I spied..w/my eyes..a lovely Apple bread and decided the weather was perfect to make it~
It's very good and the caramel glaze on top does not hurt one bit~
It's apple picking time here so I thought I would share with you~
The recipe is originally from Betty Crocker but I found it here..Her photo did it for me..
The only thing I did differently was add cardamom.:)
La Recette,,courtesy of BC and PTS~
Plse go to the link above:) Wish I could copy and paste like before..But as in all things..you just cannot turn back the hands of time:)
It looks delicious, Monique. I can smell fall already!
ReplyDeleteApples and fall are synonymous! Your cake looks delightful....I am all ready for fall...bring on the cool weather and the apple harvest!
ReplyDeleteJust when I think you have made it all...you surprise us with yet another winner...
ReplyDeleteOhh that looks delicious.
Your collage is lovely:))
Happy week.
Shel x
You always seem to find such lovely recipes that will always be a favourite, it's just we forget about them. Another one to try for when my hungry grandchildren visit. Love the collage,it would make a lovely aquarelle sketch, hmmm !! maybe what I need to get me back into painting.
ReplyDeleteYour beautiful apple bread and that pretty barn just got me into the fall spirit.
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Yamiiiiii!!!!mmmmmm!!
ReplyDeleteO zi frumoasa!!!
A crisp, juicy apple straight from the tree ushers in fall for me. I m looking forward to all things apple with a little pumpkin thrown in for good measure.
ReplyDeleteIt looks delicious !!..happy week love Ria....♥♥♥
ReplyDeleteA gorgeous bread and pretty barn! I love the countryside.
ReplyDeleteSpeaking about lenses, I don't really know what people use... Most blogger have a 50mm lens, but others also have macro lenses.
Cheers,
Rosa
Perfect timing! I was looking through some cookbooks looking for a fruity fall bread to make - had bookmarked some pumpkin, but I think this sounds even better!
ReplyDeleteHope you like it..
ReplyDeleteThanks Rosa..It must be like your new one:)
It's that yummy icing that caught my eye this morning. Love your little sign, Monique, so perfect for grandma's house.
ReplyDeleteCathy:) I had a feeling you would see:) My daughter brought it back from The Cape for me:)
ReplyDeleteWow, does that look utterly delicious! Haha... love the notation about Nana's. :D
ReplyDeleteGorgeous photos Mme. Magical!! xoxo~m
We woke up to a chilly day today that finally has me craving fall foods like apples, butternut squashes and pumpkin! The caramel icing on this looks wonderful.
ReplyDeleteAnother recipe I have to try with apples. Looks so good. Thanks for your comment on my blog, you can now leave comments without entering 'word verification'.
ReplyDeleteI love the post. Following you on google reader now.
ReplyDeleteI have missed so much! I have not been checking any blogs lately...this looks abulous! Just got beautiful apples at te Farmers Maket...it is cool outside...i must bake this! Perfect for the first day of fall!
ReplyDeleteBisous!
Linda xo
Fall has definitely arrived in New England. I'll be picking apples as soon as I return to New Hampshire. This bread sounds like something I must try.
ReplyDeleteMonique, great minds must think alike! I had found that same recipe and printed it out to make sometime soon. WE are two peas in a pod I think! I am a bit slow to visit this week. Life has suddenly gotten very busy. Hoping it will settle down soon. I miss the farm markets this time of year when they are filled with apples and pumpkins . . . oh the smell, colours and sight. So heart warming. I have captured a bit of that from your lovely photos today. Thanks so much for all of the lovely things you share with us. Love to you always. Bises xxoo
ReplyDeleteWow, this cake looks incredible - I love the caramel icing! I'm definitely looking forward to baking with apples again throughout Autumn.
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