Apple Cider Old-Fashioned

October 20, 2022 By palatablepastime in alcohol, Alcoholic, Apples, Beverages, cocktail, Cocktails, Fruits, Juices, United States Tags: apple drinks, apple recipes, autumn cocktails, bourbon drinks, cider cocktails, Halloween cocktails, Kentucky cocktails Leave a comment

Apple Cider Old-Fashioned is an Autumn classic drink with fresh apple cider, smoky bourbon, and a splash of maple syrup.

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Mrs. Wilkes Apple Bundt Cake

October 5, 2020 By palatablepastime in Apples, Cakes, Desserts, Electric Mixer, Fruits, Nuts, Oven Baked, Southern, United States, walnuts Tags: apple cake, apple cider, apple recipes, baking recipes, boarding house recipes, Bundt recipes, cake recipes, old-fashioned recipes, Southern recipes, walnut recipes Leave a comment

Mrs. Wilkes Apple Bundt cake is topped with a spiced apple cider glaze in this take on the boarding house classic.

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Hot Pumpkin Apple Cider #PumpkinWeek

September 21, 2020 By palatablepastime in Apples, Beverages, Crockpot, Dairy, Fruits, Herbs, Spices, Teas, and Coffee, Juices, Milk & Cream, Pumpkin, squash, United States Tags: #PumpkinWeek, apple cider, apple recipes, Autumn Recipes, Cider Recipes, crockpot recipes, fall recipes, hot drink recipes, pumpkin cider, pumpkin recipes, slow cooker recipes, warm drinks 2 Comments

Hot Pumpkin Apple Cider whisks together fresh pressed cider with pumpkin, spices and cream for a wonderfully pumpkin pie-ish cider drink.

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Creamy Potato and Apple Gratin

November 1, 2019 By palatablepastime in Apples, Cheese, Dairy, European, French, Fruits, Milk & Cream, Onions, Oven Baked, Potatoes, Side Dish Tags: #HolidaySideDishes, Alpine recipes, apple recipes, Autumn Recipes, casseroles, French recipes, holiday recipes, potato recipes, side dish recpes, Thanksgiving recpes, vegetarian 2 Comments

Potatoes, apples and a creamy cheese sauce combine to make a decadent side dish for any special autumn supper or holiday meal.

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