1927's Apple Fritter - Super Delicious - Simple Ingredient Old Fashioned Cooking

Experience the mouth-watering taste of 1927's Apple Fritter - a classic, old-fashioned dessert made with just a few simple and wholesome ingredients.
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Vol. 4 Cookbook Recipe
APPLE FRITTER INGREDIENTS:
Glaze:
1 CUP POWDERED SUGAR
1 TSP. VANILLA
3 TBSP. MILK
Apples:
2 MEDIUM APPLES (CORED, PEELED AND CHOPPED)
3 TBSP BUTTER
1/2 TSP. CINNAMON
1/3 CUP SUGAR
Dough:
1 CUP FLOUR
1 1/2 TSP. BAKING POWDER
1/2 TSP. SALT
1 TSP. CINNAMON (OPTIONAL)
1 EGG
1/3 CUP OF MILK
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[@redbird675]

Been watching for 2 yrs from Northern Indiana. I am 70 & 1of 11 kids, my mother never did make fritters. We had the orchard full of apples. God knows we helped make everything else though.. We would make 4 big rounds of bread every Sat morning, traded it to the milkman when he came around for his 4 gallons of milk. On Sat we also had a standing order for a bakers dozen of glazed square yeast donuts to sell to the old farmer down the road. Those were wonderful times in my life, just being in the kitchen with my mom. You have brought back so many memories, I thank you for that. God Bless You and keep God in your hearts.

[@karenberry4369]

Hello Red Bird. Your childhood sounds wonderful. God blessing to you also.

[@theresadixon-blackett9360]

I would add cinnamon

[@sandyriggs3421]

I would love to have your mother's recipe for those donuts.

[@luveesjewelryaccessories253]

Man I wish my Grandmother was still around she was one to keep us kids in the kitchen and my Mother.

[@pollyvaughnzimmerman1699]

I feel happy for anyone who lives or has lived closer to the life our Creator intended. Rarities now, in these times of great trouble, suffering, utterly broken lives, and the loss of love ones.

[@fueymanchoo1291]

If you pause this video at: 2:06 you can see the recipe in the book. Saves you from having to write it down. Thank you so much for your video! We are making these this morning!

[@lindapurkey54]

Thanks

[@Tubeesha]

Thank you

[@teenapearce1699]

Thanks!

[@GARTHxBROOKS]

Has anyone made the banana fritters ?

[@nanaheather9994]

Yes thank you, thank you, thank you! I was just getting ready to watch it again and write it down. Now if I could just figure out how to enlarge it and do a screen shot I'd be a happy camper 😂 😊

[@debratemple7395]

Thank you Tammi and Chris..it's nice to see a husband and wife team having fun together❤

[@fptshop2614]

Terry a Canadian ,Love the Southern states of the Great USA . MOST FRIENDLY DOWN TO EARTH PEOPLE ,EVER

[@mandsophie]

INGREDIENTS _________ 2 Honey Crisp apples (or other) 1 2/3 C. All purpose flour 3 1/2 Tbsp Sugar 2 1/2 tsp baking powder 3/4 tsp Salt 3/4 tsp Cinnamon Pinch nutmeg 2 large eggs 2 tsp vanilla 1/2 C. Milk (you can add a little more if you want) 2 Tbsp melted cool butter 2 C. Canola oil (as needed) Cook apples ingredients _________ 2 Tbsp Sugar 1/4 tsp cinnamon 2 Tbsp butter 1/4 tsp vanilla Glaze_____________ 2 C. Powdered Sugar 1/4 C. Milk (or Less) 1/2 tsp vanilla

[@lesb3901]

Sounds delicious. Make a couple for me would you please? 😍

[@ianpioche5369]

Thank you for your recipe, I will try that one too. 😋

[@Randy-yh6zd]

Thank you Kindly for the recipe 🙏🏽

[@bonniemann5012]

This recipe is from Rachael cooks with love

[@Tobez]

My goodness, this looks like a great recipe. And you are 100% correct that the stores NEVER put in enough apples.

[@Indygirl9229]

I worked in a supermarket bakery in collage. Their fritters are made from a yeast dough vs. a batter. They did happen to use apples mixed with cinnamon which is what gave the dough a darker color. They were also fried.

[@billmm4136]

I worked at a bakery and after other doughnuts were made the extra scraps of the the dough was used with apple filling to make the fritters.

[@shirleyrichards2514]

I thought fritters were made with yeast

[@dsddala467]

I was thinking these were missing cinnamon. Thanks for confirming.

[@willeel3750]

Here in Maine I prefer Cortland apples with a few wild apples mixed in when they're good. However, this early in apple season I had to settle for McIntosh locally grown. Some years the wild apples are good and other years not. I added a little cinnamon, nutmeg, and vanilla to the recipe. Absolutely delicious. Thanks very much for the video

[@Linda-qq5mg]

This is not fair, watching this and our mouths watering!🤣😋! Yum, yum!!! Thanks for sharing!

[@trishg5820]

Screw smellavision. Let's have taste-a-vision.

[@amylyn3223]

When I use granny smith apples, I coat the apple chunks with powdered sugar and cinnamon, before adding them to the batter. Delicious!

[@deborahsmall8996]

Yum!

[@leglessinoz]

Granny Smith apples are my favourite even just to eat alone.

[@mariap.thisislife8735]

I love granny smith apples also but give Pink lady apples a try! 🍎 🍏 😋

[@maureensta-le8871]

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[@andrearosen9607]

That sounds awesome, like you'd get a nice contrast with the spicy apples and plain dough. Definitely going to make this but with vegetable oil.

[@garyfrank596]

First time watching, love fritters and old school cook books so this was right up my alley. My husband of 43 years will love these, we enjoyed seeing the close relationship you and your hubby have! Thanks for what you do, we are fans from now on! Watching from Portland, Oregon

[@CollardValleyCooks]

Welcome!!

[@bobbg9041]

My mom used to make these from that cookbook back in the 1960s We did corn, apples but you can use sausage crumbled and cooked beacon not just what the cook book says oh how about mushrooms chillies peppers cheese. Its fun and very good.

[@SuzieqNC2606]

Your apple fritters looks delicious! I’m from NC and first time watching! I do believe adding some vanilla and cinnamon into batter before frying would add a lot of flavor. Glad I found your channel. 😊

[@CollardValleyCooks]

Welcome!!

[@jonrichardson1595]

Before you squeeze those gorgeous lemons, peel the zest from them (just the yellow) and freeze all of it. For the best lemon flavor finely chop some and add to whatever. Can't wait to make these apple fritters.

[@kimberleyhosmer5997]

We got a lemon tree one time from some promotion from Pledge furniture polish. My mom gave it to my grandma because she was the gardener in the family. She kept it until it outgrew her ceiling, then gave it to her neighbor who had higher ceilings. It grew and started to produce lemons. Just one of those lemons was enough to make a whole lemon pie! They were huge!

[@jenniferszego8080]

You can grow a lemon tree indoors!?

[@rbu2136]

Yep! Move em in and outside. Just visited George Washington’s home. They have em in big terracotta pots and rotate them in and out depending on the season.

[@sophiamarshall2633]

I planted some lemon seeds from a lemon just for fun and now I have 2 trees growing in a pot don't think they can take the cold temperature in NJ but it was interesting how it grew smells good too and have to watch out for the spikes on it ouch!

[@lovescoffee9780]

Cool story. Didn't know lemons could be grown indoors.

[@kimberleyhosmer5997]

@@lovescoffee9780 Well considering that this was in MN where winters get well below zero, there really wasn’t any other option once it got too big to be moving easily.

[@christalrosbach1243]

In PA our homemade apple fritters always have cinnamon swirled through them surrounding the apples. We enjoy the heavy doughiness of them - nice heavy dough spots, juicy pockets of delicious cinnamon apple, and fried in lard. These look like a healthier version of our Dutch apple fritters. They look delicious though! I love that you used lots of apple! Yummmm…

[@sharifwilliams4153]

From Philly and those cinnamon heavy pockets of heaven are what I grew up with. But I'll definitely try making these!!

[@jacquiemacdonald7857]

I am so glad I found you! I am from Winnipeg, Canada!

[@InnerLightTarot1111]

I am so thankful that I found your channel. It’s so hard to find people who still like traditional recipes and cooking from scratch.

[@CollardValleyCooks]

Glad you are here

[@janicemoses9053]

❤

[@lordbyron3603]

I don’t know which I liked better : Your bubbly and charming personality OR the fritters !! 😁

[@user-su1nf3eo1e]

New Mexico I love watching your videos thank you.

[@jw6564cw]

Just made these. Best apple fritter video ever. Had to make a second batch with the cinnamon. Still awesome.

[@CollardValleyCooks]

Glad to hear!

[@gailhanna3216]

You were talking about getting the juice out of the lemons your neighbor gave you, and you probably already know this, but maybe not everyone does: I found out that no matter what type of citrus you want to juice, if you microwave your lemon (for example) for a few seconds (about 5-10 seconds depending on their size), then roll them on the table/counter while lightly but firmly pressing down, you will get almost twice as much juice from the citrus than you would if you just juice it without doing these fast, easy steps before slicing them open. Thank you for being here.

[@margitwes6495]

You are so right! I heard about this a few years ago and been rolling my lemons ever since, never microwaved them,but I will now. Thanks.

[@tanioraaura1274]

*Magic* ThankQ

[@patcolin2]

Gail...thanks for the hints.... I have two large lemon trees (ponderosa lemons), and some times they are a bit hard to juice....I'll try your method.

[@mangot589]

And also, this is a trick I seriously just learned, even though I love love lemons, “I put that s*t on everything” lol and have been mooching them off anyone who has a lemon tree for at least 30 years. Which apparently isn’t a hardship lol they resort to putting bags on the corner with “free” on them. . To store them, put them in water. Seriously. Cover them with water, and store them in the fridge. They last a LONG time that way. Just change the water once and a while. I put mine in a big mason jar. Edit. Wash them off first. Especially if they are from a neighbor or some such, because backyard lemons are much dirtier than store lemons. But wash those, too.👌

[@janetbarneybrox2263]

@@tanioraaura1274 cool 😎 👌

[@jeffa9570]

Love y’all’s recipes! Just plain ol’ country people cookn plain ol’ country food! Just like my grandma used to do. From Luray, VA

[@boebender]

2 years, Atlanta, GA. Born in Pensacola FL. You’re so amazing!!! Thank you!! I’ve make your chicken and dumplings 50 times. Love your biscuits and salmon patties and everything.

[@CollardValleyCooks]

That is awesome!

[@mastersemmy59]

Hi Tammy! I'm watching this video on March 26,2023 from Davenport, Florida. I was born and raised in Central Florida in 1959. My family goes back 4 generations from me here and we were as country as country could be. Back then, before Dismal World came and wrecked my hometown, my Mama used to make some delicious home recipes. She had a copy of that cookbook! I look forward to making a batch of these for my husband. He loves apple fritters. Thank you for bringing back such fond memories of Mama 🥰 and the old recipes. May the Lord our God bless you and keep you. May He make His face to shine upon you. May He lift up His countenance upon you and grant you His perfect Shalom peace. 💖🙏🙌

[@mariemarsden5505]

This apple fritter recipe is the same one found in the "Boston Cooking School Book" by Fannie Merritt Farmer (copyright, 1918). These old cookbooks are such treasures. Thank you for preparing this recipe and now you got me hungry for apple fritters.

[@brendacoakley9712]

Looks Delicious!

[@janiceconnolly9790]

Cant wait to make them

[@brendajimmis17]

I own the Fanny Farmer Cookbook you mention it comes under the title Fruit Fritters. My mom gave it to me when I was married. Your right it slices apples in a circle.

[@carriewashington22]

Look delicious!

[@skippyalbrite2431]

Those old cookbooks are the best.

[@stevenmillikin558]

Her accent reminds me of my aunt and cousin from Alabama. There's a positive joy in it that's infectious.

[@linettee.houser5156]

Thanks for all of your wonderful recipes! You 2 are the BEST

[@michellepainter7853]

Hi Im from Michigan. Been watching you almost 2 years. Im 67yrs old and i like to find and try old recieps. I enjoy watchin you. No fakery here. Just down home goodness. Thanks.

[@darnbunny1]

One of the nicest parts of collecting vintage cookbooks is reading the sweet personal inscriptions. Cookbooks were popular wedding gifts and the sentiments can be very touching.

[@karriemathis597]

When you put the dough into the oil use two spoons. One to scoop and the other to scrape and press the dough flat in the center. Do this one at a time and dont over load your pan, they will cook more evenly and be crispy and dark. Love making apple fritters. Quick and easy.

[@chasinglife43]

That is a great tip! Thank you! I enjoy watching cooking videos on YT and learning new recipes but I find that I learn all of the good tips and tricks in the comment section. Much appreciated!

[@barbaraachapman1634]

The Northern Folks said they have not seen the apple fritters w/o cinnamon!

[@PR-tr1kh]

Can you bake them?

[@cynthianelson7401]

If you have enough oil leave them round from the two tablespoons because they will turn themselves over when the first side is done. The bottom in the oil when it cooks gets lighter than the uncooked batter on top, when it's done and nice and airy the fritters will turn themselves over to cook on the other side. When they are completely done they just spin in the oil. Use a slotted spoon to remove to a bowl of fine sugar and cinnamon roll to coat the outside. For corn fritters serve with a bit of warm maple syrup for a delicious way to start your day.

[@cliffkennedy]

So glad I have smell o vision, that smell was out of this world!!!

[@rayram5170]

Ray here 4 years or so, maybe three, since ky... Oh, and right now atm I'm in Oklahoma about to try these fritters under a railroad bridge in an undisclosed area. Thank you so much for your show. It helps when I'm stuck in some place where i know no one, have limited funds, and just have nothing to do. These things you cook take me back to much simpler times... Keep it goin...

[@conniecarroll747]

Never thought making apple fritters was that easy, thank you for sharing that recipe.

[@LeoLamboy]

I’m retired 73 year old living in Mayaguez PUERTO RICO, I like cooking from scratch and enjoy southern cuisine. Yours is one of my favorites. I was born in this island but grew up in NY. Worked with many southern folk, they introduced me to good cooking, grits, chitterlings, yams and all

[@norafox4789]

Woohoo,southern cooking!!

[@shayemontfitch7704]

Good food Good cooking Good people

[@carolbanks3051]

I love cooking like this and since my kids are all grown and gone, this warms my heart, simple and sweet..❤

[@deniseview4253]

The cook book is in good shape for it being 1927. Yum on the fritters.

[@markwhitman9542]

I agree so much: all too many apple fritters are woefully lacking in APPLE! This ratio was spot-on. I personally am partial to Jonathan apples, tart/sweet, beloved by my great-grandmother . Autumn was never really autumn without her cooking with apples...

[@bridgettehendricks3515]

Never had an Apple Fritter without Cinnamon, it's the outbursts the delicious flavor. Great presentation You two.

[@ianclews8556]

Hi Bridgette , well now you know cooking is fun , heres one to try , It;s a chesse on toast with a twist a little butter then , Banarna first with cheese , then lightly sprinkial with Carrie? ? grill it till chess is brown and cut to size, P.S use the Bread you like most as thats important too, enjoy

[@PoetiqueMs]

I thought the same thing. Either add to the batter or the icing or both. I love cinnamon.

[@210_4reelfishing]

New from San Antonio Texas. I Love Apple Fritters

[@CollardValleyCooks]

WELCOME!

[@canttakeitanymore9350]

Thank you!,,,,I appreciate good people like this…

[@shyamdevadas6099]

My dear, if I had to choose 100 recipe videos to stick in a time capsule for future generations, this would be one of them. Lovely video. Beautifully shot and you are a wonderful presenter. Oh, yeah...few things are more scrumptious than a hot apple fritter. Thanks for the video!

[@billmeriwether605]

That seems like a team effort! - she does the cookin’ and he does the filmin’ and dotin’ …….they prove quite wholesome and I enjoyed the whole presentation

[@susannefiore4338]

Just saw this, what a sweet couple! My husband loved food. He loved to barbecue and pretty much being in the kitchen with me all the time! And when we would be cooking together, we’d pretend that we were on video and say silly things, and we would just have so much fun. He’s been passed away now for three years and it’s bittersweet because I know where he is he’s with the Lord but I just don’t get to hear his voice. And have that companionship. So this was really sweet to be able to watch this.

[@WillyWanker-kl4cs]

I'm 70 my mom had that book her mom gave her. Simple Inexpensive ingredients. Have common ground across American traditional recipes. I'm sure if there was a cookbook. In your home and grandma secret recipes probably came from this she used until the book literally fell apart. So it became notes on index cards and small note books. Same Recipes with grandma's touch becoming grandma's secret recipe book...I learned when I was 6 years old. Now I'm a retired VIP Corporate Master Chef And those look yummy I'll be thinking of you while we make and eat them. Thanks

[@littlefroe3316]

I wish I could just jump through the computer straight to your kitchen! Y’all are so wonderful!

[@nlcrme]

I feel exactly the same. They are magnificent!!

[@bettertvreceptionwithfoilf7100]

I think if we all had our way, that cozy little kitchen would be full, lol.

[@adriankap2978]

I know, right! Aren’t they the cutest!

[@lizsmothers1352]

That ole cookbook is gold. They hold receipes like this one. Those fritters look so tasty, like a fried pie. I have an ole fair book I use for pie crust. Thank you for making this. Bye

[@carolray9156]

I'm from Rhode Island and I've been watching about 3 weeks.

[@susanmcconnell6041]

I am over 70, and 2nd of 9 kiddos. We also had foster brothers and sisters, and others who depended on our 'abilities.' We made about 20 loaves of bread each week. Cinnamon rolls, pies, cookies, cakes, etc, were common fare, along with numerous casseroles and stews. Growing up on our farm, if we didnt raise it, or grow it, we didnt eat. I have had some easier years in my subsequent years, but have returned to my roots, in the last 15 or so, and have my own farm, gardens, animals, etc. This brought back great memories of Mom, Grandmoms, Aunts, and others, hanging out in kitchens, and doing what women used to commonly do. Thank you!!

[@nlcrme]

That recipe book is an absolute treasure so you can take it to the bank every recipe coming our of it is magnificent. This Apple Fritter recipe reminded me of what my Miami used to make. I'm 54 and my Miami never had a recipe book or measuring tools..she never needed them because everything she baked or cooked was from the heart or passed down from generations. I remember me and my cousin putting her in the kitchen with all of the measuring tools so we could try to measure everything and write down her recipes. Unlike my cousin I was able to stay with my grandparents every summer to work in their vegetable garden when the harvest came in....my grandmother taught me how to cook with live and from the heart...the best meals I make are the ones where I don't need my measuring tools. This video is so special because it reminds me of my time spent with my wonderful Mimi.

[@betsybenson6417]

Hope everybody’s doing good ever since Ian hit the state Never been through a hurricane but a tropical storm when Isaias storm right on through South Jersey 2 years ago It was my first one though

[@harveybc]

Looks good. I almost always modify recipes. I like to take 1 teaspoon Cinnamon, ¼ teaspoon Nutmeg, 1/8 teaspoons Cloves mixed together . Put about a fourth of this and add to some cornstarch in a separate container, mixing well. Then shake the apples in this mixture. The rest of the spices go in the batter. Then add the apples and proceed. This give them a bit of apple pie type flavor. You can also use apple juice if you have it for the liquid that you put into your glaze. This adds a bit more apple flavor.

[@hana.the.writer5074]

I liked your idea but how do we give it butter flavor like the lady mentioned in the video for she’s right it would make a whole lot of difference. Any idea on that? I don’t like adding it to frying oil. Would it work to just dip them in melted butter before glazing or maybe add butter to glaze, yeah?

[@amthatdad3450]

@@hana.the.writer5074 maybe add some butter extract when adding vanilla extract?

[@harveybc]

@@hana.the.writer5074 adding butter as you said would probably work. I don't use vegetable oil myself. The process needed to make that stuff is horrid. I do often cook with butter.

[@sherriw7297]

I’m new to watching your KZbin videos and really have enjoyed them, brings back many warm & fuzzy memories of great times with my Grammie. Now mind you I’m going to be 70 this year but those really were the best times. I’m from Connecticut but my heart belongs to Maine, spent many many summers there, would actually move there if my hubby would.

[@CollardValleyCooks]

Welcome aboard!

[@EliteXtremeWomen]

You could use butter flavored Crisco for the oil. They look so yummy. I got the cookbook for my Kindle and am going to try and make a sugar free version since my husband and I are diabetic.

[@Lou-gu4uc]

Cinnamon in the dough is what makes them so good - our bakery always mixed it in the dough before frying. Yours made me hungry!

[@leoqueen300]

👁 👁 👄 Always a good combination cinnamon +🍎🍎🍎🍎=😋😋😋😂🤣🤣

[@cami9447]

I feel like I am sitting at your kitchen table watching you cook and chat. ❤️

[@ellenmary8075]

Mee too

[@cheryllee3905]

I am from Montana and I have been watching 👀 you for 5 years.

[@Lisa_Isom]

Howdy! I'm Lisa. I live in Kingston, Idaho and I'm brand new to the channel. Saw that fritter recipe and you couldn't keep me away ✝️💜 Bless you, folks ~

[@CollardValleyCooks]

Welcome!!

[@MonaDidWhat]

I used to have Apple fritters with my grandma when we went to flea market together. Priceless memories

[@charmc4152]

Those apple fritters look delicious! They look closer to the ones I remember that were good, but I think any apple fritters I've had were made with a yeast dough. Most of the time the store bought ones can be kind of dense and often either wet or dry, and most of the time, you are hunting for the apples and coming up short. I think for anyone attempting this recipe, I'd suggest not rolling or shaping it, because the more the dough is handled, the greater likelihood that it will become tough. I think the freeform cooking gives the fritters a fun shape with pleasantly crunchy bits on the outside, and the contrasts of textures is part of the experience in enjoying the fritters. It might not be a bad idea to coat the apples with a dusting of a flour and cinnamon blend before stirring them into the batter or even adding a kiss of cinnamon to the glaze.

[@justinefloresee2975]

Oh, goodness, goodness yummy observation. Try it out!

[@dianefiske-foy4717]

I’m from western N.Y. but have lived in central Alabama since 2011 and Tupelo, MS before that from 1987. I love the South 👩🏻‍🏫🥰‼️ Been watching your channel for a lot of years. Can’t remember exactly how long though.

[@aliceminor3533]

Love the way you and Chris interact with eachother. Y'all are awesome!! God Bless you

[@lorimclachlan8735]

I feel like I"m back in the kitchen with my Grandma!! She had a nice relaxed way in the kitchen too. She made me brave, because she said there's no wrong if it tastes good. Love your show!!

[@CollardValleyCooks]

Love that!

[@prettymetiff]

@@CollardValleyCooks Me too

[@marmstrong7606]

Those look better than the ones at the store. I think they over cook them. Those look yummy 😋🤤

[@marmstrong7606]

Smell it heck I wish I could taste them

[@marmstrong7606]

He likes apple fritters and you tasted them in front of him and didn't give him any. Poor Chris. You must have been a bad boy that day. Just 😂

[@Jenny_Lee_]

When I fried the donuts for the grocery store bakery I work for, we put the cinnamon in the glaze. We also got the fritters frozen and fried them after they thawed. So I never got to make them from scratch like this. These look so good. And so easy to make. That's fantastic finding that book. We have to buy these books up before they are lost to history. This is the first time watching your channel. I'm from Ohio, but born in West Virginia. And just found your channel. 😊 Have a wonderful day everyone. 😁😊

[@Jenny_Lee_]

@@allenelder4675 I stop by the thrift store every few weeks to check out the new books that have been donated. They also have my phone number and call me when they get a large donation of books. They still only charge 25¢ for each book. The same price for twenty five years. Isn't that something. 😁 You know, the internet is great. But it is not dependable. It might not be around forever. It really could go out any time. So we still need to hang onto our books. And it feels really wrong to throw away books. That is knowledge that should be shared. Not tossed in the trash. Know what I mean. You have a wonderful day Allen. 😁

[@aliceminor3533]

Hello. I am from Greenville South Carolina and now live in Newport News Virginia. Have been watching you for about a year. Love your recipes and your down home humor.

[@LovinLnCottage]

I am 77. I watched my ethnic German grandmother make these when I was a little girl. She was an immigrant and could not read. I don’t know where she learned this but it was so similar to this recipe. Hers were so delicious. Such good memories. Thank you. 🙏☮️❤️

[@Standardbredwoman04]

When I was a little kid my big brother would make corn, & apple, & pear fritters not combined each was done all at 1 time making enough dough to make 1 dozen each type. He also used all spice. Or apple pie spice, or ginger. Just added a bit of extra flavor. Yummy.

[@lorirode-off763]

Now, that's a great plan! Gonna hafta try those spices! Thanks!!

[@suewinston-elliott2674]

My Mum would use all spice

[@rosejarman6920]

This was one of the first things we learned in Home Ec. I still make them every once in a while. Now I need to make them soon!!

[@nonacee5065]

Me to 55 years ago. We (Australia) had the "commonsense cookbook" for home ec, a plain grey cover, no pictures but really sensible recipes probably from the same era as this one. Brings back memories.

[@suzyhayden8643]

Rose, they offered home ec. in my California high school 50 plus years ago .. don't think schools offer that course anymore..???

[@rosejarman6920]

@@suzyhayden8643 No they don't, or auto shop, regular shop none of that stuff the kids need no days.

[@sandybryan9441]

Sandy Bryan- Fresno, CA. We made these in Home Economic class in 1959

[@hummingbird275]

@@sandybryan9441 I was a 1959 senior class member in Oklahoma

[@donnabarke9650]

This is Donna again and I’m watching you for the first time today 4/6/23…. And you cook just like my mom and grandma and I have but I’m in a nursing home now and can’t cook anymore, but I enjoy watching you, you’re so much like Home 🏠👵🏻🥰🥰

[@CollardValleyCooks]

Hope you enjoy

[@karenpelli]

I am a big baker nc a good cook and I really love these old recipes love the simplicity and how easy you demonstrate how to make these my mom use to make these ty for all you do

[@CollardValleyCooks]

You are so welcome!

[@TheSquirrelgirl55]

My husband adores apple fritters from grocery bakeries…he would really love the homemade version!

[@rosethorne5066]

Mine does too, maybe I'll make these for him for Christmas.

[@lorirode-off763]

They're going to really like the ones you make at home!

[@justabigchicken1466]

Phoenix AZ. Just found you this evening❣️. It was apple fritters. You make it look so easy & casual.

[@halaassi4431]

Make sure and cook your apples before putting them in the batter

[@RussiaIsARiddle778]

My hubby likes them from 7-Eleven.

[@renee9311]

OMG...I will never buy an apple fritter again, or donut. This recipe is so simple and effortless. I put cinnamon in my mix and they were absolutely delicious.

[@shatellclarks2423]

Love the way she loves her kitchen

[@bobbg9041]

Omg i had them as a kid back in about 1967 1966 my mom made them from that cookbook i now have. You can do corn, apples pears its delioush. Not an apple will go to waste. You can even go as far as adding cooked sausage crumbled beacon its just the right amount of pastry and filling. Its very good.

[@jennybfoxxy]

Lady, you just made my whole day. My 77 year old father-in-law has been begging me to learn to make these. ❤️ Also, that book is worth it's weight in gold!!!! ❤️ God bless Edit: I just found your channel and I'm from New Hampshire, USA ❤️🥰

[@CollardValleyCooks]

I'm so glad!

[@joeannkilleen6149]

I’m in Louisiana and I know I smell it, now I taste it! Glory be!

[@marcvonlindenberg6597]

​@@joeannkilleen6149

[@cindycampbell3761]

Sounds like you two have a good relationship 👍

[@The_MissJarvis]

This is such a wholesome and heartwarming video. I miss the old days when I would bake with my grandmother

[@upyours7605]

This is the first time i have watched. I dont think i have ever seen anybody actually make apple fritters. Great video!@❤

[@CollardValleyCooks]

Welcome!

[@graphguy]

I grew up in Iowa on old fashion apple fritters ... loved them and the memories of the comfort they provided. We had a mom and pop bakery 2 blocks away on my way to grade school.... 25 cents and was so delightful.

[@renitanewman6701]

I never had an apple fritter without cinnamon in the batter. Love that they are so easy. Great job.

[@nigmoblack4351]

Yes, only thing i'm missing... they still look yummy

[@3Diva]

Yeah, I was wondering the same. But the original recipe is from 1927, so maybe cinnamon just wasn't as common back then or perhaps difficult to come by?

[@davidruff7514]

Neither had I. It just doesn’t sound right without it. But I’m gonna guess it’s good. I would put Apple Pie spice on the apples if nothing else

[@gensimonster5274]

I've only recently discovered your site, but I love the integrity and classic nature of your recipes. Apple fritters! I've gone to Heaven! I live in Australia, and I love your accents, too! Keep it coming.

[@Indy__isnt_it]

These apple fritters look exactly like mom's!!! I also remember the corn fritters deep fried and served at dinner for "breakfast for dinner nights" always a family fav in our house. I grew up eating almost all food cooked from scratch. I did the majority of foods from scratch for me kids. Processed/packaged food for 6 people gets costly, so does take out, so most foods cooked from scratch. Applesauce should never come in a jar! After cooking, it ends up in mason jars at the end, but there's no comparison to store bought and my applesauce made, boiled doen with minimal water, forced through a manual ricer to smooth and blend your sauce to one consistency. Add cinnamon or whatever your choiceof spice.

[@msbrowneyesrecla-jones213]

I've been watching you for about 2 or three years now. I'm from Southern California. Unfortunately, I've had to change my eating habbits due to being boarderline diabetic. I still love watching you and Chris. If I made these, I'd eat them, so I'll just dream about them tonight. God Bless you both❤

[@michelegregersen524]

I have a feeling we're going to have to go back to eating those parts of the cow we used to... You're channel is so great, thank you and your hubby for sharing your home with us ❤️

[@christyjoy9773]

Born and raised in Knoxville, Tennessee and live now in Denver, Colorado where it’s almost impossible to have good Southern cooking! Thank God for you!!

[@bettiegross1767]

I’m from Rochester, Indiana USA watching just now

[@ianpioche5369]

I'm from Window Rock, AZ. it my first time viewing. But I do enjoy baking and trying other cooking experiencing. So far they all came out pretty good.

[@annasmith205as]

Hi I'm Anna from Charlotte NC. I have been watching for a few months myself. I am so pleased to see your joy in trying recipes from the past, so nice. I remember home economics in school. So you really bring me back to good old home cooking. Simple and filling and quite healthy for active southerners. Thank you for your love of cooking and your husband for support. 🙏☺️❤️

[@dianeandmichaelkenny9121]

I don't even eat sugar, but you guys are SO darling, your cooking SO sincere, that I just LOVE you both to pieces!! I am sending my bestest friends your way!

[@maryteece3936]

I live in Australia I moved here from Ohio 35 years ago. Your recipe looks delicious. Thanks for sharing. ❤️

[@tomcarlson5767]

I grew up in New England apple country. My father was born in 1934, the youngest of five. My grandmother was certainly making apple fritters before 1927, probably an Americanization of Swedish apple breakfast dumplings. You're right about butter in the oil. The cinnamon too, but mixed in the apple with nutmeg as well. Never a glaze, but a dipping bowl of reduced apple cider. Your cramped cozy kitchen is a lot like hers, too. Fond memories. Thank you.

[@patlogdon1373]

I'm from Kentucky and have been watching you for about a year or more. With all the quarantines I got interested in cooking videos and trying new recipes. Thank you for all you do. 😊

[@4QBUD]

I was about 55 years old when I finally tried an Apple Fritter. I had seen them in stores , but never tried one. They looked like Cow Pie and I had no intention to ever try one. They were about the size of a small Dinner plate too and that seemed a little excessive to me. I don't know why, but my wife brought one home from the store and I was feeling a but peckish and just tried a piece,WOW, What ever had I been missing. The were there after my favorite As soon as I liked them it wasn't long till the size of them in the store shrank to 1/3 of the size they had always and they increased in price 3 fold. I am 68 now and if ever I want to treat myself it's Apple Fritters for me. I love them and now, thanks to you I can now make them for myself and others. Thanks for sharing that delicious recipe. You are amazing for doing so.

[@kemmererkid]

Im an excellent cook but have never been a good baker. My boyfriend is at his cabin in minnesota and i wanted to surprise him with new recipes. Im a southern girl at heart and have always wanted to know how to bake better. I have a feeling i will become a super regular. Im retired now and am trying so hard to get better at baking. thanks Tammy. I think you might be an excellent teacher. thanks.

[@lenalossev1839]

First time here. I'm from Sweden. Never had Apple fritters. We do make "äppelmunkar" they are similar to donuts. This recipe seems easy and fun, and the fritters do look delicious! I'll give it a try for a weekend dessert! Thanks for sharing 🤗🕊️

[@dherman0001]

Don't share with friends, or they will eat it all!

[@nancywineland2242]

Can apple fritters be frozen

[@dherman0001]

@@nancywineland2242 no reason they couldn't be.

[@jacktufts4712]

I made these and they are delicious. The only thing I did differently was dust the apples in cinnamon sugar before mixing in the dough. It's the way they're made at Tim Hortons in Canada. Coffee time!

[@rheahayes3149]

EXCELLENT TIP❣️🇨🇦

[@rosewarrior2946]

But i imagine taste wayyyyy better! Im going to try this, Thank you!

[@lovecats6856]

I live in Alberta Canada. Tim Hortons used to make decent apple fritters. Now you are lucky to get a teeny chunk of apple.

[@rosewarrior2946]

@@lovecats6856 since Burger King bought it out it’s not the same they cheap out on everything. I’m in B.C. I’m pretty sure they don’t use Philadelphia cream cheese anymore, or Nutella brand hazelnut. I know they changed to a different coffee I can’t drink it, it’s too acidic. The dark roast is ok. And yeah the fritters went downhill too. I can’t wait to try these this weekend! 😃

[@lovecats6856]

Remember back when there were several types of doughnuts? Hardly any variety now.

[@imonearthnow1903]

Watching one year from Hawai'i. I just shared this recipe with my daughter. She makes great apple fritters.

[@CollardValleyCooks]

Wonderful

[@bettyebell2835]

My first time to watch you. I’m from Texas but don’t cook a lot since I don’t feed anyone else. I will be watching more often because I love to watch other people work! lol Thank you.

[@CollardValleyCooks]

Hope you enjoy

[@mettamorph4523]

Hey. Every now and then, cook for yourself. Freeze things. Cut this recipe in half and gave a ball! I cook for an elder who doesn't enjoy food anymore. So many dislikes. On my days off I sometimes cook a specific dish with pleasure just for me. Food can give great pleasure.

[@RazziRockett]

Just went to ebay and found a fifth edition of that 1927 cookbook and got it for 14.89 plus tax. Excited to make some of those fritters and see what other recipes are in that! I enjoy your videos, keep up the great work. I baked my turkey on Thanksgiving with your herbs, etc. recipe and the whole family loved it. I'll never cook another one without the fresh rosemary and thyme!

[@Userxyz-z2d]

Pineapple fritters are great too.

[@Mr.56Goldtop]

Cool!!

[@MysticalMe131]

AWESOME

[@nkrknl6443]

What’s the name of that 1927 cookbook?

[@RazziRockett]

@@nkrknl6443 Good Housekeeping Good Meals, etc. It is a hardback and the cover includes red and white square colors.

[@patriciakayser1338]

I worked in a bakery and our bakers used the glazed donut yeast dough and put chopped apples in it and tore off pieces and fried them. Delicious!

[@j.a.whittler6983]

Just curious...how long do you fry the apple fritters for? I made once before and my center was still doughy.

[@JacknJill_1956]

What is a glazed donut yeast dough may I ask please.

[@patriciakayser1338]

@@JacknJill_1956 it is what yeast donuts are made out of.

[@user-wj7zm6fp2s]

I'm from Texas and been watching for a couple of years

[@cindyhayes41]

I'm from Columbus, Georgia and have been watching for two years. God bless y'all.

[@dayv2017]

My mom keeps frozen lemon slices in the freezer for her tea! And they are great to use in the garbage disposal to remove smells!!

[@cutenerd1177]

The garbage disposal idea is a good one thanks will pass that along