I wanted to share the recipe for the Apple Crunch I had posted the pic of a few days ago.
We like it better than Apple Crisp.
APPLE CRUNCH
7 or 8 apples
1 c white sugar
1 c. flour
1/2 c. butter or margarine ( 1/2 c equals one stick)
1c. brown sugar
1/4 tsp. salt
1/4 tsp. vanilla
slice apples and mix with white sugar.
mix rest of ingredients with pastry blender till crumbly.
spread apple slices in cake pan. cover with crumbly mixture.
bake approx. 30 minutes at 325 degrees.
tastes like caramel apples! :)
Here are a few pics of my fall decorating...................
I dont know if I like the cornstalks right behind the scarecrow. I think it looks like they are coming out of his head. lol
* note- check out the far left window of the house behind my bench. they have a snowman in the window. yep, he has been there all summer. lol
Halloween ornie tree
Pumpkins came from Aldi's. They are only $1.99 each, so get some quick!!
Aldi's has to be one of my favorite places to shop. If you don't have a store close by then you don't know what you are missing.
Want to see some awesome fall/halloween decorating ideas?? Check out all the homes here on
http://asoftplacetoland-kimba.blogspot.com/2008/10/its-party-time.html
Martha at http://vintagetrifles.blogspot.com/ is having a giveaway!! hurry over!!!
I am off to the post office.
Kim
I love your decorations. I forgot that I have a scarecrow ....better get him up soon. Your tree is so cute. Is it sitting on a crock? Dianntha
ReplyDeleteLove your scarecrow, and I think the cornstalks make him look just a bit like Carmen Miranda! It gives him flair and style! :)
ReplyDeleteTerri
Carmen Miranda??
ReplyDeletelol
okay, i will leave the stalks behind him. :)
I am going to try your recipe it sounds so yummy!!! your home looks so warm and inviting!~Wendy
ReplyDeleteLove all your fall decorating. Thanks for the recipe I'll have to give it a try real soon!
ReplyDelete:)Ginger
Hey there, you have a cute blog..am adding it to my daily reads...it just keeps growing...gotta try that apple crunch recipe...and I would love to see a photo of you to see it your hair looks anything like the picture...have a great tuesday...:)
ReplyDeleteGina
I am not to good at decorating for halloween for some reason. I am going to try the apple crunch though. It sounds great.
ReplyDeleteThat recipe sounds delicious & I will for sure try it. Your decorating is great. Love your ornie tree.
ReplyDeletePam
Another great looking recipe I'll have to try out!
ReplyDeleteYour decorating looks so nice, makes me want to try and make an attempt at fall decorating now. :)
Your recipe sounds yummy and your decorations look very nice! Have a great evening.
ReplyDelete~Tania
Well Hi Kim,
ReplyDeleteI have him all packed and ready to go..he is going out in the mail tomorrow with a little surprise as my way of saying thank you!...Thank you for adding me to your blog..I need to update mine and add all the new ones I read...including yours!.. Take care and talk to you again soon!
and Thanks for supporting this worthy cause and winning my snowman:)
Love your Halloween tree! Thanks for the Aldi's ]umpkin tip - I'm going to head there today!
ReplyDeleteI love all that you have done it is wonderful! Love the sign, the tree....all of it!
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Debbie
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ReplyDeleteMmmmm! I'll have to try that apple crunch recipe some time! Thanks for posting it. It looks yummy! I keep forgetting to go to Aldi- I know they have great European chocolate. Did you know they have a European counterpart called Hofer?
ReplyDeleteI love your decorations, makes me want to come visit. Thanks for sharing. Hugs Deb
ReplyDeleteA beautiful Fall Open House post! Cute yard and tree!
ReplyDeleteKathy
I was hoping some people would share recipes for my party. This sounds yummy. And your decorations look great!
ReplyDeleteThanks for coming to my party!
Happy halloween,
Kimba