Apple Flautas
No…I’m not turning into a “food Only” blog…lol.
This has been one long and crazy month….forgive me please? 😀
Those of you that have been with me for very long…know some of my issues….I try to stray from them as much as possible in my everyday projects here…and I don’t like excuses. If you don’t know…and you’re interested in part of my story…you’re welcome to peek a bit into it on this page. It can be found under my about on the menu. Be warned….I haven’t updated it in quite some time.
I just want you to know…I’ve had a very difficult couple of weeks…and I promise to try to get back on track very soon. Sometimes….life just consumes us…and we let it. That’s exactly what has happened to me.
I’m sharing this amazing recipe with you from over at LCI. I posted it several weeks ago…and wanted to share it with you.
Thank you my sweet WONDERFUL followers and subscribers for all your comments and loyalty….even when I’m worthless! I REALLY do LOVE y’all!!!
With the changing of the seasons…comes apples. Apples come in all colors and multiple levels of tartness and sweetness.
I love canning apples…I love apple pies. Actually, I love many things made with apples.
We’ve been making these apple flautas as long as I can remember. I remember eating them from somewhere when I was a child…but I don’t recall from where. As I became an adult, I experimented until I got them how I like them.
This is another one of those recipes that isn’t set in stone, you have to play with the spices. I like the cinnamon approximately twice as much as the others.
I don’t measure the spices…I just sprinkle them. Just a nice dusting of cinnamon, cloves and nutmeg is enough to give these flautas the perfect touch.
Ingredients:
- Tortillas
- Apples, any type will work…I like pink ladies.
- Cinnamon
- Cloves
- Nutmeg
- Butter
- Sugar
Instructions:
- Pre-heat oven to 375
- Lay tortillas out on a baking sheet…I line the baking sheet with tin foil. If you leave your flautas a little too long, they will carmelize and you’ll really wish it was lined.
- Slice apples approximately 1/8″ thick. I used about 1 1/2 apples for two tortillas. Place them around your tortillas. I do mine in a circular pattern.
- Dust apples with your cinnamon…and use about half as much of the cloves and nutmeg.
- Dab butter all around. Be generous…this will keep the apples from drying out during baking.
- Sprinkle with a generous amount of sugar. I used approximately 1/4- 1/2 cup for each flauta. This depends on the size of the tortillas…but you want them plenty sweet….after all, this is a desert. I never said it wasn’t fattening! lol
- Place you baking sheet in the oven for approximately 15-20 minutes…just keep an eye on them. You want them to bubble, but not for a really long time. If you let them cook too long, they will carmelize and become tough and chewy.
When you finish sprinkling your spices…your apples should look similar to these.
Here I’m not quite finished placing my butter. You can also top with a little cheese if you like. We have them that way also! YUMMO!
I hope you enjoy these wonderfully crisp deserts. Just a little different type desert, to make use of all those fabulous apples!
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Love Y’all!
Tammy
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I am going to be totally honest, I have never seen anything like this with tortillas and apples. But I love it and it’s so simple!
It’s really good with tortillas…you’ll be amazed! Have a wonderful Thanksgiving.
Dear Tammy,
I sort of scrolled through your explanation. Will read in depth later but I know what it is to have pain in your back it is not pleasant at all. The first time my back went out I thought I could cure it myself. That went on for months-finally I went to the doctor. Exrays , CT scan were taken. Pain pills were taken etc. exercises you name it I tried it. One day it just left but I still have to watch the way I pick up things, using my knees. So, I do feel for you its no pain like any other. I will put you on my prayer list.
God Bless, Anna
Thank you so much Anna. I’ll take all the prayers I can get. You’ll be in mine too!