Apples sliced hasselback style; then topped with a combination of brown sugar, cinnamon, oats and melted butter.
In the September issue of Cooking Light Magazine, there was a recipe that stood out called Hasselback Baked Apples and I couldn’t WAIT to make it myself; especially since it’s apple picking season. The name ‘hasselback’ comes from the restaurant where they first introduced a recipe for hasselback potatoes in the 1940s in Hasselbacken, Stockholm (Sweden). The restaurant opened in 1748 and the dish was called hasselbackspotatis; which were whole potatoes that were peeled and sliced to make them look like a fan.
Today, many people have used the name ‘hasselback’ to describe any food that is fanned out in such a way, like these Hasselback Bakd Apples. When selecting apples for this recipe, make sure they are firm. Cooking Light suggested Pink Lady or Honeycrisp; which are the apples I used in this recipe as varieties such as Fuji or Granny Smith apples will fall apart.
These Hasselback Baked Apples topped with brown sugar, cinnamon, oats and melted butter make the perfect Fall snack. Click To TweetSelect your apples, core them using an apple corer, cut them in half; then peel the skins. Place the apples flat side down in a baking dish and make slits in the apple about 1/4-inch thick slicing three-quarters of the way down. Don’t slice all the way through.
Once you make the slices, combine brown sugar, cinnamon, oats and melted butter in a small bowl and spread over the apples. Cover the pan with foil and bake for 30 minutes; then uncover and bake for an additional 15-20 minutes until the apples are soft.
These Hasselback Baked Apples were delicious and tasted just like apple crisp. They’re perfect for an afternoon snack or if you’re entertaining for a crowd because each half can be served as an individual portion. ~Enjoy!
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- 3 Firm Apples, Honeycrisp or Pink Lady are recommended
- 6 tbsp . Brown Sugar
- 1 tsp . Ground Cinnamon
- 3 tbsp . Oats
- 4 tbsp . Melted Butter
- Core the apples using an apple corer, cut them in half; then peel the skins. Place the apples flat side down in a baking dish and make slits in the apple about 1/4-inch thick slicing three-quarters of the way down. Don't slice all the way through.
- Once you make the slices, combine brown sugar, cinnamon, oats and melted butter in a small bowl and spread over the apples.
- Cover the pan with foil and bake for 30 minutes; then uncover and bake for an additional 15-20 minutes until the apples are soft.
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