Friday, September 19, 2014

Easy Dessert #Recipe - Phyllo Apple Logs

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Easy Dessert Recipe - Phyllo Apple Log

I don't normally buy/use Phyllo dough/sheets for 2 reasons: 
1.  They are too expensive
2.  I prefer made from scratch. 
However, I made an exception this time (actually my mom gave me a package of Phyllo Dough - Thank you mom!)

This dessert is so easy to make!  Not only does it combine the delicious flavors of apple, cinnamon & lemon but it also combines the crispy flaky outer texture with the silky inner texture of the apple filling.

Phyllo Apple Logs by Angie Ouellette-Tower for godsgrowinggarden.com photo 001_zpsc16d375b.jpg


1/2 package of Phyllo Pastry Sheets/dough
2 tablespoons lemon juice
2+ teaspoons of ground cinnamon
1/2 cup sugar
1/4 cup flour
4 large Macintosh Apples (washed, cored, peeled & chopped)
Butter for "dotting" the filling
melted butter & cinnamon sugar for dusting on top

Prepare the apples as listed above.  In a medium mixing bowl combine the cut apples, lemon juice, cinnamon, sugar & flour - stir until combined (see picture above). 



Phyllo Apple Logs by Angie Ouellette-Tower for godsgrowinggarden.com photo 2014-09-12_zps2511a853.jpg
To Assemble:
See picture above
Step 1 - Take 2 sheets of Phyllo dough & spread 1/4 of the apple filling diagonally across these 2 Phyllo sheets
Step 2 - Place some chunks of butter on top of the filling (about 1 to 2 teaspoons of butter per "Apple log")
Step 3 - Fold - take the tip and fold up, then fold in the right & left side & begin rolling until the end of the sheets & it will be cylindrical in shape or like a log.
Step 4 - Continue rolling all 4 logs (if you only use 2 sheets per log then you will only be using 1/2 of the Phyllo package ) Place on a parchment lined baking sheet.
Step 5 - Brush melted butter on top of each log
Step 6 - Sprinkle cinnamon sugar on top of each log

Bake in a preheated 425 degree oven for about 15 to 20 minutes or until the desired golden brown color &/or texture is achieved.


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Contents will be hot!! 
Allow to cool, serve & ENJOY!!




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2 comments:

  1. Hello Marci, that really does look delicious, thank you for including the recipe. I think I’m going to give this a try, (and I don’t cook very often!) Barbara

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  2. Oh my...that looks so good! I can almost smell it...thanks for sharing with the Thursday Blog Hop!

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