People who peel apples before making applesauce are NUTS.
We used one of those tall conical things with a big wood pestle to strain out the seeds and skins. I can no longer remember what its real name is because my husband calls it a "chinois".
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People who peel apples before making applesauce are NUTS.
We used one of those tall conical things with a big wood pestle to strain out the seeds and skins. I can no longer remember what its real name is because my husband calls it a "chinois".
Betsy, it's called a chinois or china-cap strainer. Truly. I have one, with specially shaped pestle and accompanying stand.
Who makes applesauce in a crock pot?
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They are concern free and yummy this way.
I do core them, so there are no seeds, and I like the skins after a day's worth of cooking.
That's not its real name, Deb. That is its fancy Euro unAmerican name.
I don't like applesauce, but I do like apples, cooked with a teeny bit of water, and a teeny bit of butter, and a teeny bit of sugar and a lot of cinnamon, skins off, until hot and just tender. I make them whenever we have pork.
My hubster does that. It is gooooood.
The Nutty-flea family rices applesauce? That's just wrong.
Yes, but do they applesauce rice?
I don't know, but apples and rice might make a nice stuffing for a roast chicken, maybe with some pearl onions and some carrots and broccoli.
Rice is nummy with pecans in. Most things are nummy with pecans in, unless you're Deb, who gets anaphylactic when there are pecans in, so she abstains.