Apple pie and apple crisp may sound similar, and that's because they are. There is a difference, though, and it all has to do ...

There's nothing like the smell of warm apples and cinnamon filling your kitchen. This Old-Fashioned Apple Crisp Recipe i ...

crunchy topping, much like a streusel. Here's exactly what sets an apple pie apart from an apple crisp — after all, there is a difference between cobblers, crumbles, and crisps, so let's see ...

An old-fashioned apple crisp, not a bit fancy, is one of the most comforting desserts and a lot less of a project than an apple pie. The buttery, crunchy topping, with oats, brown sugar, and cinnamon, ...

To assemble: Spread approximately 2 cups of the crisp over the bottom of the prepared pan and press it flat. Pour the apple ...

A crisp gets its name because the oats in the topping will be come crispy when baked. A crumble is usually made with a flour base and will not be crispy. What are the best apples to use in this gluten ...

Impact Link I don't have a go-to recipe for apple pie so I decided to test ... The softened apples contrasted perfectly with the crunchy topping. I made a second pie with the leftover crust ...

Photo credit: At the Immigrant’s Table. This apple crisp uses less sugar but still packs in the flavor, with a crunchy oat topping and tender baked apples. It takes 40 minutes to bake, and the apples ...

The result is an apple crisp that is the easiest you’ll ever ... resembling the flavor of apple butter. Along with the crispy topping, the texture between the two is perfect.

The result is an apple crisp that is the easiest you’ll ever make and unlike any other you’ve probably tried. The fine, grated apples maintain some bite while resembling the flavor of apple butter.

Every dessert table benefits from a little variety, and we’re here to tell you, there can be SO much more to Thanksgiving ...