Instant Pot Applesauce

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Like many, you’ve probably celebrated the arrival of fall by heading to one of the best apple orchards in America and partaking in other bucket list fall activities. But if you’ve grown tired of eating apples plain or baking apple pieapple crispapple kugel and apple pancakes, there’s a classic solution: applesauce. This childhood classic is great for a midday snack, or to have around the house as a healthy dessert option.

Rich, creamy and very versatile, applesauce can be used on top of pancakes or latkes, as a standalone treat sprinkled with cinnamon or even as a substitute for eggs in certain recipes. This recipe can be made in an Instant Pot with just a few ingredients.

To start, place the apples, cinnamon, honey and water into the Instant Pot. Cook the mixture on high pressure for five minutes, then transfer it to a blender and blend everything until you’ve reached your desired consistency.

Fall is the perfect time to enjoy apple cider doughnutsgo to the pumpkin patch and more. But in between all of your favorite seasonal activities, try baking some of these incredible apple recipes, from apple crisp to apple stuffing.

Instant Pot Apple Sauce

Recipe courtesy of Corrie Cooks

Ingredients

  • 8 apples, peeled
  • 1 teaspoon cinnamon
  • 1/4 cup water
  • 3 tablespoons honey
  • A pinch of salt

Directions

Step 1: Place all ingredients except salt the Instant Pot.

Step 2: Close the lid and cook at high pressure for 5 minutes. When cooking time ends, do a quick pressure release.

Step 3: With an immersion blender, mix everything until you obtain the texture of your choice.

Step 4: Add a pinch of salt, mix a bit, and enjoy!

By Madeline Buiano

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