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]]>The first delicious cinnamon based recipe is actually one that is mainly based on another food: apples. Apple pie is one of the tastiest desserts you can make, and one of its most prominent flavors is that of cinnamon.
If you’re someone who loves both cookies and cinnamon, snickerdoodles are the definitive way to go. These cinnamon cookies are truly special, especially when they’re moist and doughy (although everyone has their preferences). Practical, simple, and bursting with flavors, snickerdoodles are simply classic.
Finally, one of the very iconic cinnamon-based dishes out there is yet another dessert—and it’s the cinnamon roll. Prevalent in just about every bakery you go to, and emitting one of the sweetest aromas out there, nothing beats it!
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]]>To create a pie with a balanced flavor profile, opt for a blend of sweet and tart apples like Granny Smith, Honeycrisp, and Braeburn. Sweeter varieties will give your pie a dessert-like feel and enhance the flavors of the sugar and spices, while tart apples will keep things light by serving as a bold, zingy contrast. Experiment with different combinations until you find one that you love.
The key to a perfect apple pie lies in the texture of the filling. Precooking your apples before adding them to your crust will give them a tender, melt-in-your-mouth consistency and help to prevent a soggy bottom crust. Just slice and sauté in a pan with some butter, sugar, and spices until they begin to soften and release their juices.
Choosing the right apples is only the first step in making your apple pie filling. Once you’ve decided which varieties to use, play around with adding other ingredients such as citrus zest, cinnamon, or even a little bourbon to enhance the flavor and give your pie an unforgettable taste.
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]]>To begin, we need to gather our ingredients. Think of a medley of crisp apples, cinnamon, sugar, and a buttery pie crust. It’s like a symphony of flavors waiting to be created. Once we have everything ready, we can dive into the fun part—preparing the apples. Peel and slice them into thin wedges. Don’t forget to toss them with a sprinkle of sugar and a dash of cinnamon to add that extra oomph of flavor.
Now, let’s move on to the crust. Whether you choose to make your own or go for the convenience of store-bought, the choice is yours. If you’re feeling adventurous, you can experiment with adding a pinch of nutmeg or a hint of lemon zest to the dough for an exciting twist.
Once the crust is ready, it’s time to assemble our masterpiece. Fill the crust with the apple slices, pack them in snugly, and cover with a second layer of dough. Don’t forget to cut a few slits on the top to allow steam to escape. Now, it’s off to the oven to bake until golden brown and bubbly.
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]]>Some apple pie recipes call for cinnamon while others don’t. If that’s not the case with yours, add this spice to the mix, and you won’t regret making this tiny change.
Many people tend to add cranberries to their desserts during colder seasons, and you won’t go wrong if you use them to make your apple pie even tastier.
Pumpkins and apples are two of the fruits we’ll be seeing everywhere this season, so why not combine them together and make one hell of a dessert?
If you love your apple pies on a sweeter side but want to avoid sugar, a few drops of maple syrup will give it the flavor boost you’re aiming for.
Caramel and apples are a match made in heaven, and making a pie that contains both these ingredients is always a good idea.
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]]>The post No-Bake Fall Dessert Recipes appeared first on foodisinthehouse.com.
]]>Fortunately, there are ways to create delicious desserts with no actual baking involved, and plenty of no-bake recipes that incorporate all of our favorite seasonal flavors like apple and pumpkin. Here are a few that we love and will continue to make until the temperature drops.
‘No-bake’ definitely doesn’t have to mean there’s no flavor. These little pumpkin cheesecakes are as delicious as they are adorable—packed with pumpkin puree and a blend of delicious fall spices. They can be served in whatever jars or glasses you’ve got on hand.
These cute little tarts not only require no baking but also contain no added sugar. They’re a healthier option if you’re looking for a seasonal treat that isn’t too sweet or indulgent.
Carrots may not be the most obvious choice for a fall recipe, but the spices traditionally used in carrot cake are very similar to those typically paired with pumpkin. These bites are also a great choice for those in search of a gluten-free dessert.
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]]>Granny Smith is one of the all-time favorites when it comes to apple pies and for a very good reason. Their firmness is their biggest strength and your pie will never get too mushy if you’re using them. If their flavor is too strong and acidic for your taste, combine them with some sweeter apple verities to get a great combo.
Braeburn doesn’t get as much attention as some other apple verities, but it’s a great choice for apple pies. In addition to releasing very little liquid when baked, Braeburn is a perfect pick thanks to its unique flavor that offers a great balance between sweet and tart.
Honey Crisp is another fan favorite because they’re pretty firm and hold their shape well when baked. In addition to helping you achieve the right texture by not releasing too much juice while baking, this apple variety is a great choice because it’s perfectly nice and sweet.
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]]>There are so many good chocolate dessert recipes that we couldn’t decide which one to choose, so we just went with this one. After all, can you really go wrong with a chocolate molten lava cake? A staple dessert at restaurants and households alike, we can practically taste the lava from here.
Cinnamon Rolls will always be a classic dessert, maybe till the end of time. We don’t care how many healthy trends emerge into the market—scrumptious dough will always mix well with sugar and cinnamon, and that’s a scientific fact.
There’s nothing like the smell of apple pie when it gets taken out of the oven. The wafting aroma of cinnamon, the warm cooked apple oozing out gently from its core. Is your mouth watering yet? Ours is.
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]]>So, what are Americans’ favorite pies on this special holiday? Here are the top three.
Pumpkin pie is a favorite throughout the entire country, and especially in its heartland. The mixture of pumpkin flesh along with spices—including allspice, cinnamon, and cloves—makes for a true taste of fall.
Apple pie can be found all around the country, but it’s most common in the Northeast for Thanksgiving. In this tasty pie, apples and cinnamons are combined to create a gooey, rich filling that is often combined with a scoop of vanilla ice cream.
Pecan pie is a regional favorite that has now become more and more common across the country. The south-central region—including Texas and Oklahoma—is full of pecan trees, which produce a nut that is mixed with corn syrup and vanilla to make an extremely rich and sweet dessert many swear by.
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]]>The post 5 Common Apple Pie Mistakes You Should Avoid at All Costs appeared first on foodisinthehouse.com.
]]>Picking the right kind of apples is the first step you should make, and you can’t go wrong with firmer varieties that won’t go mushy in the oven. You should also chop the apples by hand instead of using a blender.
Thickeners—such as flour or cornstarch—are an important ingredient in your filling, and your pie will be thin and mushy if you don’t use them.
Don’t leave your dough at room temperature as you prep the filling. It should be refrigerated so the batter wouldn’t soften, leading to the soggy and soft crust.
Don’t go overboard when filling the pie with apples. Too much of a good thing can lead to a disaster, because extra fruit juice can make your crust wet.
Don’t meddle with your oven’s temperature settings while preparing the pie. If your oven isn’t properly heated from the get-go, the bottom of your crust won’t be properly baked.
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]]>The post Easy Apple Pie appeared first on foodisinthehouse.com.
]]>The post 3 Recipes For Cinnamon Lovers appeared first on foodisinthehouse.com.
]]>The first delicious cinnamon based recipe is actually one that is mainly based on another food: apples. Apple pie is one of the tastiest desserts you can make, and one of its most prominent flavors is that of cinnamon.
If you’re someone who loves both cookies and cinnamon, snickerdoodles are the definitive way to go. These cinnamon cookies are truly special, especially when they’re moist and doughy (although everyone has their preferences). Practical, simple, and bursting with flavors, snickerdoodles are simply classic.
Finally, one of the very iconic cinnamon-based dishes out there is yet another dessert—and it’s the cinnamon roll. Prevalent in just about every bakery you go to, and emitting one of the sweetest aromas out there, nothing beats it!
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]]>The post Tips for Making the Ultimate Apple Pie appeared first on foodisinthehouse.com.
]]>To create a pie with a balanced flavor profile, opt for a blend of sweet and tart apples like Granny Smith, Honeycrisp, and Braeburn. Sweeter varieties will give your pie a dessert-like feel and enhance the flavors of the sugar and spices, while tart apples will keep things light by serving as a bold, zingy contrast. Experiment with different combinations until you find one that you love.
The key to a perfect apple pie lies in the texture of the filling. Precooking your apples before adding them to your crust will give them a tender, melt-in-your-mouth consistency and help to prevent a soggy bottom crust. Just slice and sauté in a pan with some butter, sugar, and spices until they begin to soften and release their juices.
Choosing the right apples is only the first step in making your apple pie filling. Once you’ve decided which varieties to use, play around with adding other ingredients such as citrus zest, cinnamon, or even a little bourbon to enhance the flavor and give your pie an unforgettable taste.
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]]>The post How to Make Delicious Apple Pie appeared first on foodisinthehouse.com.
]]>To begin, we need to gather our ingredients. Think of a medley of crisp apples, cinnamon, sugar, and a buttery pie crust. It’s like a symphony of flavors waiting to be created. Once we have everything ready, we can dive into the fun part—preparing the apples. Peel and slice them into thin wedges. Don’t forget to toss them with a sprinkle of sugar and a dash of cinnamon to add that extra oomph of flavor.
Now, let’s move on to the crust. Whether you choose to make your own or go for the convenience of store-bought, the choice is yours. If you’re feeling adventurous, you can experiment with adding a pinch of nutmeg or a hint of lemon zest to the dough for an exciting twist.
Once the crust is ready, it’s time to assemble our masterpiece. Fill the crust with the apple slices, pack them in snugly, and cover with a second layer of dough. Don’t forget to cut a few slits on the top to allow steam to escape. Now, it’s off to the oven to bake until golden brown and bubbly.
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]]>The post 5 Mouth-Watering Apple Pie Flavor Combos That You Should Try ASAP appeared first on foodisinthehouse.com.
]]>Some apple pie recipes call for cinnamon while others don’t. If that’s not the case with yours, add this spice to the mix, and you won’t regret making this tiny change.
Many people tend to add cranberries to their desserts during colder seasons, and you won’t go wrong if you use them to make your apple pie even tastier.
Pumpkins and apples are two of the fruits we’ll be seeing everywhere this season, so why not combine them together and make one hell of a dessert?
If you love your apple pies on a sweeter side but want to avoid sugar, a few drops of maple syrup will give it the flavor boost you’re aiming for.
Caramel and apples are a match made in heaven, and making a pie that contains both these ingredients is always a good idea.
The post 5 Mouth-Watering Apple Pie Flavor Combos That You Should Try ASAP appeared first on foodisinthehouse.com.
]]>The post No-Bake Fall Dessert Recipes appeared first on foodisinthehouse.com.
]]>Fortunately, there are ways to create delicious desserts with no actual baking involved, and plenty of no-bake recipes that incorporate all of our favorite seasonal flavors like apple and pumpkin. Here are a few that we love and will continue to make until the temperature drops.
‘No-bake’ definitely doesn’t have to mean there’s no flavor. These little pumpkin cheesecakes are as delicious as they are adorable—packed with pumpkin puree and a blend of delicious fall spices. They can be served in whatever jars or glasses you’ve got on hand.
These cute little tarts not only require no baking but also contain no added sugar. They’re a healthier option if you’re looking for a seasonal treat that isn’t too sweet or indulgent.
Carrots may not be the most obvious choice for a fall recipe, but the spices traditionally used in carrot cake are very similar to those typically paired with pumpkin. These bites are also a great choice for those in search of a gluten-free dessert.
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]]>The post Top 3 Types of Apples to Use in Your Apple Pie appeared first on foodisinthehouse.com.
]]>Granny Smith is one of the all-time favorites when it comes to apple pies and for a very good reason. Their firmness is their biggest strength and your pie will never get too mushy if you’re using them. If their flavor is too strong and acidic for your taste, combine them with some sweeter apple verities to get a great combo.
Braeburn doesn’t get as much attention as some other apple verities, but it’s a great choice for apple pies. In addition to releasing very little liquid when baked, Braeburn is a perfect pick thanks to its unique flavor that offers a great balance between sweet and tart.
Honey Crisp is another fan favorite because they’re pretty firm and hold their shape well when baked. In addition to helping you achieve the right texture by not releasing too much juice while baking, this apple variety is a great choice because it’s perfectly nice and sweet.
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]]>The post Sweet Winter Desserts to Warm You Right Up appeared first on foodisinthehouse.com.
]]>There are so many good chocolate dessert recipes that we couldn’t decide which one to choose, so we just went with this one. After all, can you really go wrong with a chocolate molten lava cake? A staple dessert at restaurants and households alike, we can practically taste the lava from here.
Cinnamon Rolls will always be a classic dessert, maybe till the end of time. We don’t care how many healthy trends emerge into the market—scrumptious dough will always mix well with sugar and cinnamon, and that’s a scientific fact.
There’s nothing like the smell of apple pie when it gets taken out of the oven. The wafting aroma of cinnamon, the warm cooked apple oozing out gently from its core. Is your mouth watering yet? Ours is.
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]]>The post What Are America’s Favorite Thanksgiving Pies? appeared first on foodisinthehouse.com.
]]>So, what are Americans’ favorite pies on this special holiday? Here are the top three.
Pumpkin pie is a favorite throughout the entire country, and especially in its heartland. The mixture of pumpkin flesh along with spices—including allspice, cinnamon, and cloves—makes for a true taste of fall.
Apple pie can be found all around the country, but it’s most common in the Northeast for Thanksgiving. In this tasty pie, apples and cinnamons are combined to create a gooey, rich filling that is often combined with a scoop of vanilla ice cream.
Pecan pie is a regional favorite that has now become more and more common across the country. The south-central region—including Texas and Oklahoma—is full of pecan trees, which produce a nut that is mixed with corn syrup and vanilla to make an extremely rich and sweet dessert many swear by.
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]]>The post 5 Common Apple Pie Mistakes You Should Avoid at All Costs appeared first on foodisinthehouse.com.
]]>Picking the right kind of apples is the first step you should make, and you can’t go wrong with firmer varieties that won’t go mushy in the oven. You should also chop the apples by hand instead of using a blender.
Thickeners—such as flour or cornstarch—are an important ingredient in your filling, and your pie will be thin and mushy if you don’t use them.
Don’t leave your dough at room temperature as you prep the filling. It should be refrigerated so the batter wouldn’t soften, leading to the soggy and soft crust.
Don’t go overboard when filling the pie with apples. Too much of a good thing can lead to a disaster, because extra fruit juice can make your crust wet.
Don’t meddle with your oven’s temperature settings while preparing the pie. If your oven isn’t properly heated from the get-go, the bottom of your crust won’t be properly baked.
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