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Cinnamon Sugar Fried Apple Sticks Recipe

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Cinnamon Sugar Fried Apple Sticks

4.9 from 32 reviews
Cinnamon Sugar Fried Apple Sticks Recipe
 
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Use tortillas in a whole new way creating this tasty dessert great with coffee.
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Recipe type: Dessert
Serves: 16
Ingredients
  • 4 Large Flour Tortillas
  • ½ Can of Fried Apples (or apple pie filling)
  • 1 cup Sugar
  • Cinnamon (to taste)
  • 4 tbsp or ½ stick Butter (approx)
Instructions
  1. Turn broiler on to preheat
  2. Prepare cinnamon & sugar mixture: Pour cup of sugar onto a plate (or in a bag) and sprinkle cinnamon to your liking. Mix sugar and cinnamon together
  3. Chop or cut up fried apples into tiny squares. I used a chopper to get apples small. If using pie filling try to use more apples and less of the sauce
  4. Cut tortilla into four squares, each tortilla will make four Cinnamon Sugar Fried Apple Sticks
  5. Microwave 2 to 4 squares (the microwave softens the tortilla making it easier to roll and helps the butter melt)
  6. Butter one square and flip it over
  7. Place a small line of apples on the tortilla square.
  8. Sprinkle a pinch of cinnamon & sugar mixture over the apples and your square (more if you like a heavier cinnamon flavor)
  9. Roll up apple in tortilla.
  10. Roll tortilla in cinnamon & sugar mixture (the butter should cause the mixture to stick)
  11. Place sticks and chips on a greased cooking sheet.
  12. Broil until just starting to crisp. 3-5 minutes
Notes
Cooking time is approximate and varies based on your oven. Keep an eye on sticks to make sure they are not burning. Servings is 16 sticks

This recipe was featured  in Better Homes and Gardens. If you have tried the recipe I would love for you to leave a comment and tell me what you think. My “cooking” is often a family joke so it is nice to have proof that I can actually cook/bake when I want. If you have any questions about the recipe, I know the recipe wasn’t quite complete in the Better Homes and Gardens magazine, please feel free to email me at colleen[at]shibleysmiles.com

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    5. I have to try these! You make it look so simple. These are mouthwateringly delicious-looking, and I am a big fan of cinnamon and apples, anyway! Thank you!

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    6. I saw this when I was voting and so glad that you posted this recipe!! I’m drooling over these! Gonna make them (or try to) today!! Thanks and Hope you win! 🙂

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    16. This will make a great treat when the kids come home from school. I love that it is so simple to make.

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    17. Thank you for this recipe this looks good. I will have to make this for my kids for a afternoon snack

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    19. Oh my goodness! This is what I intended to vote for but hit the wrong key! see you tomorrow! These look absolutely delicious! With fall approaching the perfect snack are these “sticks”!

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    20. Great recipe. I tried it after seeing last week on the mission site. I tried 2 versions, 1 for me and 1 for my diabetic patients. For the diabetic version, I used splenda and did one version with the regular tortillas and one with the whole wheat tortillas. Truthfully we did not care fas much for the ones with the whole wheat tortilla. I also through in some chopped walnuts. Thanks for the recipe!

      And yep, I voted for the recipe:)

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    23. Today for the first time in a while you are a 1000 point ahead of your closest competitor. I hope we can help you keep that lead.

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    28. what a great recipe…I really like this one. Thanks for sharing! I love apple pie, my fav so these would make a good supplement when I don’t have one.

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    52. This sounds so good! I love anything with apples and cinnamon/sugar! I’ll definitely have to make these, thanks for the recipe!

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    56. Definitely going to try these out! Since I’m not a fan of cooked apples, I’ll try them with grilled bananas 🙂
      Thanks!

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    59. Just made this for a quick treat to take to a couple of my friends house… simple, easy and amazing! Thank you for this recipe! Love, Love, Love it

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    72. do you think I can just use boiled apples? My store doesn’t have can fried apples and I keep forgetting to look for apple filling.

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      • THe only problem with boiled apples is apple filing is filled with syrup and other additives. You could try them and see what you think, but what I love about this is the gooey filling in the middle that you get with fried apples or apple filling.

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    81. Wow! This is an excellent quick dessert! I never thought of using tortillas for a dessert – but it looks amazing and sounds delish!

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    86. These look so delicious! I cannot wait to try this recipe out this weekend. Thanks so much for sharing. I’ve included your recipe in my Five on Friday post. Have a great weekend 🙂

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    92. These look absolutely heavenly! I wanted to let you know that I’m featuring this post tonight at the Create & Share Link Party (7:00 PM MST)! Congratulations!!! Can’t wait to see what you share with us this week 🙂

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    93. These look amazing! My daughter wants a large tortilla, covered in peanut butter with apple chunks, rolled up of course, for her school lunch everyday. These will make a nice surprise for dessert tonight for her.

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    100. OOOOOoo I want one NOW! I like how this uses a tortilla instead of pastry. I like the way this looks, amd I can almost smell it.

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    109. These look really good and simple and I usually always have these ingredients on hand. I’m definitely going to have to make these.

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    110. They look amazing! And so tasty!! I’ve been looking for a snack recipe like this and it would be great for our boys!

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    111. I love this recipe. This would be great for an after school snack for my grandchildren. I know they would love them.

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    112. These look great! I’m more of a chocolate dessert person, but runner up would be apple. Honestly, I’d probably be bad and eat this for breakfast!
      Thank you for sharing with See Ya in the Gumbo.

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    113. these look so delicious, that i tried them with croissant roll, and OMG the were the best, almost like a toaster strudel mmmmm mmmmm good they were

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    117. These sound really good. I have everything to make them right now but the apples. I will get some tomorrow!

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    118. These look like a tasty breakfast dessert . Thanks for sharing I ‘m going to make these with my daughter

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    122. My favorite is apple for dessert, especially apple pie, love these roll ups apple sticks, perfect treat.

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