17 Recipes Made With Apple Cider for Irresistible Fall Flavor

17 Recipes Made With Apple Cider for Irresistible Fall Flavor

This autumnal twist on a comfort food favorite gets a nice bit of sweetness from apple cider and chopped Fuji apples. It tastes even better the next day, so make a large batch to dine on all week.

This Bundt cake tastes like a giant apple cider doughnut and may become your new favorite fall dessert. To add a bit more sweetness, sprinkle with powdered sugar just before serving.

Adding apple cider and mulling spices is an easy way to transform plain old pancake mix. These apple cider pancakes have a pronounced flavor and lots of moisture, which makes for one special stack of flapjacks.

"WOW…this recipe is fantastic!! My significant other loves pork and I'm always looking for different ways to prepare it so that it does not become dry," says community member CKCSMOM. "The pork loin chops were tender and juicy and the sauce and seasonings only enhanced the flavor. When I first found this recipe I was afraid that 25 minutes in a 375 degree oven would dry the pork loin chops out but the apple cider helps to keep them moist."

Caramel apple ice cream topping gets a grown-up twist when it's combined with apple cider, rum, and warming spices. This drink comes together in the slow cooker, making it perfect for a get-together on a chilly night.

Slow cooking pork shoulder in apple cider lends the meat a slightly sweet flavor and makes it so tender it falls apart on the plate. You can also make this recipe using thick pork chops for a delicious weeknight dinner.

These flavorful cake doughnuts get so much moisture from apple cider that they're just as delicious and tender a few days later. For the best possible flavor, be sure to reduce the cider to ¼ cup and don't substitute in apple juice or cider concentrate.

Sweet butternut squash gets a touch of tartness when it's simmered with apple cider, while various vegetables provide thickness and complexity. If you don't have half-and-half on hand, you can use cream cheese instead.

This pulled pork is a little sweet, a little tangy, and all-around hearty. The mixture of caramelized onions and apple slices gives the meat a fall twist that works with tailgate-friendly sliders but is also right at home on the dinner table.

You don't have to pick between pumpkin and apple cider in order to celebrate fall's best flavors — try combining them for a double dose of autumnal goodness. The sweet pumpkin waffles get a nice bit of contrast when they're drizzled with tart apple cider syrup.

Like the perfect fresh apple, this homemade applesauce hits the perfect balance between sweet and tart. For a smoother, thinner consistency, give it a quick blitz in your blender.

Turkey is notorious for its dryness and somewhat bland flavor, but marinating it overnight in an apple cider brine solves both of those problems. The end result is so juicy and flavorful you just might never want to use another turkey brine again.

We've got nothing against hot apple cider, but the seasonal drink is also pretty good cold, especially when it's paired with ice cream. Repurposing your apple cider into a float is a fun way to enjoy it, especially if you live somewhere that doesn't get very cold during fall.

Three beloved iterations of apple — apple crisp, apple cider, and caramel apples — unite in this simple dessert. You can use 1/2 of caramel sauce instead if you don't care much for the individually wrapped candies.

Apples (and apple cider, at that) may not be the first thing you'd pair with cubed beef, but once you try this apple cider beef stew you'll understand why it works. The mellow sweetness gives the stew a welcome change, and the thick, juicy apple slices make this classic meal even heartier.

Apple cider and pork chops make a great team, and this simple recipe by Chef John is no exception. Be sure to give the cider enough time to reduce so the glaze will have the right texture.

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