We used mostly Granny Smith, but mixed in a few Courtlands, or were they Fuji, or maybe they were Jonagolds. Heck, I can't remember what they were!
First we washed and peeled all the apples.
Look how cute these naked little apples are...
Kerry sliced, diced and chopped. Doesn't she look a little too happy to have a knife in her hand? And the one that's she's holding is not even the big one!
Then we shoved as many apples as we could into the quart sized jars.
I didn't get a picture of the "filling" mixture, but here we are (and by we I mean everyone but me) pouring the filling over the apples.
I think we might have overstuffed our jars...but we're learning! We then processed the jars in a water bath canner and voila - the APPLE OF MY
Sara also gave my a delicious recipe for "Apple Pie Crumb." I am feeling generous today and I think I will share it with my readers (all two of you!):
Pour apple pie filling into a 9x13 pan. Sprinkle a dry yellow cake mix over filling mixture. Drizzle 1 stick of melted butter over cake mix. Bake at 350 degrees for 50 minutes. Best to eat warm and with vanilla ice cream. YUM-O!!!
So, I stopped by and started reading and...
ReplyDelete1. decided I didn't have time to post on every post - so I would come back up here and put it all out there.
2. If you live in the greater PA/MD area... those Apple pie jars look amazing and I'm too lazy to make some. I will give you a kid (scratch that) my husband (no... I still get the better end of the deal) ... anyway - what's the going rate on canned apple pie?
3. I love that you changed positions. I love that a song inspired you to do that. Right now... I'm being inspired by Who will love me for me. But also "If I die Young" ...
anyway.. where was i?
4. Love the Steelers shirt. Everyone should own one. Not sure about the Yankees... but - well we can't be perfect.
5. Love the pumpkin carving / fall stuff.
6. Lovin' on your blog. :)
Kristen @ www.alittlesomethingforme.com