I hope everyone had a lovely and relaxing/productive weekend. We sure did, and the weather we had was perfect for a fall weekend- some rain, some sun, a little chill, and then a little warmth. Perfect!
And because it was such a perfect Fall weekend I decided that I would play around with some apple recipes. This week in Vegan MoFoland we're talking APPLES!
Farmer's Market Apples |
Read on for the recipe...
Farmer's Market Applesauce (unsweetened)
Ingredients
Apples! (we used about 9 or 10), *peeled and chopped
1 cup of water
A few teaspoons cinnamon, optional
*You can leave the peel on for a rustic applesauce (we did!)
Directions
Chop and peel (or not) your apples and place them in a large pot. Add enough water to cover the bottom of the pot and set it on the stove to medium heat. Add the cinnamon and the sweetener of your choice (if your making it sweet).
Cook for 20 minutes.
You may want to adjust the heat depending on your pot and the type of stove you have. We ended up turning it down to med-low halfway through. Check your water level every so often and give the apples a stir to ensure that they are not sticking to the bottom.
The apples will start to soften and break down. After about 20 minutes turn the burner off and give your apples a mash with a fork or potato masher.
While the applesauce is still hot add it to your canning jars.
How it all began: Jars of applesauce that my mom made and brought over on her visit to share with us. |
And voila! You have yourself some rockin' applesauce! Stay tuned for tomorrow's post when I use the applesauce in a super simple and tasty dessert drink.
Happy Monday!
Love,
Love,
Ves xx
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