24 thoughts on “Quick, Hot Apple Dessert With Home-Canned Apples”

1. Kelli @ The Sustainable Couple at

   Thanks for sharing on Mostly Homemade Mondays! Please join us again tomorrow 🙂

   Kelli (www.thesustainablecouple.com)

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2. Texas Homesteader Post author at

   Awesome Katie, think I’ll “HOP” on over! ~TxH~

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3. Kathe at

   My favorite TMR! Fast and easy 🙂 Thank you for sharing this at the party this week! I am featuring it on my Facebook page and have pinned it to the You’re Gonna Love Tuesday board on Pinterest 🙂 Have an awesome weekend friend!!

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   1. Texas Homesteader Post author at

      That’s awesome, Sweet Kathe, THANK YOU! Loving this spring weather and hoping to get into the garden soon. Enjoy your weekend as well. ~TxH~

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4. Leslie at

   Yum! I love all things apple. I should totally do this. I’m stopping by from the blog hop and I’m a new follower through Pinterest, Twitter, & Facebook.

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   1. Texas Homesteader Post author at

      Well very cool Leslie – welcome to the ranch! ~TxH~

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5. Vickie at

   Oh – how I love pie! Did you see that movie with John Travolta called “Michael”? He was an angel who smoked and drank. Anyhow, one of the other characters in the movie – can’t remember her name now – made the cutest song about loving pie! That’s me! I looked on your search to see if there was a post on how you can your apple pie filling and didn’t see one. Do you use cornstarch when you can your apples? Thanks for this fun and easy recipe!

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   1. Texas Homesteader Post author at

      No Vickie, it’s no longer recommended to use regular corn starch when canning apple pie filling. Although none of the stores around me carried it, I was able to find the recommended modified corn starch here –> http://amzn.to/1imRAsr ~TxH~

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6. Cynthia at

   I definitely love a shortcut. This looks delicious! Thanks for linking to the In and Out of the Kitchen Link Party. Hope to see you next week.

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7. CheapFarmChick at

   Yum, that looks awesome! I have some frozen, that would work too!

   Totally unrelated – I love your Herefords. We don’t have room for cows on our property but Ive always thought Herefords were the prettiest beef breed. My granddad had a few when I was a kid. 🙂

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   1. Texas Homesteader Post author at

      Oh thanks, we love the look of Herefords as well. When we were deciding which breed to raise RancherMan said he loved the old-time look of the Herefords and noted “If you’re going to raise them, you might as well like the way they look!” Can’t really argue with logic like that. LOL ~TxH~

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8. Linda at

   These look and sound comforting. I loved your post on the community support after the ice storm. We had the same type storm one year in the piney woods near Bastrop, Tx. We took a walk late in the afternoon. We could hear pine boughs creaking and breaking all around the Iceland. No electricity in a total electric house. Thanks goodness for lots of firewood. Thanks,for linking to What’d You Do This Weekend.

   Linda

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   1. Texas Homesteader Post author at

      Thanks Linda. There will certainly be lots of firewood for quite a long time after this storm. Little by little RancherMan & I are cleaning up the aftermath starting with the areas directly around the house & barn & moving outward. ~TxH~

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9. Shawna at

   That is so easy, I love how you do a lot of canning. My sister and I preserve jams , pickle relish etc… It comes in handy when prices are through the roof at the grocery store.
   Thank you for joining us on our Four Seasons Blog Hop. Pinning Now.

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10. Beverly at

    What a clever idea for dessert. I want some now!
    Have a great week,
    Bev

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    1. Texas Homesteader Post author at

       Thanks Beverly – it sure does make for a quick sweet treat. 🙂 ~TxH~

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11. Texas Homesteader Post author at

    What a winning combination too Elie. Love it ~TxH~

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12. Brenda Towsley at

    That would work for me, like both the apple pie filling and grahams! Yum

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13. Kathy at

    That looks pretty good! I can’t seem to keep apples around here though. As soon we we get them I dehydrate them and then they are gobbled up. I’d love to find someone who has an apple tree but doesn’t need all of them. That would be a great find. You’re quite lucky.

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    1. Texas Homesteader Post author at

       I’m pretty lucky she shared those apples with me. I also have a dear friend with a huge pear tree that shares with me. Luh-KEY! ~TxH~

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14. Lynn@Southern Direction at

    How yummy this looks and easy to boot!

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    1. Texas Homesteader Post author at

       Yes ma’am Lynn, and what a winning combination that is huh? 🙂 ~TxH~

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15. Candy C. at

    What a great idea, instant dessert!! 🙂

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    1. Texas Homesteader Post author at

       Yeah Candy, I’m pretty fond of homemade and instant in the same dessert. LOL ~TxH~

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