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Houston’s Walnut Apple Cobbler – no one makes food like Houston’s.

February 6, 2009

When I tried the Houston’s Walnut Apple Cobber, I knew we had recreate the Houston’s Walnut Apple Cobbler. This is wonderful! This is really best when served warm. By far, the Houston’s Walnut Apple Cobbler, has been the best apple cobbler I have tried, we combine many different layers of apple flavor to make it taste just right.
Houston's Walnut Apple Cobbler

Houston’s Walnut Apple Cobbler

1 20 oz. Can Sliced Apples
Divide into:
1 1/2 C. Apple Juice from the can of apples
1 C. Apples Drained
2 C. English Walnuts (coarsely chopped)
1 Tbsp. + 2 tsp. Cinnamon
1/8 tsp. Nutmeg
1/8 tsp. Salt
3 Tbsp. Melted Butter
1/4 C. White Corn Syrup
1 C. Brown Sugar
In Mixing bowl add all above ingredients and stir well. If you do not have enough apple juice from can of apples add a little water to make up the difference. Set aside.

Cookie Topping for Cobbler

1/2 C. Flour
1/4 tsp. Baking Powder
1 Stick of Butter (chilled)
1/2 C. Brown Sugar
1 Egg Yolk
1/4 tsp. Vanilla
1/4 tsp. Salt

This is easy to blend in a food processor. Cut butter into four pieces and place in processor, add sugar, vanilla, and egg. Process until blended. Add flour, baking powder, and salt, blend dry ingredients until all is mixed well. Should form a ball very quickly. Remove from processor and place between waxed paper and chill just long enough so dough may be rolled out with out sticking to wax paper.

Spray baking pan with a oil spray and pour walnut mixture in a 8″x11.5″x2″ baking dish and cover with rolled out cookie dough topping. Bake at 375 degrees 20 – 24 minutes, top should be golden brown.

Walnut cobbler should be served hot with crust side down with a generous serving of your favorite vanilla ice cream on top.

Please note you divide the can of apples into the apples and the juice. You will have some apples left over. You also may need to add some more apple juice to this.

  • http://copykat.com mary

    Everyone leaves out the best part of the recipe, the caramel sauce! Am I missing something?

  • jerraherrin

    Where do you buy canned sliced apples?

  • http://www.copykat.com Stephanie

    I bought them at Kroger.

  • jh

    Thanks much! I haven’t been able to find them anywhere!!

  • http://www.copykat.com Stephanie

    I will double check when I go to the grocery store this weekend. If not, I will update the recipe. I normally shop at HEB (a Texas chain of grocery stores), and Kroger.

  • Chris

    You made it to complicated. Here is recipie take it from someone who knows.
    Use Sara Lee “Hi-Pie” Basic apple Pie, remove top and press into baking dish, take aplles and mix with cin, and all spice plus a squeeze of lemon. Toss and place in baking dish with crust, take bottom of pie crust ans place on top, small slits to vent cook per directions. While cooking make a simple caramel, 1 lb no salt butter and one Lb brown sugar, heat on medium and ruduce to caramel cosistancy, remove from heat stir in 1 tbl cin, 1 Tbl water and 1 package walnuts. Pour hot caramel over cooked apple cobbler. Let set at room temp. Cut into squares and reheat in micro. Serve with scoop of “Dreyers” vanilla.

  • http://www.copykat.com Stephanie

    I don’t know what Hi-Pie is, is this a commercial product?

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  • Cindy

    I made this last night, I added some rhubarb and it turned out to be the best apple cobbler I have ever made. Will be making it again.

  • Bheydon

    This recipe was a disaster.