Hasselback Baked Apples

It's always nice to have lots of quick and easy go-to dessert recipes on hand when you're feeling like something sweet. This "Hasselback Baked Apples," recipe is the perfect recipe to use your fresh local apples in a sweet and healthy treat.

This baked apple recipe tutorial is so easy, you'll want to try it. Some of the ingredients you will want to have on hand include Hasselback apples, cooking spray, cinnamon, oats and brown sugar. To start you will want to preheat your oven to 400 degrees Fahrenheit. Next you will peel and core the apples, and slice them in half, you will then take the apple halves and slice them at 1/8 inch intervals through the apple but not all the way through and place beside each other in an oven safe baking dish that has been sprayed with cooking spray. You will then prepare some of your ingredients that will be brushed overtop the apple halves. This baked apple recipe is done in two baking steps, and will fill your house with a delicious aroma. When the recipe is complete you can scoop some vanilla ice cream on top, and enjoy. For the full recipe details you'll want to take a look at the video tutorial.

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