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Grandma's Perfect and Easy Apple Crisp

What you need: 

4 cups apples, sliced or chopped
1 1/2 teaspoons cinnamon
pinch salt
1/4 cup water
1 tablespoon lemon juice
nonstick spray
3/4 cup flour (I use whole wheat pastry)
1/2 cup organic "white" sugar (not sucanat)
1/4 cup vegan margarine (I use regular Earth Balance), melted
pinch salt

What you do: 

1. Preheat oven to 350 degrees F. Toss apples with cinnamon, salt, water, and lemon juice.
2. Spray a pie pan or 10 X 6 pan with nonstick spray (or oil it). Place apple mixture in pan.
3. Mix together well the topping: flour, sugar, margarine, and salt. Crumble it over the apple mixture.
4. Bake until topping becomes a little browned, usually about 50-60 minutes or so.
I like to serve this with some nondairy milk poured on top. One of my favorite recipes of childhood. I omitted the dairy and cut the fat and sugar content way, way down. It still tastes decadent and wonderful to me!

Preparation Time: 
10 minutes
Cooking Time: 
Servings: 
8
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SO HOW'D IT GO?

Great recipe!  I have made it multiple times and you can sort of transpose these ideas to all kinds of other apple recipes where you want a crumbly top.  Thanks!

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yummmm

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This was one of the tastiest things I've eaten like all month. For real. And it was my very first fruit crisp! I'm sold  :)>>>

Jes

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I just made this for my 2 1/2 year old daughter. We have been eating apples for days and she was tired of raw apples so I thought this would be a good change for her. I let her help me and she ate tons of the raw apples with just cinnamon on them so that may be a new treat! It was easy to prepare and she gets to help. She loved it! I used some maple syrup and molasses instead of the white sugar. I also put oatmeal on top along with the regular topping. When I served it, I sprinkled shelled hemp seeds on top for a little extra healthiness. GREAT RECIPE!

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This was super easy!

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loved this recipe! I had a whole bunch of apples that needed to be used up and this was perfect. I added raisins to the apple mixture and walnuts to the topping. I also subbed brown sugar for white out of personal preference and canola oil for the margarine out of convenience. the result was delicious! I poured almond milk over the top and it was perfect. I like that it could pass for a healthy dessert or a kind of sinfully delicious breakfast.

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SO GOOD. I used two pears and a mango instead and added chopped walnuts & flaxseeds to the crisp. Yum.

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wow! This is delish and easy!  It was  a hit!
Maybe i'll try it w/ pears too!

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so good. so basic. so easy!

i used this recipe a couple times at home, looked at the recipe once and somehow pulled it all together. . . . it turned out soo good! the apples i used were really soft when baked, though, so i really shouldve put more in.

i also used this recipe when i went up to my school, cooking for some 100 students.  the recipe popped into my head and i tried it, all from memory! it was a huge hit.  thanks so much for the recipe!  ;)b

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Really, supremely delicious :)>>>  I too added some oats and walnuts to the topping, personal preference.

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