cooking apples??
Has anyone found a decent cooking apple for making pies,crumble etc? I can't find anything anywhere near the good old english Bramley! I'm no Delia but I do like to make something for afters on a Sunday!:D
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Re: cooking apples??
Originally Posted by bushy
(Post 6081911)
Has anyone found a decent cooking apple for making pies,crumble etc? I can't find anything anywhere near the good old english Bramley! I'm no Delia but I do like to make something for afters on a Sunday!:D
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Re: cooking apples??
They think you are completely bonkers in the supermarket when you ask for cooking apples!! As has been mentioned, you could use Granny Smiths, but I find they don't break down very well. I have found using tinned (I would NEVER have used tins in the UK!!!) apples the best option.
Rudi :wub: xxx |
Re: cooking apples??
You're right Rudi,tins were always a no-no!! but I'll give it a go and see what hubby thinks...he does like his apple crumble!!:D
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Re: cooking apples??
Originally Posted by bushy
(Post 6082207)
You're right Rudi,tins were always a no-no!! but I'll give it a go and see what hubby thinks...he does like his apple crumble!!:D
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Re: cooking apples??
Yes, Ive noticed no cooking apples to make my apple crumble.
Our local Coles has a cooking mag and says to use 'Gala' apples. Hmm kids are getting desperate for apple crumble so may have to give Gala a shot. GEMS |
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Don't do it!!!! Think I've seen the same leaflet and I tried using Gala apples and the crumble was awful,they just didn't work at all.:thumbdown:
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Re: cooking apples??
We've tried them all & now use tinned apple. it's the best of a bad lot:(
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Re: cooking apples??
Originally Posted by Rudi
(Post 6082178)
I have found using tinned (I would NEVER have used tins in the UK!!!) apples the best option.
Rudi :wub: xxx |
Re: cooking apples??
Granny Smiths worked ok for me, just changed the cooking times slightly.
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Re: cooking apples??
I often make an apple and wild fruit pie.....with Bramleys, Blackberries, raspberries etc.
Looks like I am going to have to find quite a few substitutes. G |
Re: cooking apples??
Originally Posted by Grayling
(Post 6083854)
I often make an apple and wild fruit pie.....with Bramleys, Blackberries, raspberries etc.
Looks like I am going to have to find quite a few substitutes. G |
Re: cooking apples??
Originally Posted by moneypen20
(Post 6083907)
Raspberries will be fine, providing they're in season of course ;) Blackberries? not sure about them. Oh and don't you go trying to secrete some Bramleys in your socks when you come over :rofl:
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Re: cooking apples??
Originally Posted by Grayling
(Post 6083922)
My socks will be full of fishing tackle:D
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Re: cooking apples??
Granny Smiths work ok, but apparently, according to the man in woolies, they are currently out of season :ohmy: C x
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