Copycat cracker barrel apples

Craving a taste of comfort food nostalgia? Look no further than this recipe for slow cooker Cracker Barrel fried apples. Recreate the beloved dish from the

These Cracker Barrel-style fried apples are the warm reset your week secretly needs. 🍎✨ Buttery, brown-sugary, and soft in all the right ways — this easy recipe is like an emotional support snack disguised as a side dish. Cooked low and slow with cinnamon, nutmeg, and a whole lotta love, they’re perfect over pancakes, pork chops, or straight from the pan with a spoon (no shame). Make them when it’s rainy. Make them when you’re sad. Make them when you need something sweet and quiet. Save…

An absolutely delicious copycat Cracker Barrel fried apples recipe you can make at home right in your slow cooker.

Cracker Barrel Copycat Skillet Fried Apples - Feels Like Home Blog

Soft golden apples cooked down in brown sugar, butter, and warm spices — this Cracker Barrel-style side dish is perfect over pancakes, pork, or straight from the skillet.

Copycat Cracker Barrel Fried Apples ( Slow Cooker or Instant Pot!)

Nothing says fall quite like Cracker Barrel Cinnamon Apples. But how many of us have the time or money to go out and eat them all the time? For this reason, a copycat version was

Recreate the magic of Cracker Barrel’s fried apples with this simple and delicious recipe.

Like our beloved Apple Butter Cookies, this recipe transforms simple ingredients into something truly special.

This dish features tender apples cooked in a sweet cinnamon syrup, inspired by the classic Cracker Barrel recipe.

Craving a warm and cozy dessert? 🍏 This Cracker Barrel Southern Apple Cobbler is a true Southern classic! Made with tender cinnamon-spiced apples, a buttery flaky crust, and a drizzle of rich caramel sauce, every bite is pure comfort. Whether for family gatherings, holidays, or a simple weeknight treat, this homemade cobbler is a must-try! Serve it warm with a scoop of vanilla ice cream for the ultimate dessert. Save this recipe now and enjoy the perfect fall-inspired treat anytime!

Slow Cooker Cracker Barrel Fried Apples are a comforting and delicious side dish or dessert. This recipe makes the most of tart Granny Smith apples, sweetened and spiced, making them perfect for cozy family gatherings or simple weeknight meals. Why Make This Recipe This recipe is easy to make w...

This cozy apple butter recipe is pure autumn magic — slow-cooked apples blended into a silky, cinnamon-spiced spread that tastes like warm hugs and chilly mornings. 🥄💛 You only need a handful of ingredients (apples, sugar, cinnamon), a little patience, and maybe a slice of sourdough toast to smear it on. Make it on the stovetop or toss it in the slow cooker — either way, your kitchen’s gonna smell like heaven. ✨ Pro tip: it makes a ridiculously cute edible gift in little jars tied with…

Crock pot fried apples gives you a dish that tastes exactly like the famous Cracker Barrel fried apples that everyone loves. This yummy side has a quick prep and will make your house smell amazing as the apples slow cook to cinnamony perfection!

Over 15 of the Best Copycat Cracker Barrel Recipes - The best and favorite recipes from Cracker Barrel's comfort food.

Cracker Barrel Fried Apples Copycat Recipe I don’t get to go to Cracker Barrel very often, but when I do, I ALWAYS have to order the fried apples! They are warm and delicious and I crave them the minute we talk about going to eat there. Now, I can have them anytime I want because...

These Copycat Cracker Barrel Fried Apples are the ultimate sweet-and-savory treat—tender apple slices caramelized in a buttery blend of cinnamon and brown sugar. Whether you’re serving them as a cozy side dish or a warm, comforting dessert, they bring big country flavor to any brunch table. #copycatrecipe #crackerbarrel #friedapples

This Cracker Barrel skillet fried apples copycat recipe is definitely one to save! These cinnamon apples are made with Granny Smith apples or Golden Delicious apples for a delicious fall recipe. Serve with a scoop of ice cream for dessert or as an indulgent side dish with pork chops. Easy, quick, and versatile - all the best things in a recipe! Click through for all the details.