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Home Made Applesauce, Apple Sauce Recipe

How To Make Apple Sauce

Apple sauce (or applesauce) is the traditional accompaniment to many pork dishes in the UK, particularly roast pork. There are however a wide range of pork based recipes that use apples. Apple sauce is delicious and very simple, the basic recipe is to cook down apples with water. Variations on this basic recipe might use apple juice or even cider to cook the apples in and a wide range of spices can be added.

In the UK the applesauce served with roast pork is often sweetened and Bramley apples are mentioned by most recipes; many other apples can of course be used. If stored correctly apple sauce will keep for a long time. Its a great way to use up windfalls in the autumn.

Apple sauce is used widely across Europe, as a filling for pancakes and pastries, a puried food for children and a desert. You might find it also called: Apfelmus, Compota de manzana, Compote de pommes, Appelmoes or Äppelmos.

In my own family unsweetend apple sauce hass been given to children to successfully combat diarrhoea and improve bowel movement generally.

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How To Make Applesauce

Apple Sauce Recipes

Preparation time: 10 Minutes

Cooking time: 15 Minutes

Serves 4

Recipe Ingredients:

500g cooking apples
45ml water
2tbsp sugar
40g butter
lime or lemon juice

Cooking Instructions:

  1. Peel and core then slice the apples. Put a saucepan on a moderate heat, add the apples and water with a small squirt of lemon or lime juice, cover and cook gently for 15 minutes.
  2. Mash with the soft cooked apple with the sugar and butter.

How To Make Apple Sauce

There's nothing nicer than home made applesauce with pork dishes, it's quick and easy to make, can be served hot or cold and stores well in the refrigerator in an air tight container. The quality of the apples will be reflected in the end result. Don't be tempted to use old or tired apples. If you choose to use lemon or lime juice be cautious initially, too much will spoil this simple recipe.You might also like to try apple sauce an accompaniment to rice pudding or filling for a sweet pancake.

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