These sweet, spiced cinnamon apples are just as good for breakfast as they are for dessert.Serve them over oatmeal, pancakes, or ice cream! Jump to recipe Sweet, soft, and nicely spiced, these easy cinnamon apples taste like the inside of a warm apple pie.But unlike a pie, which requires hours of chilling and baking and cooling, this cinnamon apples recipe is ready in under 30 minutes.

I love its simplicity.Its lack of crust, batter, or crumble topping allows it to be just as at home at breakfast as it is at dessert.It also means that this recipe is 100% about the apples.

If you have a craving for cozy, apple-y fall flavor, there’s no easier or more satisfying way to indulge it than with this cinnamon apples recipe.Cinnamon Apples Recipe IngredientsHere’s what you’ll need to make these easy cinnamon apples:Apples, of course! I recommend choosing the same types of apples that you’d use in baking recipes, such as Granny Smith, Gala, or Honeycrisp.These varieties hold their shape well when they’re cooked, unlike, say, McIntosh apples, which break down quickly.

If you like tart apples, go for Granny Smith.Gala or Honeycrisp are good sweeter options.Apple cider vinegar – It adds a pop of tangy flavor to balance the apples’ sweetness.

Water – It helps the apples steam and soften.Cinnamon, ginger, and nutmeg – They add warm, spiced fall flavor.And a pinch of sea salt – To make all the flavors pop!Find the complete recipe with measurements below.

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