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When golden leaves begin collecting along the roads I drive each day, and brown pine needles fill the gutters on my house and blanket the grass in my yard, my apple senses switch into high gear. It’s time to visit an apple orchard on a sunny autumn day. It’s time to gather walnuts, cinnamon and other fragrant baking spices. Apple-baking season has begun.
There are a few apple recipes that have become fall traditions in my kitchen over the years. I still make the apple crisp that my older son and I baked together when he was young. Some years I pull out a recipe from my newlywed days that helps me create crust and filling for five big apple pies – one to bake and four to freeze. With a bag of apples, lots of nuts and a collection of fall baking spices along with some baking staples on my kitchen counter, it doesn’t take long before delicious aroma begins wafting through the house.
I’ve had a recipe for an apple cake in my “To Do” bin since sometime during the summer. I was saving it for a time like right now, when juicy apples are ready for picking. With some mixing and baking and testing and tasting, I’ve come up with a cake that is moist and flavorful. It delivers a mouth full of comforting, traditional fall flavors with each bite.
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Cake pans for checkout sit along with the books Friday at the library in Keokuk. Keokuk Library Director Emily Rohlfs holds some of the cake pans available
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