I find it best to get out everything you need first, it makes the prep time go more smoothly.
Combine the brown sugar, quick oats and flour together. Cut in the butter to make crumbs. Next, combine the apples with half of the crumbs, mixing to coat the apples. Pour the apples into the greased crock pot. Mix the water, sugar and cinnamon together and pour over apples. Top with the remaining crumbs, set on HIGH and enjoy 3 hours later!
Are you drooling yet? My family really enjoyed this and the house smelled amazing! Try it yourself, just click the link for the recipe. Print the recipe.
Crock Pot Apple Crisp
crazyloucreations.blogspot.com
adapted from eatathomecooks
Ingredients
1 cup brown sugar
1 cup quick oats
½ cup flour
¼ cup butter
4 cups peeled, sliced apples
¾ cup water
½ cup sugar
1 tsp cinnamon
Directions
Stir brown sugar, oats and flour until combined. Cut in the butter with pastry blender to make soft crumbs (you can also use a fork).
Combine the apples and half of the crumb mixture. Pour apples into a well greased crock pot. Stir water, sugar and cinnamon together and pour over apples. Top with remaining crumb mixture.
Put lid on crock pot and cook on HIGH for 3 hours or LOW for 5-6 hours. Open and let rest 10 minutes before serving--this allows the liquid to thicken.
Cindy
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I tried to print your recipe, but the page that came up required me to sign in to Google Docs. Why? There was no recipe on the page.
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ReplyDeleteWhat a great recipe! Looks delicious! Thanks so much for entering it in the Iron Chef Mom Link up/Contest last week! We can't wait to see what chocolate recipes you have this week to share! Hope to see you again this week! :)
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there is no recipe... please post the recipe i want to make this
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Deletemaking on sunday! only one question - which kind of apples did you use?? ;)
ReplyDeleteI used apples from my parents tree--I believe they are McIntosh. You could also use granny smith or Johnathon or variety of each. Let me know how it turns out!
DeleteI ADORE any recipe that uses the crock pot! thanks for this - I just pinned it :-)
ReplyDeleteSince you have access to tons of apples, you should try this apple butter crock pot recipe - one of my FAVORITE way to use up apples (and it smells and tastes so good!)
http://www.creativejuicesdecor.com/2010/09/smell-of-fall-apple-butter.html