Super Easy ★ Skillet Baked Apples

Name: Super Easy ★ Skillet Baked Apples
Yield: 1 Apple
Cuisine: American
Ingredients: 1 Apple; 1 1/2 tablespoons (20 g) Butter; 2 tablespoons Granulated sugar (or regular sugar); Cinnamon powder to taste (optional)

fujiiruri @cook_40040265

Thank you for 360 reviews ♡ Featured in a book ♡ Not your typical baked apple. Ready in 15 minutes ☆ Enjoy this easy caramel-flavored apple made in a skillet ♪
The story behind this recipe
I received a lot of apples... and using the oven seemed like a hassle, so I quickly made it in a skillet, and it was delicious ♪

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fujiiruri @cook_40040265

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Ingredients

1 Apple

1Apple
1 1/2 tablespoons (20 g)Butter
2 tablespoonsGranulated sugar (or regular sugar)
Cinnamon powder to taste (optional)

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Steps

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Featured in this book released on 11/29/2014 ☆ Even on the cover... (T_T) Thanks to everyone!
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Use the apple with the skin on, so wash it (peel if you prefer).
Remove the seeds and cut into 12 wedges.
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Heat a skillet over medium heat and melt the butter, then add the apple slices.
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Once the bottom side is cooked, sprinkle half of the granulated sugar.
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When browned, flip the slices and sprinkle the remaining granulated sugar.
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Reduce to low heat, cover, and steam for about 5 minutes.
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Once cooked, plate the apples and reduce the remaining juice to a caramel-like sauce.
★ If there's not enough juice, add 1 tablespoon of water (not included in ingredients) at this point.
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Sprinkle with cinnamon powder if desired.
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Cinnamon powder is optional. Vanilla ice cream pairs well with this dish ♡
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Featured in COOKPAD's healthy recipes for diabetes 【Selected by a registered dietitian】♡
Thank you!
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13/9/17 https://kenko.cookpad.com/tounyou/recipes/1316
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13/11/12
When I made it myself, the apples seemed to have less moisture, so I added the step marked with ★ in step 6.
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14/2/17
Featured in this month's 100-person recipe collection ♡
Thank you to everyone who tried it!
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【Apple Notes】Eating with the skin is good for your intestines! Heating it enhances the effect! It also helps regulate blood sugar and cholesterol levels.
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Pectin, a type of dietary fiber found in apple skin and flesh, aids digestion. Recommended for those with constipation.
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Rich in polyphenols and vitamin C, it's great for anti-aging.
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Heated apples are said to have 6-9 times the weight loss effect compared to raw ones. However, using butter and sugar as in this recipe is a different story.