Apple Cobbler

Apple Cobbler

Apple cobbler may become one of your favorite apple desserts once you try this recipe. Serve this old-fashioned crunchy cobbler warm, with a dollop of ice cream.

20 min.prep time 60 min.total time
12 servings
4.61971830985916 71 Ratings

Ingredients

7 to 8 large (9 cups) tart cooking apples, peeled, cored, sliced 1/4-inch
3/4 cup sugar
3/4 teaspoon ground cinnamon
2 cups all-purpose flour
2 cups sugar
2 teaspoons baking powder
3/4 teaspoon salt
2/3 cup Land O Lakes® Butter, melted
Ice cream, if desired

Directions

Heat oven to 350°F. Place sliced apples in ungreased 13x9-inch baking pan.

Stir together 3/4 cup sugar and 1/2 teaspoon cinnamon in small bowl; sprinkle over apples.

Combine remaining cinnamon, flour, sugar, eggs, baking powder and salt in large bowl. Beat at medium speed until mixture resembles coarse crumbs. Sprinkle over apples. Pour melted butter over topping. Bake for 45 to 55 minutes or until lightly browned and apples are tender.

Serve warm with ice cream, if desired.

Recipe Tip

To reheat, place one serving in microwave-safe bowl. Microwave on HIGH (100% power) until heated through (30 to 45 seconds).

Nutrition Facts (1 serving)

Calories: 430

Fat: 11g

Cholesterol: 60mg

Sodium: 330mg

Carbohydrates: 81g

Dietary Fiber: 3g

Protein: 4g

Recipe #1655©1995Land O'Lakes, Inc.

Recipe Comments & Reviews

5
I made this for a company lunch. I wanted something different then choclate, which is what we have all the time. I'm not an oats fan, and have never found a recipe that I liked. This one is great. Easy to make. I didn't have white sugar so I use 1-1/2 cup brown sugar and it turned out perfect. I will make this again and again. My Co-Workers loved it. Warmed it up in the microwave and topped with ice cream. One great recipe!!!
5
My husband and I made this recipe for an evening snack. The crust was amazing. I would make this again for friends and family.
5
I love apple cobbler but had never tried to make one. I chose this recipe because I had all the ingredients already in my pantry and I always use Land O Lakes stick margarine or butter in all my homemade recipes. I have to say this is the best apple cobbler I have ever had! And I have tried quite a few. I served it with a couple of scoops vanilla ice cream on top of each serving. My kids loved it and my husband raved about how good it was! Awesome recipe and simple to make. Couldn't have been more pleased!
5
I also cut way back on the suger, about by two thirds, and also used super tart apples, it seems like the simpler something is the better it turns out
5
I made it with regular sugar and also with Splenda. Tasted great either way!! A sure add on to the favorite desserts menu!
5
This is a great recipe! I tried it since the ingredients were simple things I had at home. However, definitely cut back on the sugar because you do not need it. Since it was my first time using the recipe I prepared everything like the recipe said then realized I only needed about half the sugar altogether.
5
Made this recipe in individual serving dishes and it was gobbled up...def a keeper!
5
This was so good and easy. The most difficult part? Peeling all those apples :)
5
Easy, fast and a great dessert for everyone. The second time I forgot to sprinkle sugar/cinnamon mixture on apples so I just added a bit of cinnamon to the topping. Both ways it was sooo very good. Will make this often.
5
I made this using some apple pie filling that I had made a couple years ago instead of getting the fresh apples and I only made half the topping. I was in too much of a hurry and didn't follow those instructions right. I poured the butter in with the flour / sugar mixture.The topping tasted like a cookie. It was still really good! I'm kinda anxious to try it the correct way. I bet it's great!!
4
Absolutely delicious , keeps well and taste great even days later. My husband loved it and we are having company this weekend and this is what he chose as dessert. I cut the sugar and flour by one fourth cup and added a little extra cinnamon, yummmmy
5
Excellent recipe, but I did have to tweak it a bit. I ended up grating my own cinnamon and reduced the volume of it -- highly recommend doing this. Much fresher flavor. I used 9 Granny Smith apples, and did cut the sugar back somewhat. I also added about a 1/2 teaspoon kosher salt to the apples to bring out the flavor. I also increased the amount of the butter to 1 cup, and made sure that the topping was almost covered with butter. Everyone raved! Thanks to all that suggested cutting back the sugar and increasing the butter. Reviews are very helpful!
2
Apples went over well..... By my "crumbly crust" became a thin sticky batter. I ended up spreading it over the apples. (the night befor thanksgiving the stores are closed so I only get one try). It's baking now, if it turns out bad, I have enough for a second pumpkin pie. But my advice is be careful with the crumbly bits.
5
this is the best apple cobbler that i have ever tasted lots of people should try it
5
This is absolutely the best apple dessert I have ever eaten or made! I just made it for a friend's dinner party and got rave reviews. My husband liked it so much I made a smaller one for us the next day! I did add 1/4 cup chopped walnuts to the topping, and decreased the sugar to 1 1/2 cups, based on other reviews. I will make this recipe again....and again....and again!
5
Great recipe for the family.
5
I came home from a week long business trip and my boyfriend surprised me with this apple cobbler. It was so delicious. And it reheats well, stays crispy.
5
My family loved this recipe. It's been requested for a repeat performance this weekend. Just perfect with a scoop of vanilla ice cream on top.
5
i made this for afriend it was a hit
5
this is a great and easy recipe. family loved it. thanks
5
This is a simple and easy to make cobbler. The taste is fantastic! Its definitely one I will make often! Thank you!
5
This recipe complements (and maybe surpasses) a recipe my Mom handed down to me. Thanks so very much.
3
not hard at all
This is very good in terms of getting a base ingredients. I sprinkled cinnamon and a little brown sugar all over the apples and then I made a rue (I stick of butter and about 1/2 cup of flour and 2 spoonfuls of sugar) and mixed that in as well. I kind of completely changed the top though...I did brown sugar, oats, flour, sugar and butter and just kind of eyeballed it. The combination was to die for. The rue made it so it wasn't just apples and juice but something more pie-like. AMAZING.
Posted Jul 26 2011 by Julie
5
Very easy to do (after peeling the apples!) and my family enjoyed it very much. It was such a hit that it was gone by the next morning and they were begging for more. When I made it again my friends also loved it. This recipie will be added to my book of favorites!!
5
Fantastic! Easy Recipe. Tastes better than grandmas. Thanks
5
This is just delicious!! I cut the sugar in half and it was just perfect!! Family loved it!!
5
Made this today with a variety of apples from the orchard. I didn't have golden delicious so I cut the sugar a bit for the topping (used 1 1/4 cup) as suggested by some other reviewers. It was soooo good! And super easy to make. The longest part was peeling and cutting up the apples, but that's just me. Great flavor and great crust. Perfect with a scoop of vanilla ice cream. This recipe is definitely a keeper!
4
great recipe!!!
5
Very easy and very delicious. I've made it twice now for work luncheons and everyone raves about it. ty ty ty for such an easy recipe
I made this and used a total of 2 cups of sugar - not the 2 3/4 cup the recipe calls for. It was fantastic. I used 3/4 cup sugar and 1/2 tsp cinnamon and sprinkled over apples like the recipe calls for. Then I only used 1 1/4 cup sugar with the remaing ingredients to finish off the topping. Super easy too. Thank you!
5
I made this today and it was a hit with my family and our guests. I didn't change a thing about the recipe. Just perfect with a scoop of vanilla ice cream. I used Golden Delicious apples.
5
I've made this a couple of times now and it's always a big hit. One of my dinner guests said ' This is the best apple cobbler ever!" And best of all.......super easy and quick to make.
4
Have you noticed that the recipes all use "STIR TOGETHER" I would love to see anybody stir it seperately !! LOL !!! The word "TOGETHER" is not necessary and redundant !!!
5
Made it today! The crust is so delicious!
5
We had this for dessert tonight. The crust is amazing!
5
i liked it well family enjoyed
1
I followed this exactly and for the batter I got a doughy mixture, no crumbs, but I decided to roll with it anyway. I baked it for 40 minutes and at the end, the center was raw and the outside was done. The dough had basically just solidified at the top and insulated the apples from the heat so they were raw. The flavor was ok, nothing amazing. Very disappointed in this recipe especially considering all the good reviews. I won't be making this again, sorry.
5
This cobbler was a hit at our volundeer fire dept. fundraiser. Had so many compliments and request for the recipe. Used fresh apples from our fire dept apple tree!
5
This is very good in terms of getting a base ingredients. I sprinkled cinnamon and a little brown sugar all over the apples and then I made a rue (I stick of butter and about 1/2 cup of flour and 2 spoonfuls of sugar) and mixed that in as well. I kind of completely changed the top though...I did brown sugar, oats, flour, sugar and butter and just kind of eyeballed it. The combination was to die for. The rue made it so it wasn't just apples and juice but something more pie-like. AMAZING.
5
I made the recipe without any ingredient changes. I did mix the cinnamon, sugar and apples instead of sprinkling just on top. It was very good. My guests loved the crunchy topping. The only thing I would do different is add more apples. This is a very easy recipe.
4
it was great! i served it to my class and they loved it!!!
5
My husband and daughter loved this recipe. It is easy, and is especially good the second day reheated! It is going in my permanent recipe file!
4
Great recipe but I needed more butter on the topping and stretched it to 60 minutes.
5
I wwant to cook it for my church and i hope my pastor enjoy thank youvery much and god bless you all
5
the best apple cobbler I have had yet! this is too easy! stays crunchy when reheated too. I will use more apples next time.
5
this was easy and very good
1
Agree with the other comments, this is way too sweet--even for Granny Smiths.
5
I made this recipe for the first time to icky and won a cobbler bake-off--it is that delicious!
5
We loved it!
5
This recipe is delicious!!!
3
I used jonagold apples and 1/2 cup sugar with the cinnamon over the apples
and 1/2 cup of sugar in the flour mixture. I found that sweet enough. It was a good
dessert, but not great.
4
Very easy, and tasty. Per the advice of previous reviewers, I reduced sugar to 1/2C to sprinkle over apples, and reduced to 1C for the flour mixture. Perfect amount of sweetness with vanilla bean ice cream of course!
I also mixed the sugar & cinnamon into the sliced apples, rather than just sprinkling on top.
5
Easy, simple, and delicious.
5
This was soooo good!!! I have definitely added this recipe to my favorites. My kids enjoyed this with a scoop of vanilla ice cream. It's best when reheated in the oven to maintain the crunchiness of the crust.
3
This was much too sweet. The next time I make it I'm going to cut the sugar in half and see what happens. The ice cream adds more sweetness so cutting the sugar shouldn't be a problem.
5
I just made this cobbler for the first time, and based on helpful comments submitted previously, I decided to jump in with both feet and double the recipe to share some with family! I, too, reduced the sugar (by approx 1/2 cup), and that created the perfect balance of sweetness with the tartness of the apples. This is a fabulous recipe, not terribly fattening, and it is surprisingly simple! Although I have a small stash of servings in the freezer, it won't be long before I make this again!
2
Way too sweet! Maybe because I used Golden Delicious apples, instead of a tart apple. I would cut the sugar by half if I made it again.
5
This is one of my best cobblers,I'll make it again and again !!
5
It was the best apple cobbler ever and delicious by all means.I will make it again and others that tried it are asking for the recipe. Thank You
5
I have made this desert a many times and its always a hit.
5
I'm sticking to this recipe from now on! It was so simple yet the result was great! I changed a few things while making these yummy apple cobbler: I cut back 1/2 cup of sugar in the flour mixture and added a pinch of all spice and nutmeg. It still tasted very sweet. The next time I make this recipe I think I'll cut back another 1/2 cup of sugar and add a little more cinnamon!
5
Loved This Cobbler!I Made For Friends an Myself.First Time Making a Cobbler.I,m Going to cut back on sugar my next try.An use Apple Pie Spice.So Easy to make!
5
I have made this recipe quite a few times. It is so easy. I mix up my topping before I peel my apples, I get them peeled quickly enough and put the topping on while the butter is melting. I havent had the problem of the apples turning brown doing it this way. Great recipe, and yummy!
5
I always get people wanting my recipe every time I make this and bring it to work. My kids all love it as well. It is easy and a great dessert to take to a potluck.
5
I used half apples and half pears. I tossed them with some lemon juice and sugar to keep them from turning brown while I was preparing the fruit.
4
This recipe is out of this world!! Love it! I did make changes: I reduced the amounts of sugar and replaced 1 of the cups of sugar for splenda. For example, 3/4 sugar reduced to 1/2 and 2 cups of sugar reduced to 1 cup of sugar and 14 packets of Splenda. Yummy and still sweet enough!
5
Tis is a FANTASTIC recipe. I.made it in 2 smaller pans and shared with family. They all loved it....
5
This is the best Apple Cobbler recipe I've ever tasted! Land O Lakes butter gives it a crispiness that no other butter could do. If you love apple cobbler then you will definitely say this is the best recipe after you've tried it!
5
This is, hands down, one of the best apple cobblers I've ever tried. I don't have my late grandmothers cobbler recipe so I went in search of one on-line and came across this one, and I'm glad I did! It reminded me of hers very much. I've made it twice in the past two weeks, and everyone I've shared it with has loved it. The simplicity of the recipe makes it all the more appealing.

Two thumbs, way up!
5
I made this years ago for the first time and everyone LOVED it. It now has become a holiday must. What I have done to this recipe is use green apples and cut back on about a cup of sugar. If you do this it tastes even better. (not as sweet) This year I think I am going to try the apple cookie cake. We will see how it compares.
5
This a excellent recipe, I like my apples a little more spicy and I add 1/2 tsp ground clove and 1/2 tsp Ginger with the sugar and cinnamon.
The Crumb topping bakes up perfect.
5
very good and sweet.
5
I HAVE MADE THIS A FEW TIMES. I HAVE BEEN MAKING A CERTAIN RECIPE FOR APPLE CRISP FOR YEAR'S. I THINK THIS IS GOING TO TAKE IT'S PLACE. CAN'T WAITE FOR FALL WHEN IT'S APPLE SEASON.

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