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6 Vegan Apple Recipes for Fall

September 26, 2014 by Kathy Hester 5 Comments

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6 Vegan Apple Recipes for Fall

The weather has been cold and dreary here in Durham and I have loved every minute of it! It finally feels like fall. I’m looking forward to seeing the leaves change and wearing sweaters again. Not to mention creating recipes that are full of apples, pumpkin and butternut squash.

I have a roundup of apple recipes for you to enjoy over the weekend and beyond. Apples in biscuits, kugel, cake bars, creamer, muffins and, of course, an oatmeal.

6 Vegan Apple Recipes for Fall

These are the biscuits I’ve been craving since the weather has gotten cooler. Autumn Cinnamon Apple Biscuits are easy to make, delicious to eat, plus they’re full of whole grain goodness.

6 Vegan Apple Recipes for Fall

Any time is a good time to have some noodle kugel. This one has apples, cashew cream, a date caramel, walnuts and is gluten-free with homemade quinoa-flax noodles!

6 Vegan Apple Recipes for Fall

These Apple Walnut Bars are made with whole grains and a little apple brandy to help you celebrate fall! Grab an apple bar, a Maple Spice Hot Toddy, your sweater and sit on the deck and watch the leaves fall.

6 Vegan Apple Recipes for Fall

If you are feeling jealous of all the fall coffee creamers in the supermarket get ready for some fun. This Easy Slow Cooker Date-Sweetened Apple Spice Creamer has all the flavors of autumn and is sweetened only with dates!

6 Vegan Apple Recipes for Fall

Muffins are a great way to use leftover and a little too ripe fruit. Even if you don’t have any fresh fruit at all you can add in nuts and dried fruit you may have in your pantry instead. This recipe for Pear and Apple Cardamom Ginger Muffins gets me in the mood to take a long walk in my favorite sweater.

6 Vegan Apple Recipes for Fall

It’s not really fall unless you’re waking up to a slow cooker full of steel-cut oats. This Slow Cooker Apple Pecan Blondie Oatmeal recipe is a perfect way to start off before decorating your house for fall or making some Halloween crafts!

What’s your favorite autumn apple recipe? What makes you feel like fall is finally here? Let me know in the comments.

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Filed Under: Fall, Roundup Tagged With: aple, apple brandy, autumn, fall, kugal, recipes, slow cooker oats, Vegan, vegan creamer

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Comments

  1. Betsy @ Desserts Required says

    September 29, 2014 at 10:46 am

    I feel like fall is here when I see all the gorgeous apple recipes and the scent of cinnamon is in the air. Love your roundup!

    Reply
  2. Jess E. says

    October 5, 2014 at 10:10 am

    Thanks Kathy, I pinned a few of these. Could the quinoa flour be replaced with AP or ww pastry since I’m not GF?

    Reply
    • Kathy Hester says

      October 5, 2014 at 4:11 pm

      You should be able to use whole wheat or white flour. It may need a little less water. You can also use dry pre-made noodles and cook them.

      Reply
  3. Susan D.B. says

    October 24, 2014 at 9:53 pm

    I’m new to the slow cooker and hope someone can answer my question. I’ve tried a couple of recipes from The Vegan Slow Cooker. I’m currently waiting for a batch of Chick’N Marsala to finish. It has 2 hours and 21 minutes to go (sigh). It smells good and from the looks of it, I’d swear it was done. Does it really have to cook so much longer? I understand that the long cooking times are convenient when you want to start your meal early in the day and have it ready for an early dinner. Is that the only reason the dishes cook so long? Is the food edible an hour or two earlier?

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    • Kathy Hester says

      October 24, 2014 at 10:24 pm

      In most recipes the dishes can be eaten a few hours early or even a few hours later. As long as the sauce taste the way you want I’d go for it!

      Reply

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