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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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Fresh Peach Dumplings Served with Hard Sauce

Submitted by: MARYBAKEWELL 
This is fresh peaches wrapped in a rich flakey dough. Topped with a teaspoon of hard sauce after baked. No sugar is used on the peaches, just the sauce. Sugar free ice cream could be used instead of hard sauce. 

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Apple Butter I

Submitted by: Susan 
Making this spread in a slow cooker takes just a moment of effort and makes it possible to enjoy the flavors of fall all winter long. 

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Supreme Apple Butter

Submitted by: A. Parker 
Serve this rich, slow-cooked apple butter with your favorite breads and breakfast treats! 

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All Day Apple Butter

Submitted by: Terri 
This tasty apple butter is a real slow cooker, but well worth the wait. Depending on the sweetness of the apples used, the amount of sugar may be adjusted to taste. 

Slow Cooker Apple Butter

Submitted by: Melissa 
Home Town: Columbia, South Carolina, USA
Living In: Blacksburg, South Carolina, USA
This apple butter cooks unattended for hours in a slow cooker. 

Cranberry Apple Sauce I

Submitted by: Mary Beth 
A good cranberry sauce for those who are avoiding a lot of sugar, which is usually abundant in cranberry sauces. 

Cranberry Apple Sauce

Submitted by: Mary Beth 
A good cranberry sauce for those who are avoiding a lot of sugar, which is usually abundant in cranberry sauces. Originally submitted to ThanksgivingRecipe.com.  

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Apple Pie Sauce

Submitted by: sal 
This sauce is the perfect topping for a variety of Thanksgiving treats like apple pie, cinnamon rolls and pancakes. 

Peach Custard Pie II

Submitted by: EFFIA 
The peaches are peeled, sliced, arranged in a prepared pie shell, and covered with a lovely egg custard that 's whipped up from milk, sugar, vanilla, and a bit of flour. The oven does the rest. An hour later, the pie emerges perfectly set and ready for a sprinkling of freshly grated nutmeg. 
 
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