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Apple Betty

Submitted by: Barbara Milam 
Simple and delicious, this no crust pie is a pie plate filled with a delightful heap of apples sprinkled with orange juice, and topped with a crumbly sugar, flour, and butter mixture with hints of nutmeg and cinnamon. It bakes in less than an hour and is lovely served warm. 

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Slow Cooked Apple Brown Betty

Submitted by: rachel gillespie 
Apples, spices and bread cubes come together in this quick dessert that you can make in the slow cooker. 

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Apple Cobbler

Submitted by: Rita Reifenstein 
A treasured family recipe, this cobbler is a delicious old-fashioned dessert. It travels well and slices nicely, so it's perfect for picnics or tailgate parties. We like apples, but you can use your favorite fruit. -Rita Reifenstein, Evans City, Pennsylvania 

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Apple Crisp IV

Submitted by: rhonda 
Three layers make up this hearty 9x13-inch crisp. Sweet apple slices find their home between generous layers of a delicious crumbly mixture -flour, brown sugar, butter, cinnamon and oatmeal. 

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Apple Crisp III

Submitted by: Carrie 
No oats in this simple apple crisp -- just cinnamon spiced apples covered in a lightly sweet, buttery crust. 

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Caramelized Apple Rings

Submitted by: Helen Steele 
When my children were little, they liked fruit, so I tried to make several dishes with different fruit. This recipe was one of their favorites. We lived close to an apple farm, so we always had apples on hand. -Helen Steele, Polk City, Florida 

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Brenda's Apple and Pomegranate Crisp

Submitted by: BRENOLA 
This is a crisp using apples and pomegranate seeds for a festive fall dessert. 

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Walnut Apple Dessert

Submitted by: Diann Mallehan 
The neighbor who shared this recipe with me predicted that I'd serve it often, just as she has for more than 30 years. It's easy to put together and is wonderfully fruity. I like to serve it with ice cream or a dollop of whipped cream. -Diann Mallehan, Grand Rapids, Michigan 

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Apple Crumb Pie

Submitted by: Ardis Rollefson 
I often brown the topping for this special-occasion pie under the broiler to give it extra eye appeal. Watch it carefully, though, because you don't want to burn Thanksgiving dessert! It's a fitting finale for any festive meal. 

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Apple Blueberry Cobbler

Submitted by: Clara Dumke 
Serve this old-fashioned dessert warm or cold with whipped topping or ice cream, suggests Clara Dumke of Plant City, Florida. 
 
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