At this time of year we have APPLES !!! This fruit tells us fall is here.
There are many kinds of apples. Here are a few suggestions as to what
kind is best for whatever you may be picking/buying the apples for:
BAKING;
When baking apples they should hold their shape. Granny Smith is the
most popular choice, and Pink Lady a close second because of its
sweetness and tartness.
Gala and Fuji apples are perfect for cakes and muffins because of their
firmness and sweetness.
APPLESAUCE OR PUREE;
The McIntosh, Jonathan, and crisp Empire are all excellent choices. All
three cook down to a very flavorful sauce or puree.
SALADS;
Red Delicious, Cortland, and the Empire are the most chosen of all.
The reason being they will stay white in your salad, have thin skin and
have a mild taste.
SNACKING;
Red Delicious and Golden Delicious are very popular. If you like crunch
Braeburn and Gala are the preferred choice.Fuji is also a good snacking
apple because it sweet, and is perfect to eat with a mild cheese.
Apples are nutritious and are loaded with vitamins. I am sure you heard--
" An apple a day keeps the doctor away".
There are many uses for apples that I did not mention. A book written by
AMY TRAVERSO, titled The Apple Lover's Cookbook is very informative,
especially if you want to know what apples you can "pair together" when
making desserts etc.
I hope you will take advantage and use these "tidbits", the next time you
buy your apples.
Thank you for visiting my blog, I hope you will come again. And do not
just read, but leave me your comment at the bottom of the page.
Thanks again. That is all for today, Jenny
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Fuji is one of my favorites!!!
ReplyDeleteit is funny the five food groups have changed since i was young and first learned them...love me some apples...the tarter the better for me....
ReplyDeleteMakes me wonder how we survived these years eating all the foods that are now "limited". Thanks for visiting.
DeleteWelcome to the Blogosphere. I live across the river from Washington State so we get wonderful apples. Take care, and congratulations on your blog. I hope you'll visit me sometime at Chubby Chatterbox.
ReplyDeleteWow, you are a wealth of information about apples. Welcome to the blogging world. Can't wait to read more about foods and cooking.
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my parents actually toured the church...and the guy leading the tour was telling the story about Michelle Obama...its just cool how only 5 generations...its not a long time you know...anyway...thanks for popping in...i am not always so twisty with my words...smiles..eva is good people as well...have read her for years now...you would be surprised (or maybe not) those that i visit more for the people behind them than the content...but i am interested in apples...i would take fruit over chocolate any day...smiles...have a lovely weekend
ReplyDeleteWelcome to the blogging world! I love to hear about new recipes and household hints! I hopped over from Eva's.
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