My husband had surgery recently. Eye surgery. It was a fairly quick procedure. I only had to wait all morning before I got to see that the surgeon hadn’t blinded him. We’d been told by several people that the surgery wouldn’t be the tough part — the recovery would. We were told it is very painful and would take a couple weeks before he could see clearly. My husband came home the day before the procedure with a giant bag full of medications and eye drops. As I read the descriptions for when and how many times he was to take each one, I seriously became queasy. I thought I was going to pass out! Luckily, my hubby started talking about something else completely to get my mind off of it. I don’t know why I am like that, but I cannot handle medical stuff. I definitely did not major in nursing!
But I’m getting completely off topic here! So the night before Travis’ eye surgery, I wanted to make him a special treat because I knew he was a little nervous. He loves apple-anything, so I knew apple pie bites would be a great hit. The apples get all soft while baking and the dough is my favorite part.
Here’s what you’ll need:
- Apple
- Crescent roll dough
- Cinnamon (I used Cinnamon Sugar, but I think cinnamon would work better)
- Butter
I decided to make an icing glaze for the pie bites. Travis thought they were good without it, but I wanted mine a little sweeter. If you want to make the icing glaze …
Here’s what you’ll need:
- Milk
- Powdered sugar
First, roll out your crescent roll dough onto a baking sheet. Melt the butter in a bowl and brush the butter onto each crescent.
Now sprinkle the cinnamon on each dough slice.
Now slice your apple and add a slice to each piece of dough. Can I just say … how did people slice apples before this invention?
Roll one apple slice into each piece of dough.
How cute is this?
I brushed any remaining melted butter I had over the top of each little pie.
Bake them at 350 degrees for about 13 minutes, or until golden.
Now, if you want the icing glaze to go with them … in other words if you have a major sweet tooth like me … mix together the milk and powdered sugar. You can pour the glaze over the apple pie bites or you can use it as a dipping sauce.
It’s a perfect fall treat!
- 1 Apple
- 1 Crescent roll dough (8 count)
- 1 Tbs cinnamon
- 1 Tbs butter
- For sweet glaze:
- 1 cup powdered sugar
- 2 Tbs milk
- Preheat oven to 350 degrees
- Lay dough out onto ungreased baking sheet
- Melt butter
- Brush butter onto dough
- Sprinkle cinnamon onto dough
- Slice apple (into 8 pieces)
- Roll each apple slice into each dough piece
- Brush any remaining melted butter over tops of dough
- Bake at 350 degrees for 13 minutes
- For sweet glaze:
- Mix powdered sugar and milk together until combined
- Pour over pie bites or use as dipping sauce
designmom says
Make these when we come in October – oh man – am I hungry now! These look easy and delicious. You have such great recipes on your blog … and I love the step by step photos too!
Tiffany says
I’ll put them on the list of things to make! Thank you for the compliment. I’m glad you enjoy my recipes! How did the pot roast turn out?
Breegany says
Love the recipe card. These look delicious. I am thinking of different things I could do this with. Great idea. A fun dessert and kids would enjoy making these.
Tiffany says
Yes, they were a hit!