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Cinnamon sauteed apples are a sweet side dish that is equally up to the task of crowning a handsome german pancake or dressing up a basic roast chicken dinner. To make sure they soften without charring we add a little water to the pan for a brief simmer after a quick saute in butter. Adding the water helps ensure that the whole pan of sliced apples is tender, and it helps the light cinnamon flavor distribute evenly throughout the pan. Cook up a batch as an accompaniment to a big French toast breakfast or as a simple side dish to accompany something savory. It’s a great way to use up the last of the fruit from an autumnal apple-picking trip!<\/p>\n

Ingredients for Sauteed Apples<\/strong><\/h2>\n