Chocolate Swirl Caramel Apples

Chocolate Swril Caramel Apples

Chocolate Swirl Caramel Apples

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*10 Granny Smith Apples or Apple of your choice

*2 pounds Caramel, melted, we like Peter’s Caramel it comes in a 5 pound loaf

*2 cups (more as needed) White Melting Wafers, Ghirardelli

*1 cup (more as needed) Dark Melting Wafers, Ghirardelli

*10 Wilton Treat Sticks or Bamboo Lollipop Sticks

*Apple Cider Vinegar and Paper Towels to clean apples

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Rinse the apples and remove the wax from apples if the apples have a wax coating. Use a paper towel, dipped in apple cider vinegar and rub it on each individual apple to remove wax and rinse apples with water after cleaning and dry them completely before dipping apples in caramel.

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Melt the caramel in a double boiler or in a 4 cup glass measuring cup place caramel and melt in the microwave in 30 second increments, being careful not to scorch the caramel.

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If using caramel squares
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Melt 1 bag (13.5 ounces)of caramels, plus 1 tablespoon water at a time in the microwave (in a small round glass bowl that apples will be able to be dip in easily) removing stirring occasionally with wooden spoon until melted. (Dip as many apples as you can with one bag of caramels before melting another bag of caramels for dipping.)

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Dipping Apples
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Push apple sticks into bottoms of apples ( Add a small amount of the white melted wafers to keep apples from spoiling and to help hold the stick in place.) and dip into melted caramel 3/4 of the way up the apple or more if desired. Place dipped apples on a Silpat covered 1/2 baking sheet and let until the caramel set.

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Now melt white wafers in another small glass bowl in the microwave in 30 second increments, watching and stirring occasionally until white wafers are melted. Then In a separate glass bowl, repeat for the dark melting wafers.

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Take the bowl with the melted white wafers and drizzle with a couple of tablespoons of the melted chocolate on top of the white chocolate making a zigzag pattern and dip apple one at a time and twist Apple slightly and pull apple straight up out of the dipping melted wafers and place on a Silpat covered baking sheet and refrigerate dipped apples until ready to serve.

Also See Caramel Apples
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Enjoy!

Lindy

Dutch Oven Apple Cobbler

Dutch Oven Apple Cobbler

Dutch Oven Apple Cobbler

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*6 tablespoons Butter, sliced

*2 cans Apple Pie filling

*2 Yellow Cake Mixes

*1   1/2-2 cups Lemon Lime soda (my homemade apple pie filling had more liquid than the canned so, I used the lesser amount.) add more soda if it appears to dry, some cake mixes have more ounces in them than others.

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In a small (10 inch) camp style dutch oven with lid, so that it can hold hot briquets and legs to the bottom of the Dutch oven to place briquets under. Also a handle on the Dutch oven for lifting, lid lifter and heavy duty hot pads.

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Line the Dutch oven with aluminum foil.

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Add to the line foiled Dutch oven 3 slices/tablespoons of butter. Layer evenly 2 cans apple pie filling, cake mixes and pour lime soda over the top of the cake mixes.  Then add 3 tablespoons of butter to the top after stirring the top slightly to make sure there is enough liquid to make the top moist.

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Cover Dutch oven with the lid.

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Bake in a pre-heated oven 350*F. for 30-45 minutes or outside in a fire pit.    Note:  If you bake the apple cobbler in the oven it is best not to use a Dutch oven with legs.

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If using a fire pit
: Place hot coals/briquets in a fire pit, spacing evenly (around 8-10 hot briquets) forming a circle shape as to the size of your Dutch oven and set dutch oven over the coals and place about (15-18) hot briquets, add more as needed. Cooking 45 minutes to 1 hour, checking after 30 minutes and check every 10 minutes after that until done.

Note: Be careful not to put to many briquets under the dutch oven, you don’t want to burn the bottom.  Also, the Dutch oven pictured below doesn’t have legs but it is best to use a Dutch oven with legs.

See Utah State extension service for more information on Dutch oven cooking
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Not the best picture, but it’s dutch oven cooking.

Dutch Oven Apple Cobbler

Another recipe option is to use homemade apple pie filling instead of canned store bought filling.  You could also use cherry or blueberry pie filling.

Dutch Oven Apple Cobbler

Enjoy!

Lindy