmeal from Sheila Patterson, RD, CDCES
Apple Crisp
Photo courtesy of Melissa Altman-Traub, MS, RDN, LDN
What is fall without a good apple crisp? Toss it in the slow cooker, sit back and sip on some apple cider– don’t worry I’ve got you covered for that recipe too, right below!
- Slow Cooker Apple Crisp from Melissa Altman-Traub, MS, RDN, LDN
- Hot Apple Cider Mocktail from Toby Amidor Nutrition
Sweet Breads
Whether you’re making French toast or a sweet Apple Streusel Bread, apples pair well with bread– and don’t forget about that apple butter!
Photo courtesy of Anne Danahy, RD
- Overnight Apple French Toast Casserole from Anne Danahy, RD
- Apple Streusel Bread from Vahista Ussery, MS, MBA, RDN, and chef at To Taste
- Apple Butter from Toby Amidor Nutrition
Compote
Photo courtesy of Mittera
Cook down your apples to get a delicious compote, then use it to layer yogurt for a delicious parfait.
- Apple Pie Parfaits from Toby Amidor Nutrition
Kid-Friendly Nachos
Photo courtesy of Alyssa Pacheco, RD
Drizzle on the peanut butter and chocolate, and sprinkle the nuts and coconut flakes to make those apple slices out of this world. There are lots of swapping options if your kiddo has food – soy nut butter, sunflower butter, use seeds, or hold the nuts.
- Apple Nachos from Alyssa Pacheco, RD
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