by Aimee
When it comes to fall fruit in Quebec, apples reign supreme, from the early Jersey Mac to the late maturing Cortland.
A wide wooden bowl on my kitchen table holds an ever-rotating assortment of Honeycrisp and Sunrise – our favourites for munching – and the fridge drawer keeps Green Russets and Ginger Golds crisp for salads and slaws.
Local farms open their orchard gates and we are among the many Montrealers who flock through to pick apples. We make it an annual event, enjoy a picnic with the family amid the fall leaves, and stay until the sun dips and the children tire of running.
28 Apple Recipes: the sweet and the savoury
It’s easy to get excited about fall baking with such a surplus of local fruit at our fingertips; however, the versatile apple is capable of so much more than pie filling, don’t you agree?
To prove my point, here are twenty eight of my recipes that all feature apples – from sweet treats to savoury dishes, drinks and home preserves. After reading this round-up, you’re sure to bookmark an apple recipe to make in celebration of apple season.
I’m getting started with a mug of roasted apple and rosemary tisane for this chilly morning…
Apple Beverages
Apples for breakfast
- Apple Pie Baked Oatmeal (my recipe for Jamie Oliver)
- Chai Spice Granola with Dried Apple and Almonds
- Apple Pie Empanadas
Savoury Apple Recipes
- Apple Pomegranate Kale Salad with Lemon Vinaigrette
- Apple-Fennel Salad with Pecans and Pomegranate
- Butternut Squash Apple Soup
Sweet Apple Recipes
- Maple Cinnamon Apple Chips
- Maple-Sweetened Apple Spice Cake
- Slow Cooker Apple Crisp
- Maple Pecan Baked Apples
Preserving with Apples
Leave a comment and tell me what you are making with apples this fall. Sweet or savoury?
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