Monday, November 19, 2018

Cranberry Apple Crisp

 It's Thanksgiving week and I'm sharing a recipe from Susan Branch's Autumn book.  Last year I made a cranberry apple crisp from Cook's Country, but I tried this recipe and it's my new favorite.  


 I'm using my Lusterware teacup with some Ginger Cranberry Vanilla tea from Tea of Life.  It's a wonderful tea for Fall and Winter.

 I love this teapot for November, with it's harvest of fruits and vegetables.




Yield: 6

Cranberry Apple Crisp

This is my new favorite Fall dessert. The apples turn a pretty pink from the cranberries, and the topping is perfectly crunchy. I hope you try it! I love that there's no additional sugar in the fruit mixture.

ingredients:

4 large apples (I used Honey Crisp), peeled and sliced 1/2" thick
1 cup fresh cranberries (I used ones that I had frozen)
3/4 cup brown sugar, firmly packed
1/2 cup flour
1/2 cup oats
1 teaspoon cinnamon
1/2 teaspoon freshly grated nutmeg
1/3 cup softened butter

instructions:

Preheat oven to 375 degrees.
Butter a square baking dish.
Place apple slices and cranberries in the pan.
Mix remaining ingredients well and sprinkle over the fruit.
Bake for 30 minutes.  Serve hot with ice cream. 
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I took lunch to sweet granddaughter, Ella at her school. 


 I also took lunch to sweet Avery.  Avery and Ella are sisters. 

 My daughter, Molly,  invited me to grandson Riley's football banquet.  We had a great time!

My son, Kevin,  invited me to go with him to Harper's Thanksgiving program and feast at her school.  I'm always grateful to be included in my family's activities.  

 

Happy Thanksgiving to all of my American friends!  May you have a beautiful day with family and friends. 


I am sharing this with these lovely parties:

23 comments:

  1. That sounds easy and yummy. I wrote down the recipe, I may try making it today.
    I always enjoyed going to my grandchildren's lunches when they were in grammar
    school. Now they're in high school or already graduated.

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  2. Adorable pictures of you and your beautiful family,sweet Kitty!How especial!I also love that pretty teapot and charming teacup.Your recipe sounds good...Happy Thanksgiving!

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  3. Sure sounds like a great seasonal fruit crisp! Happy Thanksgiving Week Kitty-enjoy:@)

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  4. Kitty, I love seeing the smiling faces of your grands and family members! I love your pretty teapot and Lusterware teacup. I make a cranberry apple crisp that's a close cousin to yours but mine has some pecans and orange juice in it. It's a been a Thanksgiving tradition and on our table for about 20 years. Happy Thanksgiving. ♥

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  5. Oh, I love cranberry apple crisp! Yours looks great. That is a very cute teapot and perfect especially for Thanksgiving week. You have a lovely family, Kitty, and isn't it wonderful to be included in their events? Love those smiling faces! Happy Thanksgiving, my dear friend! Hugs to you.

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  6. Good morning, my sweet friend! Your cranberry apple crisp looks and sounds amazing! I have never tried a crisp with cranberry and apple....I'm thinking I need to make one soon :)

    The pictures of you with your family touched my heart, Kitty. Such sweet faces that are shining with love. Wishing you and yours a blessed Thanksgiving. Hugs!

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  7. So great to see you with your grandchildren at their school events! They will always remember you attending them.
    I must try your crisp because the recipe I have uses way too much sugar! Mine doesn't include apples. What a nice addition.
    Happy Thanksgiving to you and your family. (I'm back from a blogging break and I'm enjoying reconnecting through posts.)

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  8. The cranberry apple crisp sounds so good. I love the photos of you with your children and grandchildren.
    Hope you have a Happy Thanksgiving.
    I am making your corn pudding casserole instead of a casserole I'm doing it into muffins this year. :)
    Thanks for sharing this at C&C with J&J.
    Julie

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  9. I always love seeing the beautiful photos of you and your family, Kitty. Such happiness to be seen within. Love your Thanksgiving vignette. Such a pretty teacup and the teapot is a beauty. How sweet are the pilgrim couple standing there. You know what, Kitty, I would love to take a stroll through your home and look at all the pretty china in your collection. You must have dressers overspilling with china pretties. Each Monday I visit there is always a different pretty to see. Enjoy a most wonderful Thanksgiving celebration with your loved ones, lovely Kitty♥

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  10. The grands must love having such a pretty grandmother coming to their events! You have a beautiful family! Happy Thanksgiving to you and yours🍂

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  11. You have been a busy girl, Kitty! So many fun activities, especially this time of year. I have everything I need for that wonderful cobbler recipe, even the honey crisp...hmmm...maybe I will find the time to get one together! Have a most blessed Thanksgiving, dear Kitty!

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  12. Loved seeing your son and daughter and their children. How busy you are enjoying their activities.
    Your tea table is inviting and your recipe sounds delicious.
    Happy Happy THANKSGIVING!

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  13. What a lovely harvest-themed tea setting. I'm intrigued by the ginger cranberry vanilla tea. Have a wonderful Thanksgiving!

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  14. So nice to spend time with your beautiful family, Kitty. Love all the happy faces. Your teapot is so perfect with your autumn-themed setting. It just so happens that I bought cranberries this week, just in case I wanted to bake something and this crisp sounds like the perfect thing! Happy Thanksgiving, dear Kitty. Hugs xo Karen

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  15. Your Thanksgiving tea vignette is so pretty Kitty and your Cranberry Apple Crisp sounds delightful! I'm so glad you got to enjoy those special family events, great photos of you all! Happy Thanksgiving!
    Jenna

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  16. Love your family pictures! I have been making apple crisp every fall for 40 years...why have I neve thought to add cranberries? Sounds delicious!

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  17. What a lovely, loving family!! Aren’t we just so very blessed! And I’m truly thankful and grateful!

    I had planned to make an apple cranberry crisp for Thanksgiving!! I’m excited to try your recipe!!

    Blessed thanksgiving to your and your family!

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  18. Oh how I LOVE cranberries...and apples with them!? Perfect combo. This dessert sounds luscious. Sure did enjoy seeing those precious family pictures of those special people in your life. Happy happy Thanks-Living to you and yours Dear Friend. XO <3

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  19. Kitty, I always so enjoy the photos of you enjoying your wonderful family! That crisp looks sooo good. I love the combination of cranberries and apples.

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  20. Lovely pictures of your beautiful family! Have a wonderful Thanksgiving!

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  21. You have such a lovely family, Kitty. I know how much that all means to you. ♥

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  22. Aw, what great photos! The cranberry apple crisp sounds like something I would love!

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  23. We sure have enjoyed featuring your post on our Top Ten for Full Plate Thursday, 408! Thanks so much for sharing your talent with us and hope to see you again real soon!
    Miz Helen

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