Prepare the Caramelized Apples
In a small saucepan, add the water and sugar. Cook until the sugar dissolves and turns a light amber color (five to seven minutes), then add the vegan butter or margarine.
Stir constantly until the mixture turns a creamy light brown color, and add the sliced apples.
Stir to coat all the apples in caramel and let cook till softened, about 15 minutes. Set aside.









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Well here they are... just out of the oven. I guess I was a little sloppy in loading the cups... Lots of spillage visible - but overall, they look delicious. Can't wait until they cool off so I can try one! Next time I will load cups neater and more evenly I think.
Thanks so much (Raquel) for your prompt response. Once cooled, I will remove from silicone tray and pack up for the freezer.
I plan on making this recipe today (Thu 9/10) - with regular noodles. Rosh Hashana starts Friday night. I would like to serve them on Sunday (2nd day of Rosh Hashana). Do they freeze well - or do you think it is better to just keep them in the frig for 3 days?
These should freeze well! Since you’re making them on Thursday and not serving until Sunday, we recommend freezing them once they are completely cooled rather than keeping them refrigerated for three days. Defrost and reheat before serving, and they should still be delicious. Enjoy!
is it like 2 layers?
can i do this recipe with reguler noodles not gluten free? thank you
Hi Chani,
You can. Cook it according to the instructions on the package.
Enjoy!
-Chana Tzirel from Kosher.com