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(20-09-2025, 01:57 PM)Vinny Wrote:(20-09-2025, 09:39 AM)Bren Wrote: Vinny i leave my apples leathery and store them in jars, this is what I use mine for.I see what you mean Bren. The last load I did were cooking apples and the tart flavour has intensified so much, I can't stop munching them!
I eat them like sweeties![]()
take a handful on walk
add to porridge
nice in scones along with some raisinsIve just bought some cheese scones so will try them with a couple of 'rings' with butter in them.
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Whenever I eat pork I useually have Bramley apple sauce with it. As I usually cook prok until its cunchy I may have some 'tart' cooking apple slices with it. Should go well with the belly pork I've just bought?
I wonder whether the sweet apples soaked in water, will soften for puddings etc?![]()
I have given the remaining cooking apples to my daughter but still have loads of Cox's on the trees. As I can't do much outside, I may pepare some more as the gadget is so theaputic to use!
They are a marvel of engineering. I've been processing and bottling apples all afternoon. As you say therapeutic.
Gardening is an excuse not to do housework
Greetings from Salisbury
Ive just bought some cheese scones so will try them with a couple of 'rings' with butter in them.
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