Campfire Apple Crumble
by Diana Sull
(Strongsville Ohio)
Campfire Apple Crumble
Editors Note: This recipe was submitted on our Favorite Camping Recipes Page.
You can make this in a cast iron skillet
Ingredients
4-5 Apples
2 cups granola
(prepared or your own favorite)1/4-1/2 Cup brown sugar (amount depends on sweetness of apple variety.)
1 Tbs. butter
Lemon juice
I find I don't go to recipes in the RV with too many ingredients!
Directions
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Peel, core and slice the apples and put them in water and some lemon juice to stop from browning.
Mix together the granola, half the sugar and the butter.
Layer the apple slices in the bottom of a greased cast iron skillet (10"), Sprinkle with remaining brown sugar. Top with granola mixture and put on lid.
Cook over medium campfire for about 20-30 minutes. You can "peek" to see if bubbling, not burning.
Let cool, as the sugar will be hot hot hot before serving. Yum....
Serving Suggestions
Ice cream or whipped cream (RV rarity) does not hurt a bit when serving.
Diana
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