Oven Baked Bloomin Apples - My Incredible Recipes (2024)

Thanks to Shaw’s® for sponsoring this post.

It’s almost that time of year again when all the fall flavors begin to make an appearance. Caramel apples, pumpkin spice, pecan pies, you name it! So, I am thrilled to share with you that I have teamed up with Shaw’s® to bring you this delicious Oven Baked Bloomin Apples recipe to satisfy all your autumn cravings!Every year, I countdown the days until Honeycrisp Apples are ripe ready for pickin’ at our local apple orchard…I literally buy them by the bushel. BUT you can actually buy these apples year-round and somehow, I swear they taste just as good from the produce aisle at Shaw’s® as they do right off the tree.

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Ingredients Needed to Make Bloomin Apples

Now that your mouth is watering, you might wonder what you need to make this oven baked apple dessert right at home using exclusive O Organics® products from Shaw’s® . Here is a list of the simple ingredients you need:

• O Organics® Honeycrisp apples
• O Organics® Sweet Cream Unsalted butter
• O Organics® Light brown sugar
• O Organics® Ground Cinnamon
• Caramel sauce
• Extra toppings: Vanilla ice cream, cinnamon and caramel sauce

How to Make This Oven Baked Apple Recipe:

Start by preheating the oven to 375 degrees Fahrenheit. Go ahead and wash your apples so they are nice and clean before you begin cooking.

Use an apple corer to remove the apple’s core, including all the seeds. You don’t need to scoop all the way to the bottom of the apple, just scoop out enough to get the apple seeds and core out. This will create a bowl/well in the center of the apple.

Next, use a knife to create the “blooming” look on the apple. There are several ways you can achieve this, and the recipe card does a great job of explaining the step-by-step of that.

Place the apples in a casserole dish; dip and scoop a big old spoonful of caramel sauce into the apple. Make the brown sugar glaze mixture and spoon it onto the apples.

Bake the Baked Blooming Apples until they are done. Keep in mind that every apple does cook differently and for various times!What to serve with Bloomin Apples

Now, this is the fun part! After the apples are done baking to perfection, you may be wondering what to serve with such deliciousness! These can absolutely be eaten all on their own but my favorite way to serve Bloomin Apples is with a scoop of vanilla ice cream, more caramel sauce, and a sprinkle of cinnamon on top! Oh, and don’t forget the extra napkins because this will get messy!

How to Store

You can store these in the refrigerator for a few days after baking, but they are best eaten fresh. If you have some leftovers, heat them in the microwave for 35-45 seconds before eating.

My kids always love it when I make this baked apple treat, and I have to admit that I love it just as much as they do! It’s the perfect fall dessert and I know you’ll love it, too.

Of course, if you’re looking for more fall dessert fun, you can learn more at www.shaws.com/fall to find all kinds of recipe inspiration. They even have shoppable recipes to make recipe planning and shopping easier.

This is a sponsored post written by me on behalf of Shaw’s®.