Fried Apples

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 Indulge in the irresistible taste of golden, caramelized fried apples—a sweet and comforting dessert that will leave you craving more. I always thought of fried apples as a regional dish. A specialty dish that us Kentuckians ate to accompany our typical weekend breakfast fare of biscuits and gravy, fried potatoes, eggs and sausage.  Imagine my surprise when I first saw it on Cracker Barrel’s menu! Oh sweet joy to my mouth!!  I ordered it and greatly anticipated the warm gooey fruit concoction that I grew up eating. Sadly it was a disappointment to my taste buds. So I did what any respectable girl would do and shoved them down my throat and made a mental note to boycott Cracker Barrel in the future. Waste not want not 🙂

I didn’t enjoy them again until I started fixing them for my own kids.  This has always been one of LittleChef2’s favorite foods!  He’s not a big sweet eater, but boy can he put these away! I had fried apples growing up at my house frequently, but I didn’t care that much for them. My Mom had 2 seasonings in her kitchen, salt and pepper, beyond pulling out sage for dressing, nothing else was ever there! So cinnamon wasn’t a frequent visitor there and here I put cinnamon in just about every thing I can think of!

Fried Apples

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Ingredients

  

• 5 or 6 apples (whichever kind you have on hand I use any, red or green; peeled,quartered
• -6 Tbls butter or you can use the whole stick!
• -1 cup sugar more or less, depending on the sweetness/sourness of your apples
• -1 tsp cinnamon please don’t leave out!

Instructions

 

• Melt butter and add cinnamon in skillet.
• Add your apples.
• Cover and simmer for about 5 minutes.
• Stir and then add white sugar, cover and cook another 10 minutes. Depending on how soft you like your apples and how thick you sliced them.
• Stir occasionally.

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