Apple Crisp Easy Recipe
Looking for a great way to use those freshly picked apples? Check out this apple crisp easy recipe that you will make again and again.
As the temperature drops in fall, I love playing around with different types of pumpkin and apple recipes.
Don’t you?
And this one totally hits the mark!
If you enjoy apple pie, you will love this super easy version of apple crisp.
It is SO GOOD and simple to make.
I think it is PERFECT for our Thanksgiving supper club theme as well as last month’s fall harvest virtual dinner party.
Have I mentioned how good this apple crisp easy recipe is?
Trust me…you’ve got to make this one!
If you are coming from Danielle at Faith and Farmhouse, welcome to the party!
You can find the rest of the Thanksgiving menu from our dinner club at the bottom of this post.
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What is Apple Crisp?
In general, apple crisp is made with apple pie filling and topped with a crumbly butter topping.
Is Apple Crisp the Same as Apple Pie
While it sounds similar, it is not the same.
Apple crisps are way easier to make than apple pies because you aren’t messing around with pie crusts.
You don’t have to make or buy one!
Plus, apple crisps are more like a dump-and-go dessert whereas an apple pie looks more prepared and packaged.
What is the Best Apple to Use for Apple Crisp
While you can use any apple you want, I prefer granny smith apples over others.
You can’t beat the tart flavor with the sweetness of the rest of the ingredients.
Just make sure you get enough apples to make an amazing dessert.
How to Make Apple Crisp Easy Dessert
I am a huge fan of anything with apples.
Love apple pie.
Apple cider.
Apples in main course dishes.
Side dishes.
Apples with caramel.
And I am a huge fan of apple crisp! A friend of mine gave me a version of this recipe years ago and I still make it to this day!
It’s a great way to use those freshly picked apples from the farm.
And it takes moments to whip up!
Apple Crisp Easy Ingredients and Supplies
While you can use whatever kind of apples you want, I think the tartness of granny smith apples works best with this recipe.
But let me know in the comments if you think otherwise!
Here’s what you need to make this recipe for apple crisp.
While you don’t need many supplies aside from a baking dish and sharp knife or apple corer, I love to use this apple peeling contraption.
Have you ever used an apple corer peeler slicer kitchen gadget before?
I got mine several years ago from a Pampered Chef party and love to use it for this recipe.
If you don’t have one, you can just chop up the apples.
But I love how it peels the skin off and evenly slices each apple.
Directions to Make Recipe for Apple Crisp
Since I am a huge fan of simple-to-make dishes, this fall dessert recipe hits the mark!
It’s a good dump and bake dish.
It takes minutes to prepare.
And it is super yummy to boot!
Here’s how to make it:
- Preheat the oven to 350.
- Chop apples. I like to use a corer peeler slicer to make thin slices and remove the skin as well.
- Place apples in a baking dish.
- Sprinkle cinnamon and salt on apples.
- Add water. No need to mix.
- Mix flour, sugar, and softened butter in a separate bowl.
- Crumble the flour mixture on top of the apples.
- Bake at 350 for 40 minutes. Serve and enjoy!
Top with vanilla ice cream if desired.
Wait until you see how good it is!
Apple Crisp Easy Recipe
Equipment
Ingredients
Instructions
- Preheat oven to 350.
- Chop apples. I like to use a corer peeler slicer to make thin slices and remove the skin as well.
- Place apples in baking dish.
- Sprinkle cinnamon and salt on apples.
- Add water. No need to mix.
- Mix flour, sugar and softened butter in separate bowl.
- Crumble the flour mixture on top of the apples.
- Bake at 350 for 40 minutes.
- Serve and enjoy!
- Top with vanilla ice cream if desired.
Notes
Nutrition
If you make this easy apple crisp recipe, let me know what you think!
Next up on the virtual supper club menu is Rachel from The Ponds Farmhouse.
I can’t wait to try her drink recipe!
Thanksgiving Dinner Menu Ideas
From cocktails, to appetizers, side dishes, and desserts, we have your next Thanksgiving dinner party covered!
On the photos below, click on the blog name to view the recipe.
- The Ponds Farmhouse’s Caramel Apple Cider Martini
- Simply 2 Moms’ Savory Autumn Squash Soup
- Midwest Life and Style’s Tender Oven Roasted Green Beans with Bacon
- Faith and Farmhouse’s Southern Style Cornbread Stuffing
- Vintage Home Designs’ Crock Pot Turkey with Cranberries
- Bricks ‘n Blooms Pumpkin Apple Crisp Easy Recipe (you are here)
Looking for More Supper Club Ideas?
Our supper club has been so much fun and we’ve covered so much over the last year.
Whether you are in a supper club or just want some dinner party theme inspiration, check out the themes we’ve hosted before.
And click here if you want to learn how to organize and host your own supper club,
- Galentine’s Day Brunch
- St. Patrick’s Day
- Spring Brunch
- Cinco De Mayo
- 4th of July
- Picnic Date
- Tailgating Party
- Fall Harvest Dinner Party
- Thanksgiving Dinner Party
- Christmas Dinner Party
- New Year’s Eve
- Cozy Winter Dinner
- Italian Dinner Party
- Easter Brunch
- Afternoon Tea Party
- Low Country Boil
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