The canner
This has nothing to do with apples, but check out this crazy carrot on steroids we got at the farmers market. These carrots are so delicious- super sweet.
Cooking down the apples.
The food mill makes it easier- according to TJ. I wouldn't know.
The rejected parts, although they won't be rejected by our compost pile
TJ chopped lots of apples. We bought a mix because it makes the best applesauce, pies and crisp. $12.00 for that huge overflowing bushel of apples.
Some of you may be wondering so i will tell- yes, TJ did clean the kitchen up, of course.
5 comments:
Yummy applesauce. We are going to try to make applesauce this year for the first time.
Where did you get food mill? We have been looking and can't find one.
Also, how many quarts did that make?
Tara- i asked tj and he said that the food mill makes it sooooo easy. It is from bed bath and beyond- it is a good grips one.
He said he thinks a half bushel makes about 8 quarts
Happy applesauce making!
yum..this is one of the few things i cook every year, and almost forgot this fall! thanks for the reminder..
i've never used the food mill, though. sounds like it would be easier.
:)
Must be something in the air brcause I made a second batch of applesauce myself Saturday. Didn't can it though, just put it in freezer bags into freezer. The food mill is made by Good Grips but I got it from Amazon.com. Love, Dad
Just thought of something else I might NEED on the weekend--applesauce!
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