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Snicker baked apple?
HungryMan
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After a big search, I can't find that either.
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HungryMan,[p]Only for Team Alaska. LOL[p]Apple, Baked, Stuffed W/Candy Bars
You can time the cooking of these baked apples so they're ready as a dessert at the end of your barbecue meal. I've made them with Snickers and Milky Way bars, but I'm sure there are other candy bars that will work just as well...Rolos come to mind.The apples turn out soft, sweet and gooey, and since they're wrapped in foil, they don't have any smoke taste or aroma. They also make a fun barbecue project for the kids!
Procedure:
1 As Easy As Apple Pie...
2 To prepare this recipe, you'll need:
3 Large red apples appropriate for baking (Fuji, Braeburn, McIntosh, or Rome Beauty)
4 Snickers or Milky Way candy bars
5 Dark brown sugar
6 Cut off the top of the apple, just enough to flatten it. Using a teaspoon or melon baller, scoop out the stem and seeds to within 1/2" of the bottom, leaving the bottom intact, creating a hole for filling. Peel the top 2/3 of the apple.
7 Cut a piece of candy bar and stick it into the hole so it's flush with the opening, then cut smaller slivers and fill the hole completely. Top off the apple with 2-3 heaping teaspoons of dark brown sugar packed on the flat top of the apple.
8 Wrap each apple separately in heavy duty aluminum foil. Make sure the foil closes at the top of the apple, since a lot of juice will collect in the bottom of the foil.
9 Place the apples upright in the WSM at 225-250°F and bake for 2 hours. Take them off the cooker and allow them to cool for 5-10 minutes. Transfer carefully to individual serving bowls. Serve with the juice that collected in the bottom of the foil, if desired.
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11 Variations On A Theme
12 Try substituting other kinds of candy bars...anything with chocolate and caramel will work fine. If candy bars aren't your thing, try filling the apples with:
13 miniature marshmallows, brown sugar and cinnamon
14 butter, brown sugar or honey, cinnamon, nutmeg, and chopped walnuts
15 butter and cinnamon
BGE Forum, Vidalia1, 10/18/07
1 I altered the recipe slightly. I cored the apple all the way through. I stuffed 2 (broken up) mini Milky Way bars in the middle of the apple. I put a sprinkle of cinnamon & nutmeg at each end of the apple. I put brown sugar at each end with a little butter also. This is all packed pretty tight. The apple was peeled. I layed them on their side and wrapped tightly in aluminum foil and then cooked as directed. I served them over vanilla ice cream...YUMMY!!!!!!!!
2 Kim Youngblood
Recipe Type
Dessert
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<p />Richard Fl,

no kidding on the amount of juice that forms in the foil! i wasn't fond of the peanuts from the snickers, so i'll use milky ways next time.
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Rick's Tropical Delight,
I knew you would have a pic of it.
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