15 Ways to Use Apple Butter

These autumnal cookie bars, dotted with raisins, are exceptionally moist and flavorful. A 3-ingredient vanilla icing is the perfect finishing touch. 

Can't choose between apple pie and pumpkin pie? You're in luck! This streusel-topped pie, with apple butter and pumpkin puree, combines the best of both world. 

Here's a fruity quick bread — with warming flavors like cinnamon, nutmeg, and cloves — that's perfect for fall. Top with powdered sugar for a burst of sweetness. 

Make this decadent fruit spread with just four ingredients: light cream cheese, apple butter, vanilla extract, and cinnamon. 

Recipe creator Shirley says this old-fashioned recipe "makes a nice addition to any dinner table." A crunch brown sugar-cinnamon topping with pecans makes it simply irresistible. 

There's no dairy involved in the making of this cozy French toast with soy milk. "My daughter loves French toast and my husband loves apple pie, so this was a big hit at our house," raves 5-star reviewer Rita.

An ample amount of butter and apple butter makes these cookies exceptionally soft, while brewed coffee adds wonderful depth of flavor. 

Brush this sweet and savory apple butter glaze — flavored with Worcestershire sauce, orange juice, and dried onion flakes — on ham for a burst of fall flavor. 

Rise and shine! Wake up on the right side of the bed with these wholesome muffins made with apple butter, fresh fruit, raisins, walnuts, and toasted wheat germ. 

Pork chops are marinated in an apple butter-brown sugar-garlic barbecue sauce, then grilled to flavorful perfection. Recipe creator weldin-an-cookin suggests serving with grilled asparagus and a good red wine.

This sweet and sour cabbage-apple soup gets its thickness and flavor from apple butter. According to recipe creator MARBALET, it's great topped with sour cream and chopped apples. 

You only need four ingredients (rolled oats, brewed chai tea, unsweetened almond milk, and apple butter) to throw together this filling, make-ahead breakfast. 

Pork is roasted in apple juice, then topped with a cozy mixture of apple butter, brown sugar, cinnamon, and cloves. 

These cookies are "lightly cinnamon-flavored from the apple butter, crunchy from the walnuts, and heart-healthy from the coconut oil, lots of oats and whole grains, plus walnuts and cashew milk," according to recipe creator JW.

Though this restaurant-worthy meal is quite impressive, it couldn't be easier to prepare with just a few ingredients. Apple butter, thyme, garlic and rosemary add delicious sweet and savory flavor.