Apple Fritters - 100 Year Old Recipe - The Hillbilly Kitchen
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- Опубліковано 4 жов 2024
- Old Fashioned Apple Fritters are a simple sweet treat that will bring back sweet memories. There is nothing better for breakfast than a fresh hot apple fritter. They are the perfect dessert to transition us into the fall season.
There are no fancy or expensive ingredients, so you won’t need to go shopping to make them and you won’t have trouble finding ingredients during these hard times.
Apple Fritters have been around for hundreds of years and they are so good they will be around for hundreds of years longer. You won’t believe how good these taste and how inexpensive they are to make. If you are on a budget this is a real treat that won’t break the bank.
When I was a kid, we couldn’t wait for the apples to get ripe so Granny would make apple fritters. In this video I will show you how she made them and how to make them with chopped apples. I will also give you several ideas for topping them.
Remember to put God first! :)
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Ingredients:
3 or 4 Apples
2 teaspoons Lemon Juice
2 Eggs
½ teaspoon Salt
2 tablespoons Butter
1 cup All Purpose Flour
2 teaspoons Baking Powder
½ - 1 cup Milk
1 teaspoon Cinnamon
¼ teaspoon Nutmeg
1/8 teaspoons Cloves
1 teaspoon Vanilla
3 tablespoons Sugar
¼ cup Corn Starch
Oil to Fry
Toppings:
Glaze - 1 cup Powdered Sugar , ¼ teaspoon Vanilla, 2 - 4 tablespoons Milk
1 teaspoon Cinnamon & ¼ cup Sugar
Powdered Sugar
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We have an apple tree that my mother grew from a seed, she literally pulled the tree up and wrapped it up in wet newspaper and my husband brought it home taking 4hr on a very hot day. When he gat home he dug a hole, filled it with water planted it and gave it a good drink every day, the tree is nowhigher than our house and has a huge crop every year the apples are green and tart at the beginingof the season and then rippening to a lovely sweetness and golden. We dry them every year and also juice them, a true gift from God, we pick from the tree for 3-4 months a year. God bless you all.
That's amazing! Thanks for sharing with us, God bless you!
What a wonderful Family Legacy!
May God keep that Apple Tree Serving your Family for Many Generations!
A w e s o m e 🍎 🕊
Becky, Thank you for sharing your family recipes. The apple fritter recipe is yummy. Sorry for the loss of your husband.
What type of apple tree was it
Ma’am you and I are about the same age, but you cook and speak just like my dad’s momma, my grandma. No one could cook like her of course because she was my grandma... but I’m so glad you are keeping these old country recipes alive. Especially in these days of cancel culture. This is part of our heritage and I’m so proud of it! Jesus lives and thank you for so openly expressing your faith!
You should pull your hair back while cooking, nobody likes finding hair in what they are eating.
Watching from South Africa 🇿🇦🇿🇦, your potato cakes upload brought me here. I love how boldly you confess your faith in Jesus Christ.
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Me too, from Australia, g'day sister.
Also a Trump supporter, she’s got all in her kitchen!
Yes 👍
I love watching her, not pretentious, gentle and not at all confusing or difficult
Take this as a huge compliment please- but when I have insomnia, I watch your videos and your kind nature and voice mixed with the scriptures helps me to relax and fall asleep. ✝️
Love this video. No fluff. You just move right along and explain what is happening; a natural teacher. Blessings.
I knew as soon as she said "apple frAYtr" that this was going to be good. When I read, "Put God First" across my screen, I subscribed.
And, when she said, "Happy are they whose God is the Lord" I paused the video, looked up the verse on my Bible app, overlay the text on a pretty picture, and sent it to all my friends.
Ok, now I'm back to learn about apple fritters!
That's very kind of you to say that. Thanks for watching and God bless you Adam!
Me too. I subscribed too. Thanks! God bless!
Apple FRIT-r that is.
I speak same dialect she does .
It's a wonderful recipe.
You are a natural, and organized, teacher. Your kind assuring style could coax anyone to get their mixing bowl and turn on the stove! There's probably always a crowd saying Grace around your table! Thank you for the time you must spend planning, recording and editing these sessions for your adoring fans. Well done.
Thank you for your kind words, it means more to me than you will ever know. God bless you!
Well said, I agree. :)
Thank you. Well done.
I love your cooking channel, but I am overjoyed that you mention our Lord and Savior in every video. GOD bless you and family young lady. 🙏🙏🙏
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Where do you see a "young lady" and what from will the little Jewish boy who insisted on being the son of Jehova save you? Your bigotry is sickening.
@@joangarson4327 🤣🤣🤣
Amen!!!
She is just lovely, and I bet she's got a heart of gold, such a great teacher too! Ive been looking for a good apple fritter recipe because my husband loves them! I think her and Rachel cooks with love are my 2 favorites now
Where has this channel been all my life? I love your posts and recipes. You are a treasure, God bless you and your faith!
You talk right. I grew up in the South and then moved to where people don't talk right. I appreciate hearing people talk right and every time I come across someone who does, I always tell them how much I like hearing it. I trust people more easily when I hear them talking right.
My first visit to your kitchen. Love it don’t change a thing. Including Trump. He deserves the Nobel peace prize and a debt of gratitude. My husband is in Afghanistan and he loves apple pie, apple fritters. So I’m going to surprise him with this recipe. ❤️🇺🇸
Thank you for sharing your recipes and your love for Father and Jesus 🤗🤗❤❤
So nice of you Barbara, God Bless You!
I’m sure your family is missing you! Thank goodness they have these videos and so do we. What an amazing cook, I always learn something new from her videos. Love love this women
YUM!! My husband will love these. I keep cinnamon and sugar mixed up together all the time. I love cinnamon toast and I'm 70!! God Bless.
Me too and I am 69 1/2
@@rebeccawaters5879 Gotcha both beat! love cinnamon toast and I'm 73!
@@mamadillo9994@Rebecca Waters @Kit Vargas I'm 34 but my 98 year old grandmother started me on cinnamon and sugar toast when I was a little kid. (Back in the late 80's.. She was probably about your age at the time.) It's also great with butter/margarine and Current Berry jelly or Strawberry or Plum jam on the toast, then put the cinnamon/sugar on top. Lots of sugar yes - but grandmas are there the spoil their grandchildren, right? :-)
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Hi.use a brown sugar.it bring out the flavors.lord bless all america kitchen,.
I’m over here in Australia drooling. Will definitely put this recipe in my book. With a depression coming we definitely need a life time pan like yours. Thanks you for showing us the good old Hill Billy recipes. I have my Mothers and grandmothers cook books with recipes I grew up on,
I am a single guy with minimal cooking skills! Fritters turned out great first time. I gave apples a few quick spins in my food processor. Fritters fried more evenly.
Good to know that you put them in the food processor! Thanks for sharing this! I'll try it with mine.
Haven't made them yet but soon will do it 👍
Gary Wilt I’m contemplating a channel with quick fix easy recepies that are healthier than fast food for bachelors and teenagers, sort of teaching basics...would be of interest to a single guy with minimal skill as you put it ? If you’re willing to try fritters I’m sure there’s a Lot you could easily master
Great recipe, but her hair hanging loose should be put back while cooking.
@@carolynroseberry3659 shutup
@@carolynroseberry3659 Yeah, I noticed that too. But she's cooking at home for her family and if it doesn't bother them so fine with me. Personally, I would just find it uncomfortable...
Every single recipe that I have tried of yours has been absolutely DELICIOUS!!! Potato soup was fantastic!!! Potato pancakes yum yum yum. YOU are the best.
Yum. I’m trying this. Yes amen. Jesus is Lord.
Oh it's good
Apple fritters are one of the first treats my lovie bought me. I never had any as good as the ones he bought me. But he made those remarkable little things over the top, one day, when he topped them with vanilla ice cream.
Thanks for sharing with us, God bless you!
This looks great! I can’t wait to try it!
Helpful hint: To determine if your oil is hot enough to fry you can use the handle of a wooden spoon, (wood chopstick, wood handle of a spatula, or any other clean, wood kitchen utensil you have handy), dip it into the oil briefly. The oil is ready when the handle is immediately surrounded by small bubbles. This is easy, mess-free, dependable and doesn’t damage the wood unless it’s left in the hot oil for an extended and ridiculously long time. 😁
Thanks for the tip!
It's good for the wood to have some oil applied to it periodically.
Thank you! I always wonder how to tell!
My mom always put a drop of water in. When it started popping it’s ready. 🤷♀️
Thank you for sharing, the old family recipes are the best. ! want to make these tomorrow morning for breakfast. Amen, put God first!!!
Dear Sister Becky, so enjoyed watching your "Hillbilly Kitchen" on UA-cam. Your sweet spirit compliments your delicious recipes and easy to follow cooking instructions. I hope to begin to view you more in the future as their are many recipes I've yet to try. Thanks so much! May the Lord bless you and keep you!
I love how you always put God in your videos. Thank you for all you do in His name . I Love your channel, Great recipes and instructions. God Bless you and yours. John 3:16✝️🙏
When I saw “Put God first” I thumbs up & subscribed!
My husband’s favorite! I’ll have to chop the apples a bit smaller for him, though.
Becky I love how relaxed and confident you are in the kitchen no matter how long, complicated or difficult the recipe may be. And I love how you give us a word of encouragement regarding how many ingredients there are and how simple it really is. Thank you and God Bless you, sweet Woman of God! ❤️🙏🏽❤️🤗
I love your banner, " put God first ". Thank you dear women of God.
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One of my great joys is thinking of all the people all over the world praising the Lord Jesus and singing His praises at any given moment.
Linda Whitman Amen
I just like her
me too. WHEN YOU MENTIONED GOD THAT'S WHAT MADE ME KEEP WATCHING
@@markwillit1572 I praise Him everyday several times a day
I love the way to refer to your grandma and aunt while you cook, and how you explain so well what you are doing and how it should look and come out. God bless you and your family. Judy
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Saw these and got so hungry! My Grandma, when in her 80's made 75 of these for a family gathering! Blessings
I really enjoyed watching you do the fritters and giving all the different options, with lots of explanations. And thank you for putting God first!
So happy I found you! You are easy to listen to and I have learned so much. Really appreciate your ability to simply teach. God bless you and your family!
Thanks for taking the 'mystery' out of the delicious apple fritters! You teaching style is so easy to understand, & friendly too.
As a dutch child of many colors, in the 60s, us kids enjoyed these traditional treats during Xmas time. Made from apples stored in sand boxes in the cellar. We called them appel flappen. Our topping was powdered sugar and cinnamon. Kids running around with powdered sugar on their faces and sticky fingers. Loved your video. So well explained for beginners. Blessings.
Thanks for sharing your memory with us. God bless you!
Excellent presentation! I love that you showed so many options for the apple fritters. Thank you, lady.😊
Thank you Becky for your time and talent bringing us your recipes. God bless you and your UA-cam channel.
Looks so delicious,must have been made with love. On my list to try, apple fritters are definitely a favorite. Thanks for sharing.
Ooh I love apple fritters, and I love you and your love for the Lord 😀😇
And I love you for loving the Lord and for loving her and the fritters lol you all are great.
@@sauntersway3980 aww you're so sweet😇
Sure will make these in the morning. Thank you so much for sharing this God is good yes he is .
I just watched your apple fritter video and wish I had seen this back when I had young kids. I'm 75 years old and I've cooked all my life, but I've learned so much from you and really appreciate, not only the recipes and the way you present it but, also your Love of The Lord and sharing the word of God. Bless you✝️👍
Wow who doesn’t love apple fritters? I love your recipes because I don’t have to go buy unnecessary ingredients. Have a blessed day Becky. 💕🙏🏻
Watching you makes me so very proud of my Southern roots. ❤
Thank you so much 😊 God Bless You!
I was given a bunch of apples and just found this recipe and am so excited to make apple fritters. Ive just discover your channel today and subscribed.
Love to hear you talk about putting God first!
I grew up in the Appalachian foothills in GA. Your voice sounds like home and your cooking is a trip back to my childhood. ❤️
So much love that southern accent!
Grew up in the south and miss it so much!
@@loritravis3197 me to
@@loritravis3197 if you miss it that much why not go back? There's no place like home. So you might have to make a few changes, so what. Live where you can be happiest. Go for it!
@@shaggydog563 hey there shaggy dog. Well I'm living in Buffalo helping my daughter and granddaughter ❤️
And that's my family now so I need to be where they are. But it sounds good!
Sorry just saw this message from you. Love them more 😍💕😍
Im in Ireland - these recipes are not old to us - we still do it all
Stumbled upon your channel and love it! Great explanations! Thank you for such boldly professing your faith especially under the current circumstances that our country finds itself in.
Welcome to The Hillbilly Kitchen. I appreciate your support. God bless you!
Wow... just like my Grandma used to make! I’d forgot all about Fritters! Thank you so much!
This is taking me on a sentimental trip down memory lane back when I was a child growing up in Missouri in the 50s thank you so much for the delicious recipes
Hello from KCMO, Northland. :)
Hello from Columbia!❣️
I'm making these for the first time ever. Followed your recipe and they turned out great! Thank you
Glad you like them! Happy New Year!
One of the most detailed, and best descriptions of any recipe, spoken with a calm, easy instruction.
I will be an avid viewer...must check the onion rings!
Thank you for all your recipes. A lot of them bring back such wonderful memories. Thank you God Bless You. 🙏✝️🙏✝️
It's 11pm and I'm seriously considering making these right now! Oh my goodness they look amazing. Thank you for all your recipes. And most especially for speaking of our Father here on you tube, where it can be dark sometimes. 💚
I absolutely love her she makes everything easier to make, I'm always having to go back & read again & again but not with her. Thank you so much for being so down to earth🙏🏻
I want to add that I wished I had as much faith as you do. I used to and lost it. Tried to get it back a few years ago but it just isn't back yet. Please say a prayer that I get it back and that God will forgive me for my sins.
I will pray for you 💖
You're on your way, asking to be prayed for shows you have faith in prayer! I'm going to pray for you too.
I love apple fritters! Especially with a good cup of coffee.
So sorry for your loss. May God bless and comfort you in these times.
I like to chop up walnuts into small bits and stir into the warm caramel sauce, then drizzle over the fritters.
Hope everyone had a blessed weekend.
mowergal .. Walnuts and pecans...OMG. Thank God for nuts...and caramel.
mowergal yes thank you and God bless you
Perfect!!!!! ❣️
I add raisins.
Loving loving that u place our Lord and Savior FIRST!!! Amen and Amen. Aaaand love ur channel and recipes. Gods blessings and precious blood over u ur family and ur kitchen!! God bless. Rose
For us over here in Germany, those simply are called apple pancakes (Apfel-Pfannkuchen). My grandma used to make them and as a child, I loved them!
My Oma, with very poor English called them apfel ringers, in only a way an Oma can. Love these!
My mother made the apple pancakes, too. She put the pancake mix in the pan, and then put the apples on top. I make them the same way.
Voschova
That’s where my Mom probably got the recipe. She is Polish but lived a short time in Germany before coming to the states.
@@audreyarcher7156 Apfelringe are basically the same ingredients-wise but are different in that instead of chopped pieces of apples you use whole apple rings which you batter and fry. Kinda the same but different in bite. Both are really yummy :-)
Somehow I'm now having a huge appetite for either... I guess I should make some with apples from our garden and have them for the first time in probably 25 years.
My grandmother that came from Poland they made this over there too. Just was apple rings was the way I taught so good food is everywhere ❤❤
I like how you explain everything about making something. I didn't know how to make these believe it or not but love to eat them. Will definitely be making these and mostly everything you make!
Thank you for watching and trying my recipes Kathleen. God bless you!
I enjoyed watching your channel so much. Reminds me of my Grandmother's cooking. I'm 61yrs old, and I could not stop watching. Love it!!!
Comfort to me in a insane ,crazy world today...say it as a hillbilly but what is see is an American that embraces history of their Family and God!! thank You!!
I will have to watch this over and over or pause it often since I'm no chef! Thanks for sharing and yes always put God first!
I think the only time I've ever had Apple Fritters were at the Apple Barn in Sevierville, TN near Dollywood. They brought them to the table in baskets and they were delicious! We couldn't stop eating them.
OH man! That is my favorite place to eat when we go to that area! I would also highly suggest their Muscadine Wine at their winery.
What a kind-hearted, generous woman. When she said "If you are cooking for a lot of people," my thought was to to do a higher quantity of the simpler version. She said to do more versions to make more people happy! Imagine adding more techniques, more batches, more cleanup, because you want to be a better host. God Bless!
You are very kind. 💖 Thank you and God bless you!
Oh, Joy to the world. Fritter-Licious God Bless Hillbilly Kitchen and God Bless America
Ed, you made me laugh......Fritter-licious.....ha.....that's so great!
I love that you put God first!
In the Netherlands, the apple ring fritters are called "Appelflappen".
Ya ya
A Dutch friend made those for my family on New Years Eve. He made a beer batter. Also he made some with raisins.
My mother is Dutch and our family friend use to make them for New Years Eve it made me feel closer to my Dutch heritage.. our family friend has since passed away and no one makes them anymore and I am thinking it's time for me to make them..
At a small town bakery I worked at in my teens they called them uglies. He fried them in a huge steel kettle drum. I'll never forget them.
I just love how many people have watched this from all over the world... I am in America and I am now a fan and can't wait to learn more from her... Hope to see you here again in one of her other video's.. I just started watching but I'll catch up...
As to the frying oil, I always have bacon grease on hand since I make a good amount of bacon once or twice a week, on a crisper tray my husband bought for me at Costco for Christmas last year. I’ve got to try these sometime. Pork and apples have always gone well together, so I see no problem with using bacon grease to fry apple fritters. 😁❤️🥓🍎🍏 God bless!
Sounds great! Thanks for sharing, God bless you Michelle!
All your videos make me happy and Hungry! Wish I was there to share an apple fritter, and some Bible study and praising the Lord with you. You just bless me so much! ⚡️💖⚡️
Maybe one day we can. Thank you and God Bless You!
I received my counter top oven that you sent me. I love it. I appreciate it so very much. It is a blessing. I pray that God continues to bless you and your family in all your endeavors. Thank you so very much and God bless you.
I've eat Apple Fritters n Peach Fritters my whole life! Peaches are a bit juicer n you have to adjust a little but ohh my gosh, I got all the ingredients now n need to go make some! Delicious! My grandmaws apple pies were the best in the world! Can't get enough if them, EVER! Thank you and God Bless...🙏❤
You are a really neat lady and a great cook. You should have a show on tv. You are way better than any other cook EVER
Love to enjoy one with my morning coffee right now.
Home, this reminds me of my mother! Blessed and safe days!
I live in the UK 🇬🇧 really enjoyed watching you make them, they look delicious 😋 and I am definitely going to make them thank you and God bless America 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧👍✌️
People all around the world...I am asking for prayer for the U.S.A. the forces at work in the country today are bent on the destruction of this country . I absolutely believe it is in Gods power to save this country for another couple hundred years . the U.S.A. needs the prayers of the world & the world needs the prayers of the U.S.A. thank you in advance .
Thank you so much .of course we don't get everything right but we try !!!!
OK we have to put GOD first
@@cathecavanaugh615 I pray for our country all the time. At 3:00 I pray the chaplet of Divine Mercy. Also pray the rosary several times a day and of course I start my day by going to Mass. With all this election fraud business it's enough to drive a person nuts. In the end I don't know who is going to win but I think the most important thing is to get our electoral system straightened out so we the people can trust it. Right now I don't.
Just made this recipe for hubby. He absolutely LOVES apple fritters! Thank you! I now know how to make them for him and it's absolutely delicious!
Mom made these in the 1950s..great memories😍😍
Her voice just makes me so happy!
I haven't made fritters in such a long time, now I have a strong craving for some. I used to also like corn fritters. I'm with you I like cinnamon/sugar topping. Love your channel and appreciate your strong faith in God our heavenly father.
Thank you and God bless you!
@@TheHillbillyKitchen God Bless you also.
God bless you sweetheart for teaching America how to cook. Them old Home recipes we're always the best. Let the teaching begin!
Becky, this sounds delicious; the love you put into your cooking clearly shows and makes it extra special. Thanks for sharing this family recipe.
So having a name like Becky or Karen does not mean you are deserving of a hate crime
@@cathecavanaugh615 It's crazy isn't it?
All your cooking takes me back to my Little Grandma as we called her So happy I came across your channel
I just found you today. My 94 year old mom and I have been watching a lot of your recordings. Your recipes are great. I cook the same things but it was great to hear different little hints here and there. Or, something I have forgot about and when I see you make it my mouth starts watering. 🤣. We also really enjoy your stand for Christ and this great country! Pro gun pro God pro country!!!!!
Amen to that!
Delicious recipes. Thank you. I enjoyed the simple raisin cake without eggs, milk, or butter.
Made these delicious fritters after supper tonight. A wonderful recipe, my family loved them! 😋
Glad you like them!
Apple fritters is my total favorite pastry... I just wanted to go through the video and have one with my coffee. God bless!
I've always loved apple fritters, but just never thought to make them. I always buy one or two when I get groceries, as a treat for after dinner. Thank you for the recipe. It's easier than I thought!
These look amazing! Love, love love your videos. You have such a down to earth way of explaining recipes. Will be trying these soon. Thankyou so much! God Bless!
I live in UK. My mum who has now passed, used to make this for us - thank you so much for this recipe - bless you 😙 My favourite way of eating them is as if they're a doughnut. Mum used to put a few plump juicy sultanas on top with custard - that was nice too
Sounds delicious Ill try it
Elaine, what's a sultana? What part of the UK are you in? My Mum was 1/2 Irish and she used to always say Mum and called us Pets. I loved that.
Concerned Citizen Sounds absolutely delicious!
@@sylviacarlson3561 I'm from UK ( London) and mum from Ireland. My Aunt lived in the north, (Leicester) she didn't call us pet, it was, 'me duck'
Sorry ,I don't know what a sultana is but really want to know
I love your channel! I just stumbled across it a couple of days ago but every time I sit down for a few minutes I pull one of your videos up. I really like the recipes, but I love the teaching the most! Thank you for being a light in this dark dark world 💜
I used to buy apple fritters that were covered in a thin peanut butter glaze. So good.
That sounds amazing! Yummy!
Beverly Lynn I will have to try that. Thank you
My best friend and I love your channel. We are in our 40s, living in Central Ohio, with family roots from Eastern Kentucky. You remind us of home! We watched your apple fritters video last night and made our own. They were delicious and the kids thought it was the best thing ever! Thank you for what you are doing to share these recipes and the culture. May God bless you!
LOOKS DELICIOUS...
I WILL HAVE TO TRY AND MAKE SOME. THANK YOU FOR SHARING. HAVE A WONDERFUL DAY💖🙂💖
Love this recipe! Have you ever tried keeping the peel on the apples. Guess the peel would keep batter from sticking.
Your recipes r friendly to most basic kitchens.
Cornstarch is the ingredient used in tempura batter.
Thanks for sharing
I'm new here, from Louisiana. My grandmother used to make what she called Puppy Ears. They were fried apple pies and were so good. I love your idea, too, and look forward to trying it really soon. Thank you for the recipe!
My Mother made apple and banana fritters when I was a kid and that's been about 60 years ago. Still think of how good they were.
I'm going to make some of each. Couldn't think of a healthy snack or meal. Thanks for this idea.
I have been craving apple fritters and your video just made me decide to go buy apples and have these tonight. Thanks and God bless you.
I LOVE HOW THE INSIDE STAYS ,ALMOST LIKE CAKE. SO GOOD! I ATE 4 OF THEM!
This looks like a wonderful, fun and delicious fall recipe.
Thank you for the tutorial and my favorite country music. ❤