preparing Posted June 20, 2007 Share Posted June 20, 2007 I went to get my apples and got over 100 pounds. I would like to start early in the morning while it is cool and was wondering if I could peel the apples tonight and core them? If I did, how do I keep them until tomorrow morning? I am making applesauce with these and jelly. Link to comment
Shawna Posted June 20, 2007 Share Posted June 20, 2007 I don't peel them if making smooth applesauce. I just wash , core, and quarter them and cook them like that. The peels give it a nice color, IMHO Same with jelly...I wouldn't bother peeling. The peel comes off when straining. HTH! Shawna Link to comment
Dee Posted June 20, 2007 Share Posted June 20, 2007 I don't peel mine either. I use my Squeezo to run them through after cooking. It removes the skin and seeds for me. If you're making chunky and want to peel them I would NOT peel them until morning. I think they'll turn brown on you. When I used to peel them I'd put them in a big bowl of water with lemon juice added to it. Even with the lemon juice they were turning somewhat brown after a couple of hours so a whole night would probably be too much time. I could very easily be wrong and someone come along with saying they've done it before. Link to comment
Cat Posted June 20, 2007 Share Posted June 20, 2007 Nope, I'm with the others... don't peel them tonight. (Although you've probably given up on it by now, anyway.) I do the same... wash, cut in quarters, cut the core out (and any bad spots), and cook them down. The best nutrition is *just* under the peel, anyway, so cook 'em with it. Link to comment
preparing Posted June 20, 2007 Author Share Posted June 20, 2007 Well thank you ladies! I will just go to bed and forget the peeling. Was outside planting a few more tomato plants and will just start early in the morning. I will wait until Thursday to do the apple slices Too much fun! Link to comment
Violet Posted July 7, 2007 Share Posted July 7, 2007 I peel mine, then put into water with Fruit Fresh if I want to keep them in the fridge. I peel, core, then puree mine in the Cuisinart with just a little water, then put on the stove and cook. Then, add sugar if wanted, add some Fruit Fresh and put in the jars and process. The Fruit Fresh keeps it bright colored all year. It is only vitamin C and fine for canning with. That way I am not trying to puree hot fruit. I add Fruit Fresh to my syrups when canning, too. Very nice results ! Link to comment
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