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    Apples are my most favorite fruit. We have some huge orchards in Northern Michigan so we go every year to pick a few bushels. Fresh chunky applesauce with Cinnamon, fresh apple cider with cake donuts and apple slices dipped in caramel. Oh so good.

    Now I'm hungry dang it.
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    Alison, sorry I just now saw this. I have been off. Yes, except it doesn't even have to be that fussy. If you like the nuts, sure, but usually no nuts are added to apple crisp, nor rasberries, lemon zest etc., however, that said, your recipe looks delicious! Give it a go.....you probably already did.
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    Its in the jars, made one big one and one small one - an amazing way to reduce a huge pile of apples down to something very small. It tastes amazing, hubbie is pulling his face at the thought of it, but apples are his favourite things so I think he'll end up succumbing.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dave View Post
    Apples are my most favorite fruit. We have some huge orchards in Northern Michigan so we go every year to pick a few bushels. Fresh chunky applesauce with Cinnamon, fresh apple cider with cake donuts and apple slices dipped in caramel. Oh so good.:coolthumb:

    Now I'm hungry dang it.
    Dave, I literally started moving my mouth like I was eating when I read the bolded part above. Yum!!!

    Quote Originally Posted by ajj1001 View Post
    Its in the jars, made one big one and one small one - an amazing way to reduce a huge pile of apples down to something very small. It tastes amazing, hubbie is pulling his face at the thought of it, but apples are his favourite things so I think he'll end up succumbing.
    Apple butter is great! I think you mentioned apple crisp somewhere:

    me + apple crisp =

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    I just happen to be a master apple crisp maker from way back. So I guess I need to make a big batch next spring?

    Alison, isn't it amazing how much fruit and such cooks down? Maple syrup boils down from 10 gallons of sap to one gallon of syrup, I believe. It is so worth it though.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Katie View Post
    I just happen to be a master apple crisp maker from way back. So I guess I need to make a big batch next spring?

    Alison, isn't it amazing how much fruit and such cooks down? Maple syrup boils down from 10 gallons of sap to one gallon of syrup, I believe. It is so worth it though.
    does that recipe i posted look ok?
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    What's your address? I'm comin' over Alison....for some of that Apple Crisp! Yum.
    • January 2000 MVA passenger, used jaws of life to retrieve me, neck injury and months of PT
    • June 2001 Bicycle accident, 2 compression fractures at T12/L1, Vertebroplasty Sept. 2001
    • April 2006 right hip, labral tear and repair
    • April 2007 3 level ProDisc @ L3/4, L4/5 & L5/6✷ ✷Lumbosacral transitional vertebra; Dr. Rudolph Bertagnoli
    • July 2, 2008 ALIF & Laminectomy @ L6/S1
    • July 30, 2008 re-opened 28 days later to remove bone cement that had leaked onto S1 nerve root
    • August 2008 Pulmonary embolism, double pneumonia, collapsed left lung, re-hospitalized 1 week
    • March 10, 2009 Right SI Joint Fusion
    • April 27, 2010 2nd right hip arthroscopy to remove adhesions and release psoas muscle
    • September 30, 2010 lumbar facet rhizotomy
    • December 9, 2010 12 bilateral lumbar trigger point and steroid injections
    • December 23, 2010 12 more bilateral trigger point injections w/o steroid
    • February 15, 2011 ESI bilaterally in lower lumbar...relief only for few days. Considering 1 more.
    Did Spinal Cord Stimulator trial from 5/11/11-5/17/11 with excellent results; Spinal Cord Stimulator surgery is Monday,
    July 18, 2011

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