This is not an i-product from Apple 😉
It is me in the kitchen making apple chips from our apple tree. Ingrid Marie apples.
Koka vatten och lite socker tills sockret har löst upp i vattnet. Låt lagen svalna. Skiva äpplen med skalen kvar i tunna skivor. Lägg i lagen och lyft upp på en plåt. Torka i ugnen på svag värme ca 80-100 grader C. Det tar 3-5 timmar att få dem torra och krispiga.
Jättegoda!
Boil water and a little sugar until the sugar has dissolved in the water. Let act cool. Slice apples with the skins left in thin slices. Add the Act and lift up on a plate. Dry in the oven on low heat for about 80-100 degrees C. It takes 3-5 hours to get them dry and crispy.
Really Good!
Anna
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Yummy! I have several Granny Smith apples and I have a thought how some may end up thanks to you. 🙂
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🙂 I’m glad I could give you ideas 🙂
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Anna you always inspire me, the apples inspire me in a different way… 😉
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Thank you. Your comments inspires me, so thank you back 🙂
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Merci mon amie! 🙂
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They look tasty, I’m going to have to give it a try.
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Good luck. Check the oven after a while. I get water on the floor when I open the oven. Lot of steam coming out from the apples.
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Thank you for the heads up 🙂
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Good luck with your apples 🙂
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Thank you 🙂
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We have a McIntosh tree, haven’t tried this yet but will. Usually make pies and cobblers with ours. 😃
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I usually do that too, but there was lots of apples this year so I had to find out more things to do of the apples 🙂
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Haha! I see! Good idea! 😃
My boys usually feed all our excess to the donkeys.
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That must be a good way to get donkey friends 🙂
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Yeah, we have a few. They always congregate at the fence to our yard when they’re in the front field. They know they’ll get plenty of treats! 😃
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That sounds awesome 🙂 🐴
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I like them a lot more than the cows, that’s for sure. 😃
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My grandmother said that cows are wise. She was wise, so I believe her, but I don’t know any cow or donkey, so I can’t have an opinion. I Swedish we have a saying “stupid as a donkey”. But I don’t think they’re stupid. They are probably smarter than humans 🙂
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I’m sure grandmother is wiser than I. But the cows I know are more creatures of habit than anything else. The donkeys have a cool personalty
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My grandfather talked to the animals. Horses, cows and even a buzzard. They came when he called. He didn’t even have to raise his voice.
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That’s great! 😃
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Those look lovely.
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They taste good 🙂
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My mouth is watering over the apple chips…they were always made in December and were a nice, healthy treat! I think I’ll make some – thanks for sharing the recipe!
🙂
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You’re welcome. Good luck with your apple chips 🙂
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I’ll have to try that Anna.
Leslie
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Please let me know how it goes 🙂
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Okay.
Leslie
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Good luck with the apples 🙂
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Thanks Anna.
Leslie
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what the fab called scruffs. apple scruffs love em!
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Sorry, my translation help won’t help me with this one. I’m lost, please give me a clue, I want to understand 🙂
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The Beatles-the Fab Four, called the girl fans who hung around the Apple offices waiting for a glimpse of them the Apple Scruffs. It was a term of endearment, coined I think by George.
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I didn’t know that. Thanks, I learned something new 🙂
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Sounds yummy!
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It is and easy to do too 🙂
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This sounds awesome..i am gonna try this.
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They are very easy to eat up. All at once 🙂
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Love dried apple!
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Me too!
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I bet they taste good!
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They do. They don’t last long though. They’re to good to eat, so saving them is hard.
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jag gör mina superenkelt! Skivar in huldas skivare med skal och allt- lite kanel- in i ugnen! 4 timmar senare- vips!
klart!
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Det måste jag testa! Jag hittade tack vare ditt äppelsnack min gamla blogpost om äppelchips och repostade den, så jag ska komma ihåg att göra dem. Men än sitter vinterfrukten kvar på trädet.
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Mina är nu slut!!! Ska se om jag hittar någonstans att palla! 😉 ( det har man ju inte gjort sedan barnsben! Hänger du på! 😉 )
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Självklart hänger jag på. I låg- och mellanstadiet hade vi alltid roligt när vi gick hem. Då gick vi äppelpallarvägen. Vi valde att gå förbi de hus som hade äppelträd i trädgårdarna. Vi var rätt mätta på äpplen när vi kom hem de dagarna!
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Känner igen! 🙂
Vi gör det igen!
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Jaaaaa!!!!
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🙂
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