Wow! This is one amazing caramel apple and it’s so easy to make. This is a great idea for an afternoon snack, tea with the girls, summer parties or a fancy dessert. Imagine an apple wrapped in buttery crescent dough, baked until the apple is tender but crisp, and filled with oozing caramel. Serve that with ice cream and you’ve got yourself an irresistible dessert. Come on in and I’ll share the recipe with you:
Oh my goodness, are these delicious!
These caramel apples follow my “keep it simple” must haves – simple, quick and yummy.
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And finally…here’s your handy, dandy recipe printable:
Ingredients
- 4 Granny Smith Apples - cored
- 1 package of buttery flake Pillsbury Crescent Roll dough
- Caramel ice cream topping - 14 0z.
Instructions
- Preheat oven to 350 degrees
- Using a sharp knife or an apple corer hollow the apple enough to give it a cavity for plenty of caramel sauce, but still leaving enough apple flesh to enjoy with the caramel
- Unroll the crescent dough and use 2 triangles to completely cover the outside of the apple - pushing the pieces of dough together and pressing them firmly against the apple until they hold
- Place the apples on a baking sheet and bake for about 20 - 25 minutes - just until the dough is cooked through and golden
- The apple will be soft but still crisp
- Remove from the oven and fill the middle with caramel sauce - It's optional to heat the caramel sauce, before filling the apple
- Serve Immediately while it's still warm. Enjoy
Notes
- *Be sure to check on the apples after they have baked for a few minutes. Due to the wax coating of some apples the crescent dough might slip down a bit. This has only happened once in my years of making these apples. All I did to fix it was to flip the apple upside down and press the dough back around the apple. I continued to bake the apple until it was golden and the dough was baked. Problem solved.
Nutrition
Serving: 4g
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