Another one of my favorite fall dishes is homemade applesauce. I learned this simple recipe from my mom.
 |
This time I used 3 honey crisp and 2 granny smith apples. |
 |
Cut the apples into fourths |
 |
I core them with a paring knife and use a potato peeler to easily remove the peeling |
 |
Cut apples into small pieces and place in a large pot. Add enough water to almost cover the apples. |
 |
Simmer on medium-low heat for ~20 minutes or until apples are tender. Drain water. Mash with fork or spoon.
|
You can serve this homemade applesauce warm or cold. You can also add sugar if needed (I recommend tasting before adding any). You can also add cinnamon if you like!
A great way to get the pickiest eaters to eat their fruit and can be served year-round :)
Yum. I like how you did the photos & your new fall background!
ReplyDelete