In the end, if the floor is solid, looks good, and works like it’s supposed to, then you win!.
You can’t go wrong!.4)Pour the melted butter over the dry topping ingredients and mix it until everything is butter-covered.
5)Sprinkle your topping over the apples in your baking dish and pop it into a 350 degree oven for about an hour.. 6)Eat!.It looks like a bit of mess once you spoon it out into your bowl, but it’s probably the most delicious mess ever!This apple crisp is great topped with caramel sauce or vanilla ice cream, but in this house we always do whipped cream, just because we take any excuse to use whipped cream that we can!.
If you’ve never made apple crisp before, make sure you try this super simple recipe out!Let me know what you think!I’ve been holding out on you.
I discovered this about 6 weeks ago but I just got around to taking an appropriate picture right now, just in time for us all to start on some holiday baking!
This little trick has seriously made my baking life so much less frustrating.When we added the wall of shelving in baby Jack’s nursery last year, I was pretty sure I was in love.
The room always seemed so easy to keep tidy no matter how much stuff I accumulated for him.And it still is, really!.
When Chris was able to turn this formerly awkward and useless wall in Kennedy’s room into the star of the show, I was sold!Built-ins for every room in the house!