Make the best dessert ever using this easy recipe π
Get homemade and healthy breakfast in only 10 minutes.
I am excited to present my whole new apple pie, which is quick to make and insanely delicious. It is a rich source of healthy nutrients. Instant Pot Apple Crisp is a very easy-to-cook healthy recipe to provide you satiety and helps in enhancing iron in the body.
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Why This Recipe Works
This dessert is tender, flavorful, and rich in taste that flourishes us with appetizing touch. This amazing recipe can be perfected in an instant pot or pressure cooker, within just 10 minutes.
You will need simple ingredients to make it ready in your kitchen. If you try this recipe, you will never cook apples any other way! And if you loved it, try exploring my Instant Pot apple sauce recipe too.
You can make this Instant Pot apple crisp recipe using Granny Smith, McIntosh, and Honeycrisp, which are all great varieties for baking. Try a combination of serving it with vanilla ice cream for an extra indulgent treat.
Recipe Video
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Recipe Ingredients
Apples- Red apples are the basis of this delicious recipe. Choose at least 4 red and fresh medium-sized apples such as Granny Smith, Honeycrisp, or Fuji and peel off the outer layers of each one of them.
Melted Butter- is an equally welcome ingredient in the instant pot apple crisp. Many recopies need stacks of creaming sugar into soft butter however here in this recipe we have found that melted butter works better.
Oat - is an incredibly nutritious food packed with important vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants. Crashed nuts contribute an extra amount of sweetness to it and make it even more dessert. Besides its flavor value, slashed nuts also contribute a high caloric ratio of fats and proteins. You can replace Oats with grains but they are not as recommended since oats contain more nutrients and are high in fiber and proteins as compared to grains.
Vanilla Extract - gives supplemental sweetness to the Instant Pot apple crisp recipe. The well-flavored vanilla extract results in baked products that become soft and moister.
Cinnamon - has been revered through the centuries for its sweet-hot flavor, and its strong scent. 2 teaspoons of the Cinnamon powder will not only add fragrance to this recipe but will also fortify its delicious taste without masking the original flavor.
If this is one of your favorite ingredients, I would encourage you to check my Instant Pot Cinnamon Rolls recipe for sure.
How to make Apple Crisp
Place chopped apples In a round bowl that fits the Instant Pot.
Add cinnamon.
Add vanilla extract.
Add nutmeg, Β½ cup of water and maple syrup and stir well.
In another bowl mix oatmeal, flour and butter.
Pour the oats mixture over the apple mixture.
Pour Β½ cup of water into the Instant Pot.
Place a trivet on the bottom if the Instant Pot.
Place the apple bowl on the trivet.
Close the lid and cook on high pressure for 8 minutes.
When cooking time is complete, do a quick pressure release.
Serve and enjoy π
How to Serve
Apple crisp is delicious on its own, but it also goes very well taste over a scoop of vanilla ice cream, or yogurt for a healthier alternative.
If you serve it with yogurt, it would even make for a nutritious and delicious breakfast that the kids are sure to love!
If you like the recipe, you should try this Instant Pot Apple Pie or this Instant Pot Oatmeal.
Recipe FAQs
If you're not a fan of raisins, you could use dried cranberries or use this Instant Pot Cranberry Sauce as an alternative
Granny Smith, Honeycrisp or Fuji are the best for this recipe.
Instant Pot Apple Recipes
Instant pot Apple Crisp
Ingredients
- 8 apples peeled and chopped
- 2 teaspoon cinnamon
- 1 teaspoon nutmeg
- A few drops vanilla extract
- Β½ cup water for the mixture
- 3 tablespoon maple syrup
- 1 cup oatmeal
- 3 tablespoon melted butter
- 3 tablespoon flour
- Β½ cup water for the Instant Pot
Instructions
- Place chopped apples In a round bowl that fits the Instant Pot.
- Add cinnamon, nutmeg and vanilla extract and stir well.
- Add maple syrup and water mix again.
- In another bowl mix oatmeal, flour and butter.
- Pour the oatmeal mixture on top of the apple mixture.
- Place a trivet on the bottom of the Instant Pot and pour Β½ cup of water inside.
- Place the apple bowl on the trivet.
- Close the lid and cook on high pressure for 8 minutes.
- When cooking time is complete, do a quick pressure release.
- Serve and enjoy π
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Notes
- Make sure to check the quality of apples before shredding it into pieces. Because rip apples ensure better taste as compare to the unripe and green apples.
- For better experience, try to take care of the time and temperature in the instant pot, giving it more temperature may worsen the texture and taste of the recipe.
I'm going to give this a try, but using a bowl that fits into the instant pot is a roadblock for me. Amazingly, I've gotten my hands on a Pyrex dish as of today but I am still curious... what happens if I skip the bowl. Do I just loose the ideal texture or is there more to it?
Would it be a mistake to cover the pan with foil prior to starting the pressure? Otherwise, the oats will not be crisp. Am I right?
Whether you cover the pan or not, the oats will not be super crisp, due to the moist cooking environment that the Instant Pot creates. If you like the crisp the top more after cooking, you can transfer to the oven, or get a compatible Crisp Lid.
Do I have to peel the apples, the picture shows that the apples were not peeled. I buy only organic to avoid having to peel fruit & veggies, just wash them before eating them. The skin of an apple holds lots of nutrients as most skins do. BTW thanks for all the education on the instant pot & wonderful recipes.
Nope, you don't have to peel the apples especially if they're organic. It's a personal preference-- I like the taste and texture of peeled apples but you're right, the skin does add nutrients and a nice color to it too. And thanks, I'm glad you like the recipes π
This did not turn out for me at all...tastes really bad...
I love apple crisp and as soon as the Cortlands are available, I'll try this.
I don't quite see where to ask this question but with the air fryer lid, how do I rewarm garlic bread?? A microwave always hardens breads into a rock.
Are the Oats suppose to be quick oats or regular oats?
Regular oats are used in this recipe.
I'm not sure if I made an error in the recipe (as it seems to have quite a few mistakes)... But this did not turn out well at all. It did not look good, I was hoping the taste would save it... It did not.
1 cup of oats are used in this recipe. 1 cup nutmeg is just a typo.
Iβm assuming the 1 cup of Nutmeg is supposed to be oats?? I definitely was half asleep and added half a cup of nutmeg ββοΈββοΈ My whole soul... I was able to absorb quite a bit of it with a went paper towel donβt bake at 3 am. Not a wise choice.
1 cup of oats are used in this recipe. 1 cup nutmeg is just a typo.