coconut cranberry bars sliced
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When you're craving a fall dessert without a lot of fuss or fancy ingredients, these simple recipes will do the job nicely. Packed with deep, rich autumn flavors these easy-to-make treats just might make it look like you know what you're doing, even if you're a beginner baker. And in these topsy-turvy times, nothing comforts like a sweet something baked in your very own oven. So put down that stress ball and bake up one of these easy fall desserts.
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Iron Skillet Apple Pie
apple pie baked in a cast iron skillet
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Ready-made refrigerated pie crusts make this deep-dish apple pie a snap to pull together. Liz Lee says, "What a great idea to bake this in a cast-iron skillet. I always bake my fruit pies until they bubble, and the skillet depth keeps the pie from overflowing." For a grown-up finish, top with homemade whipped cream with a little spiced rum or other liqueur folded in at the end.
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Caramel Popcorn Brownies
Caramel Popcorn Brownies
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Brookies (Brownie Cookies)
stack of brownie cookies topped with ice cream
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Don't be intimidated by how stunning this double-layered dessert looks. It's simply a layer of cookie batter topped with a layer of brownie batter. Home cook the4taals says, "I liked that it used pantry ingredients and came together fast." Serve warm with a scoop of ice cream on top.
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Easy Pear Clafouti
individual pear clafouti baked in ramekins
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Individual ramekins filled with fresh fall pears baked in a sweet custard batter are as satisfying to behold as they are to eat. And imagine how great your home will smell! Allrecipes home cook Maureen Sullivan didn't have ramekins so she baked them in a 12-inch round glass pan. "The taste was fabulous," she says.
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Baked Apples with Oatmeal Filling
Baked Apples with Oatmeal Filling in a white bowl over an apple tablecloth
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The very definition of ridiculously easy. All you do is scoop out the top of the apple and fill it in with oats, brown sugar, and cinnamon. Thirty minutes later, you've got a warm and satisfying baked apple to keep you company while you binge watch that show you love.
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Peanut Butter Freezer Fudge (2-Ingredient)
Peanut Butter Freezer Fudge (2-Ingredient)
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If you have two everyday pantry ingredients and 15 minutes to spare, you'll be rewarded with this rich and creamy maple peanut butter fudge-like treat. Home cook Annie Hashmi says she microwaved the maple syrup to thin it out a bit before whisking it into the peanut butter. (And now you know what the two ingredients are.)
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Chewy Peanut Butter Chocolate Chip Cookies
peanut butter chocolate chip cookies cooling on a rack
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Butterscotch Bread Pudding
Butterscotch Bread Pudding
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After a quick 10-minute prep, this soul-satisfying bread pudding goes for some hands-off baking time while you maybe read a book by the fire. Or however you want to spend a cozy hour.
Carol Anne says, "OH MY GOODNESS! I have made this 4 times in the last four weeks, and if I owned the rights to this recipe I could get rich." Nandabear adds, " I am dumbfounded at how easy and delicious this recipe is."
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Frosted Cereal Bars
frosted cereal bars
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Crispy rice cereal bars get the fall-flavor treatment when you add chocolate and butterscotch chips to the mix. JAWANDMEE raves, "These are excellent. My husband and son don't like regular rice krispy treats but they both loved these. These are more substantial and flavorful." And yes, they're very easy to make.
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Amazing Gluten-Free Layer Bars
Amazing Gluten-Free Layer Bars
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Six easy ingredients is all it takes to layer up these rich, indulgent bars. You'll bake them for 20 minutes, then let them cool before you slice them up. If you truly are eating gluten-free, Allrecipes home cook sarakate wants you to be sure to read the butterscotch package to make sure you're choosing gluten-free chips.
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Boardwalk Quality Maple Walnut Fudge
maple fudge with nuts
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Ten minutes and five ingredients are all it takes to make this creamy, dreamy fudge. The only hard part is when you have to let it cool before cutting it into squares. You can do this!
Allrecipes home cook BOAZGIRL says, "OMG! The only modification I made was I toasted the walnuts. Easy, delicious, and everyone will think you are a candy making genius."
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Banana Banana Bread
sliced banana bread
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Quick bread doesn't fall into the strict category of dessert, but let's face it: A rich and flavorful banana bread eats like a dense, rustic cake. So we'll allow it. For a clever topping, Allrecipes sliced a banana lengthwise and pressed the two halves into the top of the batter with a final sprinkle of turbinado sugar before baking.
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Coconut-Cranberry Bars with Pecans
coconut cranberry bars sliced
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It's easy to keep all the ingredients for these easy bar cookies on hand. Two kinds of chocolate, nutty pecans, flaked coconut, dried cranberries, and condensed milk get stirred together and spread over a butter and graham cracker crumb crust before going in for a bake. You can do that, right?
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Skillet Apple Brownie
Skillet Apple Brownie topped with ice cream
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"This was a perfect recipe and the ease was almost scary. So simple that I could probably make it every night," raves Avon-status quo PRO. If you don't have an 8- or 9-inch cast iron skillet, you can use a well-greased stainless pan instead.
(Note: Don't use glass or ceramic dish for this recipe because it has to be heated in the oven before the batter is poured in; the contrast between the hot glass or ceramic and the cold batter will cause the pan to break.)
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Apple Turnovers
Apple Turnovers
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Portions of this article originally appeared in the August/September 2020 issue of Allrecipes Magazine.
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