I am thrilled to be a part of this year’s Progressive Dinner Party over at the Book Blog Social Club. I will be contributing my favorite Cinnamon Apples for a beginning side dish.
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Ingredients
› 8 large apples
› 1 cup of water
› 1 cup of granulated white sugar
› 1/4 cup Red Hot candies
Instructions
› Peel and thickly slice apples.
› Combine the water and Red Hots in a large sauce pan. Heat until the sugar and candies have disolved.
› Add apples and sugar to the heated pan.
› Cook apples on medium heat until they are tender.
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That’s it! A simple addition to any holiday feast! These apples always remind me of Christmas. It’s the special dish that I can always count on to grace the table on Christmas morning.
Don’t forget to stop by the Book Blog Social Club to see everyone’s link-ups throughout this entire week! There will be main dish ideas, desserts and decorating ideas.
The previous recipe for a Creamy Artichoke Dip is here at epiBlogger.
The following recipe for Green Bean Bundles is here at eclectic / eccentric.
I used to make these apples a long time ago but lost the recipe. They are delicious and look bright and cheerful on the table. Thanks for the recipe. I’ll try not to lose it this time.
Bet it’s wonderful with the Red Hots!
Absolutely, Margot! Now it will always be here for you to come back and get if you do! ;)
These have been my favorite Christmas tradition dish from my mother, and I will always treasure making them for my son!
This sounds so yummy. I love apples!
This is a great recipe and the red hots add that nice spice that I never wold have though of. Thanks for participating and I hope that you enjoy the recipes posted the rest of the week.
Wow, that is surprisingly easy! Awesome, thanks for sharing. =)
Oh wow, these sound delicious! The red hots are a nice counter to the sweet apple flavor! I love apples & eat them a lot. This would be a nice way to change them up a bit!
Thank you!
The red hots sounds like a great addition. Thanks!