Apple Cranberry Crisp and Apple Picking in Ottawa
Walk onto these grounds and you know you’re exactly where you’re suppose to be.
The smell of pies baking, the hay wagon coming around the corner, smiling folk carrying
bushels of apples, laughing children running around the orchard – this is the kind of spot you’re
thrilled to discover and you just know you’ll be visiting again sooner than later.
They even have a tasty shop in the log cabin with scrumptious offerings of baked goods, apple cider,
honey and so much more!
With all these gorgeous apples, something delectable was bound to be baked as soon as possible!
I got to work.
But you can hardly call it work, when you get to look out into the gloaming, watch the
sailboats in the distance and make swirly garlands out of apple peels, relishing in the
simple joys of life.
Apple Cranberry Crisp is my husband’s favourite dessert.
It ranks pretty high on my list too. It’s warm, it’s sweet, it’s a medley of spices and a hint of tart –
It really does hit the spot. And boy does it start the apple season off right!
This is the first of many apple recipes to come…my head is swirling with possibilities.
There is nothing like the smell of something good baking in the oven,
coffee brewing, candles flickering, Little A. laughing and dancing with daddy
and time standing still.
From our home to yours,
I hope you really enjoy this one!
For more information about Log Cabin Orchard, please call: 613-826-1596
Gluten-Free Apple Cranberry Crisp
Serves 6
6 apples peeled and chopped
1 1/2 cup cranberries
1 cup brown sugar
3 Tbsp cinnamon
1/2 tsp nutmeg
3/4 cup warm melted butter
2 cup gluten free oat flour
2 cups gluten free rolled oats
Peel & chop apples, place in medium sized casserole. Add in cranberries.
In a small bowl, mix together 1/2 cup brown sugar, 2 Tbsp cinnamon and nutmeg.
Sprinkle over apples and cranberries and mix well, making sure to coat the fruit.
In a medium bowl, mix together oat flour, rolled oats, 1/2 cup brown sugar and
1 Tbsp cinnamon. Add in 3/4 cup of warm melted butter –
stir until the crumble begins to form.
Pour the crumble on top of the apples and cranberries. Cover with lid.
Bake covered for 45 minutes at 350F
and then for another 15 minutes uncovered.
Enjoy!
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This is such a precious post!! What fun you had!! Those pics are adorable! and that apple cranberry crisp looks amazing!
Beautiful, vibrant photos–makes me wish I lived near an orchard!
Are you kidding – I´m drooling so much I should be embarassed! 😀 Looks like you had a lovely time! 🙂
I love this post and the apple cranberry look amazing!gloria
Your Little A. is truly a darling, look at that face! So sweet.
Looks like you had a great family weekend and that crumble looks heavenly 🙂 🙂
What a great day this looks it was for you and your family! I miss living further north so that I could enjoy fall festivities such as apple picking! This crisp sounds really really good! Your family is adorable!
Loving this. The pic of the little cutie is adorable. I love apple picking but man you sure went to a beautiful place to do it. Great recipe. Drooling over this one.
LOOKS great 🙂
Oh, that is too precious for words! I love the pictures of your little one and I can just see him with a big apple in his hands. The recipe is beautiful and I love the flavor combination of apples and cranberries. You’re right…you found a gem!
Love this post! Makes me want to go and pick apples 🙂
xx Marie
I used to have so much fun apple picking as a child. This was such a beautiful post about apples!
This really is a wonderful post, it celebrates the joy of getting back to nature and creating something wonderful in the kitchen from nature’s bounty. All in perfect timing for fall. Great pics-Buzz Buzz!
every single image you have in this post is soooo cute!!! and delicious!
omg that is my dream cabin. looks so peaceful. beautiful photos
x
What a lovely family time! We did cherry picking last June with my kids and it was a lot of fun. Your apple cranberry crisp looks delicious and you take such beautiful photos! I love your son’s smirk on his face. SUPER cute!!! 😉
Emily, I was hoping you would have a good apple recipe for me!;) This sounds amazing.
Thanks for sharing your sweet family photos with us! You hubs and baby look so happy and so do you! An apple orchard are a wonderful way to spend time together.
Hope you are having a great week!
Anna
What a great post…looks like a wonderful day. The crisp looks very good.
Emily..I can’t wait to go apple picking this year! That looks like a really pretty orchard you visited. And your pictures are just stunning! You really have a great eye! (And a lovely family!) Nothing beats a warm sweet apple crisp in the fall…but I love the addition of the cranberries and can’t wait to try this!
Thank you all for your beautiful comments and warm notes! I just love reading them all and so glad that you came to stop by 🙂
Happy Weekend
xo
Amazing, I so need a getaway like that, Wow so happy that you get to enjoy such beauty, I live in S FL so no apple picking for me here, but I certainly can go to our farmers market and get me some delicious apples so I can make some nice apple cranberry crisp, Yummy!
♥ Noemi
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bliss overloads, okay i do LOVE and ADORE your dishes, this one’s amazing! but….seeing the 3 of you in these photos gives my heart an extra boost of delight. could a girl be any happier? i think not! apple orchards with the fams is obviously, the best and most anticipated part of the day. le sigh………
xoox ♥
@ Drew: Thank you! We sure did have a great time
@ Cucina49: So glad you came by!
@Tina: We did! Your comment made me laugh out loud 🙂
@Gloria: Thank you, you’re always so kind
@ Bonnie: Thanks Bonnie, he’s my angel
@Stephanie: Thank you 🙂 I hope you get some good apples in your neck of the woods to make crisp with!!
@ Kim Bee: Thank you! It is a gorgeous Orchard.
@Kalie: Thank you
@Ann: You’re too sweet 🙂 Thanks for coming by! I love your blog.
@ Marie: I hope you get a chance to pick apples this year, it’s so fun!
@momdecuisine: Thank you, so glad you came by
@Tina: Thanks Tina!! It’s so true – it’s such a wonderful thing to enjoy, straight from the tree 🙂
@Elsie: Thank you!!
@ Miss Iona: It was really peaceful and lovely
@Nami: The best family time – I love it! Thank you, Little A. is the cutest!
@Anna: Thank you Anna! You sure had a lovely time apple picking with the family too 🙂
@S.V – Thank you!! So glad you dropped by and left a sweet note.
@ Anne: That is so sweet – thank you soooo much.
@Noemi: I hope you get the getaway you need! Thanks for coming by 🙂
@Lynn: You’re so kind – thank you, it was a lovely day for sure
As always, thank you for your beautiful comments dear readers –
its such a pleasure to read them all!!
xo
What a wonderful day. Those apples look incredible.