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Bushels of Fun: Apple Recipes Round-Up


When I put out a Call for Apple Recipes last week, I started getting submissions immediately. I'm excited about giving these a go this year. Now I'm ready to go pick some apples!

Sweet Eats

Savory Treats

Toastables - Cheers!
Thanks to all the bloggers who shared their recipes!
Jessie at Vanderbilt Wife

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  1. Wow! I have a bag of cooking apples waiting to be made into something wonderful. Will certainly have a look through this list for inspiration.

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  2. So many I want to try!! Thanks for sharing my cakes!

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  3. There's some really good recipes here that I can't wait to try!
    (aka The Martini Diva)

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  4. Yay! My favorite season...thanks so much for bringing all of these great ideas together, Camilla :)

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  5. Bushels of fun indeed... so many wonderful ideas and apple recipes. I can't wait to go through them all. This roundup is a brilliant idea Camilla!

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  6. Thanks for including me and wow, what a wonderful round up.

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