Monday, December 3, 2012

Easy Microwaved Apples


 For a quick and tasty holiday treat, cook an apple in the microwave.

Core and slice one apple. (I like to leave the skin on.)

Top with:
2 Tablespoons of brown sugar
1 Tablespoon of sweet cream butter
chopped pecans
smidge of cloves
smidge of ginger
(You may substitute any of your favorite nuts and spices) 

Microwave for one minute.  Stir to coat the apples with the buttery sugar mixture. 
Microwave for one more minute (or until your apple reaches the desired softness.)

Top with a dollop of whipped cream, if you like.
Yum yum! 




28 comments:

  1. This sounds really good, perfect on a cold day like today here. I will have to give this a go..
    Magie x

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  2. That looks so scrummy! I've never thought of microwaving apples before - I always bake them or stew them - this looks so much easier!

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  3. Looks so good and I bet it smells heavenly.

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  4. Sounds yummy!!!, will have to try this one.

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  5. I've been baking apples in the oven; never thought of using the microwave but it would be much faster when I need a quick dessert. I also leave the peelings on.

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  6. Very sweet!! Thanks for sharing! xo Heather

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  7. This sounds quick and easy and good! Thanks for sharing the recipe!

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  8. I can smell it from here! Looks wonderful and Christmas-y! Thanks for sharing~~~

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  9. This looks and sounds delicious!

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  10. I microwave apples like that often...it's a fav winter treat for us. Your photos are great!
    Ruth

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  11. mmm sounds so good. I will be right over lol. Thank you so much for sharing your recipe.
    Hugs
    donna

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  12. My mouth is watering! Looks and sounds so delicious - we will be baking apples for desert this week for sure! xo K.

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  13. Perfect . . . into the recipe file this goes . . . I sometimes cut up an apple, a bit of cinnamon and sugar . . . microwave. Quick sweetness . . .

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  14. That looks and sounds delicious. I love the apple bowl. Being from Washington I developed a love of apple dishes and have found several sets at thrift stores. My newest favorite is a set of teacups and saucers,clear glass, and the saucers are apple shape.

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  15. This sounds wonderful! Thank you for sharing. You asked on my blog about whether the solution would work on burlap...........I think it would because burlap is more loosely woven than linen. I know that it will not hurt any kind of fabric. Good luck!

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  16. Yummy! I think I might slip a little ice cream in there too!

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  17. This look delicious.....and easy!
    have a good day, Heidi

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  18. We have done this often in the fall, when the apples are rich on our tree. It makes such an easy but decadent dessert!

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  19. These look SO good! I must try. Thank you for posting!

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  20. What perfect timing! I have a big box of apples and baked apples is the perfect way to begin using them up. What a healthy option right before Christmas.
    I'm so glad you stopped by. thank you for your sweet and thoughtful comment.
    I hope you are having a good week.
    Blessings,
    Carolynn xxx

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  21. They sound yummy and simple enough to do...thank you for your sweet visits...Happy Holidays with love Janice, thanks for sharing.

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  22. Hi,
    thats a great idea for one, who lives alone. Makes a quick desert or treat for tea time. Thank you for sharing this sweet idea. Thank you for visiting me and for your sweet comment.
    Best greetings, Johanna

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  23. Looks pretty darn good!! A recipe to try!

    chris

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  24. quick!!!! and looks so yummy! thanks for sharing!

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