Apple and Pear Cake With Citrus and Nuts, above. The origin of this recipe from my grandfather is still a mystery, but making it no longer is. Readers have also become fans of this tender, tall Bundt that works just as well in a 9-by-13 pan. It features two grated apples in the batter (you can even go three if you want to swap one in for the pear).
Jewish Apple Cake. This is my all-time favorite food. You get two lovely layers of cinnamony apples embedded in a gently sweet batter.
Apple Sharlotka. Easy elegance is the name of the game with this one-bowl Russian dessert that is a favorite in Olga Massov’s family. Sensing a theme here?
Apple Gingerbread Cake. In addition to a pound of chopped apples, this simple dessert incorporates apple cider for even more seasonal flavor.
Dorie Greenspan’s Custardy Apple Squares. If you look at most apple cakes and think, “Could use more apples,” have we got a recipe for you. Layers of thinly sliced apples are held together by just the barest amount of batter. The recipe includes suggestions on customizing, too.
Pumpkin Apple Dapple Cake. This treat merges two fall favorite ingredients. A buttery cinnamon glaze adds panache to the top.
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