We do not have Bonfire Night over here in Sweden, but that didn’t stop us getting into the spirit of things making these scrummy campfire toffee apples! They were a huge hit with my trio and I couldn’t resist either. All my recipes can be prepared at the campfire, but we are now hitting minus temperatures outdoors, so I’m doing the prep at home to make life a little easier on the cold fingers!
Ingredients:
An apple per person
Soft toffees (ours were coated in chocolate too for an extra treat)
Cinnamon
Tin foil (for the fire)
Method:
With a corer, remove the core from the centre of each apple.
Then slice the apple in half. This leaves each half with a lovely trench in the middle.
Place your toffees into the trench.
Sprinkle some cinnamon over each half.
Put the 2 halves of the toffee apples back together again, and wrap in tin foil.
Now you are ready to cook your toffee apples. Place them onto the fire for 10-15 mins. Once the apples are lovely and soft/squishy to touch, they are ready. Tuck in and enjoy your campfire toffee apples.
Debbie
Hi Sonia, oh my! Your recipe sounds so much easier to make than the classic toffee apples. With a recipe so easy and a husband who likes cooking over a fire, how can I not give these a try? Pinning.
Thank you for linking up with the #MMBC.
xx
Mammas School
Ah thankyou! I hope you enjoy them as much as we do 🙂
Kim Carberry
Ohh! I do love the look of these. They sounds so easy to make too! #MMBC
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Thankyou 🙂 I hope you enjoy them!
Carol
I’ve never had a toffee apple but I’m now starving for one! Oh my they sound and look so yummy! #MMBC
Mammas School
oooooo i’m so pleased you like the look of them…give them a go and enjoy!!
Catherine @ Story Snug
These look and sound delicious, I’ve never thought of baking apples with toffee! I guess you can also do the same in the oven (although I guess you don’t get the smoky smell and taste!).
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Yes I am sure they would work in the oven 🙂
Cheryl | Time To Craft
What a great idea. Easy to transport the ingredients too, and only the tin foil to take home. Storing this away for our next camping advenure. #MMBC
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Mammas School
I’m glad you like it!! I hope you enjoy them 🙂
Rachel
Aww such a lovely and yummy idea! Love the picture, made me feel warm looking at it!
Mammas School
It’s really delicious!!
Kate
These look lovely! We’re taking our first camping trip next year and I’ve been searching for campfire recipes – we’re going to give these a try for sure!
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I have more campfire outdoor cooking recipes in this category on the blog http://mammasschool.co.uk/category/outdoor-cooking/ 🙂
Mrs Mary Ann Abbott
They look really nice! Will have to try them in the back garden this winter x
Nadia
Oh, these look delicious! Definitely one to try this winter.
Mammas School
They are yummy!
Katy Stevens
Wow – these look amazing! I am going to find a Dairy free toffee now for my daughter to have a go at these!
Mammas School
Good luck, I hope they taste good !
Kara
I love toffee apples but our ones here are no good for the teeth. These look lovely
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Yes, these are a lot easier on the teeth!!
Lu Lovely
Ooh, these toffee apples look delicious. Love that you used toffee covered in chocolate for extra taste.
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Yes they were delicious 🙂
Stephanie
These are a great idea, great for campfire cooking. Look very tasty
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they are so yummy!!!
Laura
Oh wow these toffee apples sound absolutely divine and cooked outside – bliss
Laura x
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We’ve had them a few times now they are that tasty and easy to make