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Crustless Apple Pies Recipe
Crustless Apple Pies Recipe
I love apple pie and I seriously love apples. However, I was one of those people who went to the store and just bought apples that looked good. That was until I tried an Ambrosia™ apple. Have you tried these amazing apples? We received a crate of them and devoured them the first day. However, I wanted to make a recipe with them so I immediately went to the store the next day and bought more apples. I had to hide them from my family. We hope that you love this Crustless Apple Pies Recipe.
About Ambrosia Apples
- Naturally sweet: Ambrosia apple have a distinct honeyed and slightly perfumed flavor. They are one of the sweetest apples in today’s market.
- Crisp and juicy: Ambrosia apple flesh is tender and juicy with a very fine, crisp texture. Taste comparisons have shown that even tart apple fans are won over by Ambrosia’s juiciness and crunchy texture.
- Bi-colored beauty: Ambrosia skin is smooth, with a bright, almost iridescent pink blush over a creamy background.
Crustless Apple Pies Recipe
Ingredients
- 2 Ambrosia™ apples
- 1 tsp cinnamon
- 1 tablespoon light brown sugar
Directions
- Preheat oven to 350 degrees.
- Cut the top off of your Ambrosia™ apples. Scoop out the middle of your Ambrosia™ apples using a spoon.
- Cut up what you have just scooped out of the center. Mix into your apples that you have just cut up your cinnamon and brown sugar and stir to completely cover the apples.
- Now, put your apple mixture back into the middle of your hollow apples.
- In a baking dish, put just enough water to cover the bottom of the dish and place your apples in the dish, put the tops of the apples that you previously cut off back on top of the apples.
- Bake for 15 minutes.
- Remove from oven and take off the tops of the apples again and bake for an additional 5 minutes.
- Remove from oven and let cool for about five minutes.
- For added flavor, serve with vanilla ice cream.
Whether you were searching for a crustless apple pie recipe, a crustless mock apple pie, a crustless gluten free apple pie, crustless apple pie trisha or even crustless apple pie with vanilla ice cream, our crustless apple pie recipe will not disappoint. We hope that you are inspired by this Crustless Apple Pies Recipe. Happy baking!
That looks like an amazing and deliciously easy recipe. Apple pie is my go to dessert. Now I can have it without the guilt!
I think my husband would just love this recipe. It is easy and looks delicious.
Those look amazing. Ambrosia apples are my favorite for baking they have such a wonderful flavor.
Those look an amazing treat to have. I love apple pie and will have to try this out.
I love this! I’ve never been a big fan of pie crust. Yum!
What a great take on an old favorite. Thanks for sharing!
What a creative take on apple pie. This would be perfect for a la mode. Yum!
now that is brilliant! I absolutely love using the apple itself to cook these in! And it looks so delicious.
I want to try making these for a holiday party that we are having. I love how pretty they look and I bet that they taste great!
Oh my goodness these little apple pies are AWESOME! This is great for me especially since I rarely make pie because I cannot commit to making this giant dessert I know I can’t (and shouldn’t eat) but these little individual ones are a healthier alternative to crust pies!
These apples are amazing, we discovered them by accident a few months ago and now we get these instead of Fujis whenever we see them out shopping. I’m going to try the crustless pie as well.
These look so good! I would love to make them for my family.
This looks so amazing! I love apples
Those apples look nice and fresh, what a great recipe. Looks like a great way to eat the whole apple – yum!
Yum!! I’ve never heard of Ambrosia apples, but I’ll certainly be looking for them when I’m at the store next time.
This looks awesome
I love this recipe! I have never had Ambrosia apples before, but I would love to try them. This is such a cute way to make apples. I will have to try it!
What a cute recipe! and this is the first time I’ve heard of ambrosia apples – they look and sound delish! I also love the box they came in, they would make a nice gift, too!
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