Ultimate Apple Crisp is a fall favorite full of sliced apples, cinnamon, brown sugar, butter, and crispy baked oats.
We have a passion for apple crisp in this house, and in our kitchen this week we’re cooking up Apple Crisp Crumb Cake, Apple Crisp Cookies, and my Legendary Apple Crisp Pie!
Ultimate Apple Crisp
Ultimate Apple Crisp is a MUST in our house when this time of the year rolls around. My favorite part is that it tastes a lot like apple pie, with less than half of the work!
Plus the topping. The topping is the best part of any dessert because it’s crispy, buttery, full of brown sugar and it has (in our house at least) a giant scoop of vanilla ice cream melting over it making it this mix of hot and cold and buttery. Did I mention the apple and caramel-y goodness in the apple mixture? This dessert is heaven.
The apples cook down with the brown sugar and spices to make something really close to apple pie filling. And the soft texture of the apples are perfectly matched with the crispy crunch of the oat crumble topping. My kids LOVE having this dessert with vanilla ice cream on the holidays.
You can assemble this apple crisp recipe ahead of time or even freeze it so it’s ready when you are. You can also throw nuts into the crisp streusel topping, like pecan or almonds, to add even MORE crunchy texture.
HOW DO YOU MAKE APPLE CRISP TOPPING?
Apple crisp topping uses all-purpose flour, butter, and sugar as the base. From there, you can add ingredients like oats, nuts, seeds, or pieces of dried fruit for sweetness and crunch. Each apple crisp recipe does it a little bit differently. You want to cover the entire dessert, so make enough for the length of the baking dish.
Make sure you’re using rolled oats for this topping and not quick oats or oatmeal. You need the firmness of the rolled oats to stand up to the baking, the others will disappear into the topping when baked.
I also consider ice cream a topping, even if it’s not technically part of the apple crisp recipe, because it really completes the dessert.
WHAT KIND OF APPLES DO YOU USE FOR APPLE CRISP?
Fuji, Cortland, Golden Delicious, Honey Crisp, Braeburn or Granny Smith apples all great choices for this because they are all sweet / tart apples, and hold up really well in this crisp recipe. These are also great for baking other recipes, like Apple Slab Pie With Spiced Glaze.
Choose your favorite apple and it’ll likely work, just please don’t use apple filling from a can or store bought caramel sauce.
HOW TO MAKE OLD FASHIONED APPLE CRISP IN THE SLOW COOKER
Add apples to slow cooker and stir together with orange juice, 1/4 cup sugar, 1/4 cup brown sugar, cinnamon and nutmeg.
In a separate bowl mix together your all-purpose flour, sugar, and other topping ingredients, and add on top of apples.
Bake on high for a total time of 3-4 hours, or on low for 6-8 hours. In the last half hour, open top slightly. This will help the top crisp up of the dessert.
Serve warm with ice cream.
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CAN YOU MAKE APPLE CRISP IN ADVANCE?
Apple crisp is a great make ahead dessert because it can be assembled in a baking or casserole dish and stored in the refrigerator for 1-2 days before baking. You can also seal it tightly and freeze it, then defrost in the refrigerator for at least 24 hours before baking.
HOW DO YOU STORE APPLE CRISP?
Cooked apple crisp should be cooled and tightly sealed either in a container or with plastic wrap, and stored in the refrigerator. It will keep about 2-3 days. You can also wrap the apple crisp tightly and freeze it. When you’re ready, defrost in the refrigerator.
TIPS FOR HOMEMADE APPLE CRISP
- Make sure you’re using rolled oats. They are less processed then quick cooking or instant oats, so you’ll get a crispier crust this way.
- Don’t skip the brown sugar. It adds some of those deep molasses notes to the apple crisp that make it really flavorful instead of just sweet.
- If you don’t have a stand mixer, you can pulse the topping ingredients a few times in the food processor. Just make sure to not over-process, or the topping won’t turn out as crispy.
- Once you add your butter you want about pea-sized pieces.
- If you cut your apples ahead of time, add 1-2 tablespoons of lemon juice to keep them from browning.
- For the full dessert experience, top warm apple crisp with cold vanilla ice cream!
- If you want a fun topping that isn’t caramel sauce use apple cider that you cook down to a glaze. You’ll love it so much you’ll never use caramel sauce again.
Ultimate Apple Crisp
Ingredients
- 2 pounds Fuji or Granny Smith apples peeled and thinly sliced
- 1/4 cup orange juice
- 1/4 cup granulated sugar
- 1/4 cup brown sugar
- 1 tablespoon ground cinnamon
- 1 teaspoon ground nutmeg
- 1 1/2 cups flour
- 3/4 cup granulated sugar
- 3/4 cup light brown sugar , packed
- 1/2 teaspoon kosher salt
- 1 cup rolled oats (not instant)
- 1/2 pound cold unsalted butter , diced
Instructions
Preheat the oven to 350 degrees.
In a large bowl add the apple slices, orange juice, 1/4 cup sugar, 1/4 cup brown sugar, cinnamon and nutmeg.
To make the crisp topping, mash together the flour, 3/4 cup sugar, 3/4 cup brown sugar, salt, oats and butter.
Add the apples to a 8x8 pan and add the crisp topping on top before baking for 30-40 minutes or until golden brown.
Recipe Notes
Note: click on times in the instructions to start a kitchen timer while cooking.
I had an issue where I added too much cinnamon but otherwise it tastes amazing. Any suggestions?
I am planning on making this for Thanksgiving. Does it turn out caramely? I had a quest for a apple crisp with lots of caramel ?thank you in advance!
This recipe is very crisp heavy which is our favorite but it’s still got a saucy filling. If you want more caramel sauce You could double the sauce mixture but it’s going to be a LOT. As in a lot of heavy flavors. If you like the crisp topping, this is absolutely hands down your dessert, it just hasn’t been tested with tons of sauce. Happy Thanksgiving!
I made this last year for Thanksgiving and everyone loved it. I’ve tried multiple Apple crisp recipes and this is by far the best. I do have a question for this year though, I need to make it gluten free and I was wondering if there is any specific flour substitute you would recommend? Or maybe they would all turn out pretty much the same? I don’t know anything about gluten free baking ?
Thank you so much for the glowing review!
I don’t do a lot of gluten free baking, but the recipes I’ve made I use the King Arthur Gluten Free Flour and it seems to be as good as gluten free baking can get!
Just tried this recipe out! I used 1/4 less butter only because I didnt have enough. came out perfect in a 9×13 glass pan. Even made the apple cider glaze and vanilla ice cream to go with it 🙂 thank you thank you!
This is my dads new favorite dessert. Now I’m making two other of your recipes for Thanksgiving. So delicious! Thanks for sharing. 🙂
Yay! I’m so happy to hear that, thank you so much for the review. This is one of my favorite recipes too!
Very good! Thanks for the recipe, perfect for a cold snowing winter day.
My other half truly appreciates you, I appreciate the ease of the recipe.
Thanks for the 5 stars, Eileen.
This has been my go-to recipe for YEARS! Easy to make vegan, too ? Thanks for sharing this with the world!
Yay!! Thanks for the stars, Maneta.
do you need nutmeg for this?
I used 1 teaspoon of nutmeg for this recipe. If you don’t have it, you can substitute with more cinnamon or ginger or clove. Pumpkin pie spice would even make a great substitution. Hope this helps!
I made it 4 days ago and just ate the last bit myself last night… Fantastic. Another winner. Made it as written. Gosh, thank you for this awesome recipe! lol
This was a great recipe and had great flavor! I’m fairly new to baking, so I’m thinking may have messed up the topping. I cubed the cold butter and mixed it in. When it was done baking the top layer looked kind of dry and powdery instead of what is pictured. Is there a tip or recommendation you can offer? Thanks in advance!
I’m so glad you enjoyed it. It sounds like maybe your butter was still in too big of pieces. Try mashing it more into smaller pieces that’ll melt easier. Hope this helps.
Would it work to replace the apples with peaches and if so, would the amounts still be the same? This looks amazing ! Thank you
Yes 🙂
Really Good recipe! I made this for fourth of July and got a lot of great feedback!
Thanks for coming back to let me know, Rachel. I appreciate the 5 star rating.
Instructions very short worded and unhelpful
Was there something specific you had a question on that I could help with?
love this!! my boyfriend, friends, family, everyone. so good
Simple and delicious! I swapped out orange juice for lemon juice and used gluten-free flour. It turned out really well. I will definitely use this recipe again!
Sounds like a great swap, so glad you enjoyed the recipe!
Do you pour the apples with the juice into the dish?
Yes 🙂
Some nice woman gave me a bag of apples this past weekend and I just made this Apple Crisp. It was absolutely delicious but I am not sure how you made this in an 8×8 pan. I did mine in 9×13 and it was perfect. I did bake it for about 50 minutes. So good!
Soooo good! Hubby said it was perfect! It has the best apple to topping ratio of any crisp ever! It totally fits in an 8×8 pan so I’m not sure what other people are talking about. Smoosh it in the pan if you have to, but don’t be afraid of the topping. It condenses a little during baking anyway. I cannot say enough about how amazing this recipe is!!!
I used a 9” x 13” glass pan.
Additional ingredients added:
Apple mixture:
Add 1 cup of frozen cranberries.
Instead of Orange juice, substitute 1/2 cup of Countreau or Grande Marnier
Crumble Topping:
Add 1/2 cup of chopped unsalted pecans
Absolutely incredibly awesome recipe. Love it!!! Bakes up like a dream. Be courageous, use all the crumble topping. You’ll be glad you did.
Could you please us a different amount for the butter, like a cup etc.
Thanks a lot and it looks very very good I really want to make it.
It’s 1 cup 🙂
The topping was delicious! Topping part can be the toughest sometimes but this recipe was easy and came out good. Just a personal opinion- i will make it with less nutmeg next time, too overpowering for my taste. (But I’ve never been huge on nutmeg)
can i subs kosher salt for sea salt ?
Yes but you’ll want to cut back on the amount by about 1/4.
If there is a such thing as a perfect recipe, this is definitely in the running.
Thanks, Gary. You just made my day!
It is delicious! We made it to take to a Thanksgiving Dinner. It was a hit. I just made it again to take to another event but we are having trouble not sneaking bites before 🙂
It sounds like a good problem to have, haha!
This was delicious! My husband tried it at a dinner party, then he made it for the next dinner party we hosted. It’s now a go-to dinner party dessert for us.
That’s so awesome! Thanks!
My god. There is a ton of topping! I used half and refrigerated the rest.
Made this for Thanksgiving and it was delicious! The amount of cinnamon was perfect for me. The very slight orange flavor is really nice, too. I did use a 9×13 pan as others suggested. And, since we don’t eat dairy, subbed in Earth Balance for the butter. Will definitely make again!
If I make this tonight, do I bake it before I put it in the fridge or do I just put on the crumble and put in the fridge and bake it tomorrow?
I assemble it all the day before and keep it in the refrigerator to bake the next day. Enjoy!
Can you please update the pan size? I used a 8×11 pan and it was still overflowing with using just 4 apples.
I plan on making this for Thanksgiving but i was wondering if i can substitute the apples for cherries?
Absolutely. That sounds amazing!
I just made this with the apples we picked this past weekend. It was delicious!!!!! Can I cut out any of the sugar or butter? Put in one stick instead of two? I would love to make this soon but am thinking of a healthier option so I can make more often.
I’m so glad you enjoyed it! Feel free to play around with the recipe until you find the amounts that are perfect for you.
Is it necessary to cook apple mixture Pryer to putting it in the oven
Nope, it cooks all at once. 🙂
This recipe looks delicious. I’m planning on making this for Thanksgiving. I don’t care for the taste of nutmeg. Should I add an extra teaspoon of cinnamon or just delete the nutmeg and not substitute the cinnamon. Also, many people have suggested using a 9×13 pan rather than an 8×8 pan. Do you think this would cause the apple mixture to be skimpy? Thank you in advance for answering my questions.
Sorry for the delay. I used an 8×8 pan whenever I make this. I would add more cinnamon for the nutmeg, and maybe ground clove or cardamom if you prefer those flavors. Hope this helps!
I never leave a comment unless I’ve actually tried a recipe. This one I will make again and again! It’s that good! I didn’t have orange juice so I juiced clementines, it was wow! I did cut way back on the cinnamon. I wanted a BIG pan so I tripled the recipe. I had leftover crumb topping, that I put in the freezer for another time. Oh and I shredded the apples. I was asked for the recipe by several others. Now that’s a compliment! I did make it the day before and put it in a low oven to warm before serving. mmmmmm
That’s a huge compliment when people ask for your recipe! I’m glad you were able to make it your own and it turned out so well! 🙂
I have a question…does this topping come out very crunchy? When my mother-in-law makes apple crisp using oatmeal in her topping, it is a soggy gooey mess. Not to my liking. I am looking for a “crunchy” topping.
It does – the trick is to use rolled oats, not instant or quick cooking. 🙂 Hope this helps and it turns out well for you!
Just did this as a practice round before the holidays. Not gonna lie, I felt pretty grossed out by the amount of sugar and butter that’s in it, but that’s also why it ended up being so good. Even my apple hating roommate went back for seconds.
Haha well glad this won over the apple haters. 🙂 The butter and sugar make it for sure, but it’s definitely an indulgent treat for us!
Way way too much cinnamon! I did not enjoy this. Perhaps there is a typo?
So sorry it wasn’t to your taste 🙁 You can always use less if you aren’t a fan of that much cinnamon. Let me know if you try it again and adjust to your liking 🙂
Made this for my daughter’s birthday, everyone loved it.
Aw, so happy to hear that! 🙂
This recipe is absolutely delicious!!! I didn’t have any OJ on hand so I used just a little lemon juice. I followed the rest of the recipe as written and it was perfect! I do agree with the pan size change, I used a 9×13 and it was great! I have made many different apple crisp recipes and this is the only one that my boys have asked me to make again!
Aw I love when it wins over the littlest eaters! So glad you enjoyed it!
If I’m planning to make this today, and our thanksgiving dinner is tomorrow would you recommend just leaving it in the fridge and reheating in the oven tomorrow when we are ready for dessert? Or what would you suggest ?
Thank you so much
You can definitely do that! You can also make it in the slow cooker the same day (instructions in post) if you the yummy smell of apples won’t make you crazy while cooking all the other Thanksgiving stuff 😀
Planning on making this tonight!… I noticed that in the recipe it doesn’t mention anything about a stand mixer, but in the blog it does. What attachment is used in the stand mixer for mixing the crumble topping?
I also noticed that you mentioned in the comments there were more prep pictures, where would I find these?
A lot of the comments pertain to the 8×8 square dish not being big enough… should the assembled, uncooked version be overflowing because it eventually cooks down?
I use the flat beater with the mixer on low. Make sure it doesn’t over mix. I’m not sure what you mean by more pictures, the pictures I have are in the post. The only comment I could find mentioning them, references the post.
If I am going to make ahead and freeze, do I freeze before or after cooking?
You want to freeze after cooking so that you can defrost and serve.
Something with the flour in this recipe is not right…it seems like it’s way too much flour for the small amount of the other topping ingredients.
I’ve used this amount many times and it always comes out perfect but you can feel free to adjust it if it’s not working for you.
I love peaches… Do you think this could be made with peaches?
That sounds delicious!
Just popped this into the oven made with apples From my tree! I will say this recipe does NOT fit in an 8×8 pan. It filled up my 10×13. Can’t wait to try it. Vanilla ice cream is in the freezer ready to go.
How do I get the filling to be not so soupy?
Did you adjust any of the ingredients or amounts? Not sure why it would be soupy.
I made this for the second time tonight and it is PERFECT. Anytime I’m in a funk, I like to make my life as “Fall” as possible (chili, fall scented candles, pumpkin and apple everything). This makes my house smell so good and, when paired with a good Halloween movie, is a serious life saver for me. Thank you so much for this recipe.
I’m glad it was able to brighten your day.
This was ridiculously sweet. The topping turned out grainy due to the excessive amount of sugar and had the flavor of toffee. I would definitely suggest starting with less sugar and adding more as you go to your own taste preferences.
How did you get this to work in an 8×8? I made it in a 13×9, and it was overflowing.
Instructions aren’t clear. How long do I cook the apple mixture if not using a slow cooker?
The recipe card includes the instructions for using the oven, not a slow cooker. Sorry if that was unclear. You’ll want to bake it in the oven for 30-40 minutes. Hope this helps clear up any confusion.
Did I miss something here? The recipe calls for 1-1/2 cup of flour, but only 3/4th cup of flour for the topping. Confused
The recipe states to make the crisp topping to mash together the flour, 3/4 cup sugar, 3/4 cup brown sugar, salt, oats and butter. Maybe you saw the 3/4 for the sugar and brown sugar instead? Hope this helps clear up any confusion.
If I wanted to double the recipe for a party & put it in a 9×13, how long would you suggest cooking it for? Looks amazing, can’t wait to try!
I’d recommend 40-45 minutes. Enjoy!
I’ve only ever made apple crisp with fresh apples, but I have a bunch that have started to go mealy. Would this be a good use for them since they get cooked anyway, or would the texture still be noticeable and ruin the dessert?
I think it might be noticeable. I’m not sure I would use them.
I absolutely Love your recipes and I thank you so much for Sharing! I am a 72yr. old Grandma that can still learn something new everyday.
That’s so sweet of you, Pat!
Looks like a good recipe, but the popups and ads chased me away. I want recipes, not intrusions.
My apologies John, I actually run about half the ads of most food blogs which is the minimum I can run to actually pay my bills since I have done only one sponsored post this year. Since I don’t charge for any of my content it is the only way to keep this blog afloat. I apologize, I do actually try really hard to keep it to a minimum because I am really sensitive to ads too.
I currently have this recipe baking in the oven. It looks and smells wonderful. I hope it tastes as good! I would just like to note one thing – there is absolutely, positively no possible way this recipe was going to fit in an 8×8 pan. No way. The apples alone filled 3/4 of the pan. I am using a 9×13 and that’s filled end to end and to the top.
You mentioned cooking down some apple cider as a glaze, but don’t expand upon that… Is there any trick to it? Or other ingredients? Or do you just cook apple cider?
It’s pretty easy. Bring apple cider, sugar, butter and corn syrup to a boil. Reduce heat to medium and cook for about 4 minutes, stirring constantly. Remove from heat and stir in a bit of vanilla. Enjoy!
“Preheat the oven to 350 degrees.” Is that celsius or fahrenheit?
Fahrenheit 🙂
Help…I’m currently making this and have read through most of the “how to”, looking for the pan size. ? I used a 9×13 as it appeared to be a lot of everything, and buttered it.
I’ll let you know how it turns out. ?
So sorry about that. It should be in a 8×8 pan. I’ve edited the recipe card.
The best apple crisp I’ve had. So so good. Easy to make. Turns out perfect every time. Tonight I made it for our Thanksgiving feast tomorrow cause it’s so good! Thank you!
I’m so happy reading this! Happy Thanksgiving!
Hi, is this recipe for a 8 or 9” pan or a 9×13”? I don’t seem to see where you say what size pan to use. Thanks!
Thanks for catching that. You should use an 8×8 pan for this recipe. 🙂
Looks divine! Did I miss the size pan to bake this in?
You’ll want to use an 8×8 pan. Enjoy!!
We couldn’t have loved this more! Made it for a Friendsgiving and everyone was asking for the recipe. The double topping is key and it comes out super crispy and delicious. A must make, especially for the holidays.
Yay!! You know it’s a hit when everyone asks for the recipe.
I don’t know if I missed it but what size pan do I use??
You’ll want to use an 8×8 pan for this recipe. I’ve edited the recipe card to add that. Thanks for letting me know it was missing. 🙂
Omg. This is the best apple crisp I have ever made/had! Love love love it’s so so good. My friends and family all love it Making for the second time in two weeks. Love serving it warm with a dallop of Vanilla ice cream and a bit of Carmel sauce. Decadent! Thank you for the recipe!
You’re welcome, Nicole!
The BEST apple crisp I have ever made ? Had guests over who weren’t fans of “cooked fruit” and they went back for seconds.
I love it!! Thanks for coming back to let me know.
I’ve been making apple crisp for 30 years and this is simply a perfect recipe
Thanks Marsha!
I looked under your nutrition information and the calories is left blank. How many calories in one serving would you say? TY!
About 221 calories 🙂
This is pretty awesome. It would have been better if I had old fashioned oats.
This was the best apple crisp I’ve ever made! Thanks for sharing! I did cut the recipe in half and it worked great!
I’m so glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for coming back to let me know!
My family & I love desserts with apples this time of the year. Apple Crisp has always been my favorite Autumn dessert, and yours sounds super tasty & easy. I’m planning to make this with Fuji apples this coming weekend. I might cut down a tiny bit on the sugars, but I’m sure it will still be delicious!
I hope you enjoy it!
This is a family favorite!
Thanks for dropping by to let me know! I’m so glad you guys enjoyed it!
How many cups of apples would 2 pounds be?
Because apples vary is size so much, I would suggest about 6 cups of apples to equal 2 pounds. Hope this helps!
This is the BEST Apple Crisp ever! I made this and it was gone so fast! My mom’s new favorite. Thank you for the amazing recipe.
So glad you enjoyed it!! This is one of my favorites too!
What’s the best way to mix the crisp topping if I don’t have a stand mixer?
Hey sorry this got snagged in the spam filter Teresa! I’ve used my hands or hand mixers or in a pinch I have just pulsed it very quickly in a food processor for just a few seconds until the butter was combined but before the oats were pulverized.
This is delicious. I add slightly more apples(peeled) and used gluten free flour blend but kept everything else the same. Made this for my family twice so far and it was gone within minutes both times. Now I’m making again for get together and I know it will be a hit! Thanks!
Yes it is a bit crisp heavy haha! Thank you so much for coming back and letting me know how it turned out!
Thanks for sharing this recipe. I’ll keep it and use it again with just a few minor changes. I made this today and as delishus as it is, it is a bit too sweet for even me. Next time I will cut back on the sugars. There is a lot of liquid in the dish so I will mix a quarter cup of flour with the apples and sugar and I’ll probably peel my apples next time too!
This apple crisp look mouthwatering. I love apple crisp they are one of my go-to desserts.
Thanks, Michelle!
My topping didn’t get crispy…it stayed as a powder almost. Any idea why this happened? I’m pretty sure I followed the directions…is there a quick fix for this?
Did you mix it well with the butter? Look at the last picture before it goes in the oven, the topping should look sort of like clusters. I usually use a stand mixer or you can use your hands to sort of mash it together like you would a hamburger mix before forming patties. The topping shouldn’t be powdery even before going in the oven. We can definitely troubleshoot more if you would like, you can always email me at [email protected] 🙂
Yum! This apple crisp looks amazing! Double the crisp, double the delish!
Thanks! The crisp really is delicious!
I always fail at making apple crisp 🙁 I will have to see if this recipe works for me. I love eating it for breakfast!
I think the secret is always lots and lots of butter. I find with tons of butter the top always gets crispy!
This is one of my favorite desserts. It’s delicious and so easy to do.
Mine too 🙂
once again! a super amazing dish. girl you should be on the food network.
Aww thanks Dawn 🙂
I have a ton apples i need to do something with. This looks like a great recipe to try. I bet it smells amazing when it is baking.
It smelled so good I burnt my tongue because I didn’t wait for it to cool even ten seconds before taking a bite. Molten apples, lol.
I love making apple desserts. I will have to try this apple crisp recipe. It looks so delicious and easy to make. I am sure my family will love it.
Hope they do!
Ahhh this looks too good! I don’t think I could resist having some for breakfast either.
Hey apples are healthy right?
This is exactly what I need to make with the apples in the fridge. It looks so yummy and is calling my name!
Thanks Lisa!
This looks delicious. I can almost smell it from here. I will definitely be trying this recipe.
Hope you love it Stacie!
OK double the crisp is right up my alley! You are totally speaking my language! I love anything crisp and so you know I am going to make this one!
Crisps are the best!
WOW. This is my all time favorite dessert, and this looks amazing. Mine never looks like this though, I will be doing this over the weekend. YUM.
Awesome, I hope you love it!
Anything with warm, cooked apples and a scoop of ice cream is a win in my book. It’s crazy how often I crave this combo, so this recipe would be perfect for me.
Yup, vanilla ice cream was made for apple crisp in my opinion!
I am totally with you on the double crisp! I love the idea of keeping the peels on the apples as well.
I’ve done it both ways and to be honest I like the taste better and I love the extra ten minutes of my life not spent peeling them where I get to watch more Bravo instead 😉
More crisp, yes please! This would go great with my caramel apple granola recipe! I haven’t used my cast iron skillet in a while either….
That sounds amazing! I love granola!
This is one of my favorite desserts and it looks SO good!
Thanks Marye!
I love that your recipe is much different than my oat free version. I love making apple crisp when I do not feel like making a pie!
Agreed! Although next week I am posting the ultimate apple crisp, haha. It is apple crisp PIE.
You had me at Double the Crisp! The crip is absolutely the best part and this recipe looks divine!
Thanks! It totally is!
Do you double entire crisp recipe including oats and butter etc??
Wow! This looks amazing – I’d love to say you had me at the apple part – but double the crisp!! mMMM!
Yes! The double crisp is the best!
The crisp is my favorite part of these types of recipes – so double the crisp is even better! Definitely making this recipe!
Hope you love it Brittany!
Looks so comforting, perfect for fall!
Thanks Florian!
One of my favorite desserts! And YES on doubling the crisp, it’s the best part!
Totally agree with you!
I always make apple crisp in the fall. It’s usually gone as soon as it comes out of the oven around here 😉
I don’t blame your boys, if someone made a crisp for me I would be waiting by the oven with a spoon!