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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