Sheet Pan Apple Crisp

4.9 — 17 reviews

Looking for a comforting dessert that’s naturally gluten-free and easy to throw together? This sheet pan apple crisp offers a quick, no-fuss recipe. Fresh sliced apples are tossed with spices and lemon, then topped with a buttery walnut-almond crumble that crisps up beautifully in the oven. Whether you’re baking for a casual family night or prepping ahead for guests, this crisp is a simple yet elegant dessert!

Ingredients4 servings

Crumble Topping

  • 1/2 cup walnuts, chopped
  • 1/4 cup almond flour
  • 3 tbsp butter, melted and slightly cooled
  • 2 tbsp gluten free rolled oats
  • 1 tbsp maple syrup
  • 2 tsp cinnamon
  • 1/4 tsp nutmeg
  • 1/4 tsp salt

Filling

  • 5 medium apples, sliced 1/4 inch thick
  • 1 lemon, juiced and zested
  • 2 tbsp maple syrup
  • 1 tbsp tapioca flour
  • 2 tsp cinnamon
  • 1 tsp vanilla extract
  • 1/4 tsp nutmeg

Directions

1

In a food processor, pulse walnuts, almond flour, oats, maple syrup, cinnamon, nutmeg, and salt until crumbly. Transfer to a bowl and add melted butter. Mix until butter is incorporated. Transfer to refrigerator.

2

Preheat oven to 350°F. In a large bowl, combine sliced apples with cinnamon, nutmeg, maple syrup, lemon juice, lemon zest, vanilla, and tapioca flour. Toss to coat each apple slice well. Transfer slices to a rimmed quarter sheet pan and spread into an even layer.

3

Remove crumble topping from fridge and crumble over apples to cover. Transfer to oven and bake 30-35 minutes until apples are tender. Allow to cool slightly then serve warm.

Note: If tapioca flour is not available, 1 tbsp of cornstarch can be used instead.

Happy cooking 🥰 ☀️

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52 comments

4.9
  1. Diane

    Thanks for gluten free recipe

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  2. Kathy

    UX suggestion-Please test print from a mobile device. It’s impossible because it will only allow you to save as a pdf. Not everyone is reading on a PC with a mouse.

    Thanks for the recipe! Looks healthy and delicious!

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  3. Roya
    (3/5)

    The crumble never cooked to the firm stage. –the apples are great, the crumble not.

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  4. Linda
    (5/5)

    Interesting recipes. They appear very healthy and tasty.

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  5. Donna
    (5/5)

    Love this quick and easy recipe.

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  6. Carrie

    For printing the recipe. I shared it with my Gmail address and printed it from there. Otherwise I could only save it as a PDF.

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    1. Liz from Yuka

      You should be able to right-click on the page and click print (from a computer).

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  7. Kirsten
    (5/5)

    Making tomorrow. Can you freeze leftovers?

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  8. Mary Lou

    What size dish are you using?

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    1. Mary Lou

      Also what type of apple did you use?

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      1. Liz from Yuka

        This is a 9×13-inch (quarter sheet) rimmed baking pan. We used Honeycrisp but Gala and Fuji would work – or you could use a mix!

  9. Tammy

    Hi Pat. When you’re on the recipe page, right-click your mouse in the white space and select print. The recipe is formatted and will print on one page. Hope that helps.

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  10. Lydia
    (5/5)

    I love your recipe. Thank you for sharing your recipe.. God bless for you do

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  11. Cathy

    Looks good. How many carbs?

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  12. Margie
    (5/5)

    Looks yummy! Any recipe for a pair tart?

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  13. Pat

    The only thing not available is the ability to print this recipe. Please provide. Thank you.

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    1. Tammy

      Hi Pat. When you’re on the recipe page, right-click your mouse in the white space and select print. The recipe is formatted and will print on one page. Hope that helps.

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  14. Maria

    Thanks for the recipes……love them!

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  15. Susan

    Remember if you add BUTTER (dairy product) it won’t be vegan. Other not dairy products are available.

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  16. Zechariah
    (5/5)

    So delicious! If you’re reading this, this is your sign to turn back from your sin and run to Jesus. He loves you and He has a plan for you if you’ll trust Him. Jeremiah 29:11

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  17. Aida
    (5/5)

    It sounds delicious and very easy to prepare. Thank you!

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  18. Terretha
    (5/5)

    This sounds delicious and healthy. Thank you.

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  19. Colleen

    I would love this printable to keep with my other recipes

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  20. Mona

    CanI use mochi sweet rice flour?

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  21. Pamela
    (5/5)

    Just made it looks good with no sugar. That’s just great. Will serve after supper . Let you know later if he likes it.

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  22. Daniele
    (5/5)

    Fantastic

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  23. Linda

    Sounds delish.

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  24. Sandra

    Where is the nutrition information? Carbs sugars etc?

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  25. John
    (5/5)

    Sounds good I will try this

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  26. Lolade
    (5/5)

    Wow I love healthy eating

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  27. Helen

    Thank you for sharing these recipes.

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  28. Mark
    (5/5)

    Looks great but what size sheet pan? Can I line it with parchment paper?

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    1. Liz from Yuka

      This recipe is designed for a Quarter Sheet Pan, but depending on the thickness, you could use another size. You can absolutely line it with parchment paper for quick cleanup!

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  29. Marge

    Can I use wheat flour instead of almond flour?

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    1. Liz from Yuka

      Yeah 1/4 cup wheat flour could also work in this recipe!

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  30. Gayle

    Sorry I just saw you use cornstarch🤗

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  31. Gayle

    What can I use instead of tapioca flour?
    Thanks!

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  32. Sheila

    I am gluten-free and do not have oats, ever, no matter what they say. What could be substituted for this recipe? It looks lovely!

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    1. Liz from Yuka

      You could instead used chopped pecans and/or shredded coconut!

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  33. April

    If you cannot have oats could you just add more almond flour?

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    1. Liz from Yuka

      That could work! Or you could use pecans or shredded coconut!

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  34. Candie

    What can I substitute for the walnuts?

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    1. Liz from Yuka

      You could choose another nut like pecans, or even sunflower seeds!

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  35. Oriana

    I agree so much easier if you can make your recipes printable. Can keep them with my
    other recipes instead of always going back to the computer.

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    1. Jan

      All u have to do is hit crtl+p and it comes right up……print the first page and u have the recipe

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      1. Liz

        That was so cool – I did not know that one!!!
        THX

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      2. Patty

        wow……thanks for this info. It works perfectly!!!

  36. Chris
    (5/5)

    Some great, healthy recipes here for sure will try some

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  37. Roxana
    (5/5)

    mmmm se ve delicioso, seguro que lo preparare.

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  38. Leslie

    Please make recipe printable.

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    1. Kimberly

      Just place your cursor over the recipe, right click and select Print from the pull down menu.

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  39. Jan
    (5/5)

    apple crisp recipe looks great 👍

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