Post number #393268, ID: e43101
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I like granny smith, but you can use whatever kind of apples u want.
•Peel, slice and core 6lbs of apples Place on the stove in a large pot. Add in: •The juice of 1 lemon •1 cup of apple juice •1 tbsp of apple cider vinegar •½ cup brown sugar •1 tsp nutmeg •¼ tsp cloves
Cook on medium heat until the apples are soft. Use a food processor to blend the apples to whatever consistently u like (I prefer chunky).
Store in jars, u can keep in the refrigerator for a couple of weeks.
Post number #393374, ID: d75656
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Sounds nice, but what can you use apple sauce for?
Post number #393395, ID: 7c55af
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>>393374 As a tasty snack, on top of pie, with pork chops, with ice cream. It's really up to you
Post number #393444, ID: dc4172
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Do you have to peel the apples or can you just rinse and core them?
Post number #393448, ID: 8f88a8
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>>393444 It's up to you, but I prefer to peel my apples. I don't do a meticulous job of it, so maybe 10% of the peels make it into the pot.
Post number #393450, ID: 85b7d3
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I love this post, it's so wholesome and pure. Thank you OP!!
| I like granny smith, but you can use whatever kind of apples u want.
•Peel, slice and core 6lbs of apples
Place on the stove in a large pot. Add in:
•The juice of 1 lemon
•1 cup of apple juice
•1 tbsp of apple cider vinegar
•½ cup brown sugar
•1 tsp nutmeg
•¼ tsp cloves
Cook on medium heat until the apples are soft. Use a food processor to blend the apples to whatever consistently u like (I prefer chunky).
Store in jars, u can keep in the refrigerator for a couple of weeks.