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A simple and healthy version of apple butter. Delicious on toast and biscuits or in oatmeal. Also makes an easy and yummy holiday gift.
This recipe typically yields between 4 and 6 cups of apple butter, depending on the size of your apples. Use a crockpot or slow cooker with at least a 3 quart capacity.
Core apples and cube them into 1 inch chunks. Leave the skin on. Add cubed apples to the crockpot, followed by the rest of the ingredients. Stir a few times to coat the apples evenly with the liquid and spices.
Cover the crockpot and cook apples on low for 12 hours or overnight. The apples should be very soft and a dark brown color when they’re ready. When done, turn off the crockpot and allow the apple mixture to cool for about an hour.
Pour cooled apples and liquid into a blender (or use an immersion blender for this step). Blend until mixture is completely smooth. Let the apple butter cool completely and then store in the fridge for up to 2 weeks. Or feel free to can the apple butter for later use or to be given as gifts. If you do this, follow standard and approved canning practices.
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Nora Preston on 10.31.2016
I was just wondering, I have made lots of regular Apple butter using sugar and I always use granny Smith apples. Would they work in this recipe or would they be too tart? My husband has been diagnosed as a diabetic but loves my Apple butter so I have been looking for a good recipe to try. I also noticed that this recipe doesn’t call for putting the cooked apples through a sieve to remove the feelings, I always cook my apples first until very soft, then put them through a sieve to remove the peeling, then add the other ingredients and put them back on to cook for 6 to 8 hours. I also can mine in the pressure cooker . Would this work with this recipe? I’m gonna try your recipe but prepare it my way and I’ll let you know how it comes out.
Brandy on 10.6.2014
I’m making this for my diabetic grandmother. Does anyone know how many grams of sugar is in it. I know she is going to ask.
Thank you in advanced
margret zurek on 8.14.2013
Thanks I’m diabetic but I love apple butter so when I saw this I was so excited yay!
Jennifer M. on 10.23.2012
This is in my crockpot right now. I am so psyched!