Whole Baked Apples

Whole Baked Apples
These festive fall treats are stuffed with brandy-soaked dried fruits, butter and sugar, and a charming cinnamon stick. Victoria de la Maza
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I love how baked apples look, so crinkly and golden, and how easy it is to make this festive fall dessert. The variations are endless and really anything goes.

This recipe calls for dried fruits, a splash of brandy, and a whole cinnamon stick, for both flavor and a charming presentation. Sometimes, I make them just with brown sugar or maple syrup. Other times, I use apricot jam or marmalade and Calvados, the orange-scented apple brandy. For some crunch, I might fill the apples with pecans and butter, and serve them with vanilla ice cream as the wonderful ending to a fall dinner.

Victoria de la Maza
Victoria de la Maza
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Victoria de la Maza is an award-winning cookbook author, columnist, and international TV host. Passionate about great food, she combines American traditions with her European heritage to create classic-with-a-twist recipes and ideas for stylish entertaining at home. Subscribe to her weekly newsletter, "Diary of a Serial Hostess,” at VictoriaDeLaMaza.substack.com
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