How to Make Baked Cinnamon Apple Snacks
Slice washed apples., Pour cinnamon into a bowl., Toss sliced apples in cinnamon., Lay apples on pre-sprayed baking sheet., Bake at 200F for 1 ½ hours., Turn oven off at the second 1 ½ hour mark and allow them to cool in the oven (this helps them...
Step-by-Step Guide
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Step 1: Slice washed apples.
A mandolin is the best way to get uniform, thin slices, however if you don’t own one, carefully slice apples (1/2” at the thickest) using a sharp knife and cutting board. -
Step 2: Pour cinnamon into a bowl.
No specific measurements here---you will need to pour enough cinnamon to coat your batch of apples. , The apple slices don’t have to be completely caked with cinnamon, but a light sprinkling will do the trick. , Don’t pile apples on each other, but rather lay them out like they are cookies, providing a little space between each slice. , Your house will smell amazing as the apples slowly cook.
Flip apples over with a spatula at the 1 ½ hour mark and then bake another 1 ½ hours until crisp. ,, -
Step 3: Toss sliced apples in cinnamon.
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Step 4: Lay apples on pre-sprayed baking sheet.
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Step 5: Bake at 200F for 1 ½ hours.
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Step 6: Turn oven off at the second 1 ½ hour mark and allow them to cool in the oven (this helps them become more crispy).
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Step 7: Store in an air-tight container in a cool
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Step 8: dry area of the kitchen.
Detailed Guide
A mandolin is the best way to get uniform, thin slices, however if you don’t own one, carefully slice apples (1/2” at the thickest) using a sharp knife and cutting board.
No specific measurements here---you will need to pour enough cinnamon to coat your batch of apples. , The apple slices don’t have to be completely caked with cinnamon, but a light sprinkling will do the trick. , Don’t pile apples on each other, but rather lay them out like they are cookies, providing a little space between each slice. , Your house will smell amazing as the apples slowly cook.
Flip apples over with a spatula at the 1 ½ hour mark and then bake another 1 ½ hours until crisp. ,,
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