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Homemade Applesauce

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It's apple time already!  It's been hard coming to terms with the fact that summer is just about over.  That was until the other day, when I bought myself a new pair of brown suede booties.  Nothing helps say "goodbye" to summer like a new pair of boots!

Yesterday,those boots were made for walking - well walking with me to the supermarket that is. With a little extra sass in my grocery store step I embraced fall and picked up a small bag of NY state mcintosh apples.  What better way to welcome fall than with some new boots and fresh picked apples?!

I took the bag of freshly picked apples home, but quickly realized I had no idea what to make. I gave it some thought, but couldn't decide if I should make a traditional apple pie or try something new. Unsure what to do, I checked out the website on the bag, nyapplecountry.com. After looking around this site a bit I decided to go with their apple sauce recipe.    

apples

Here's how it went....   

I found both the recipe and the process fairly simple.  The most time consuming part of  the process was peeling, coring and cutting the apples.  Once that was done all I did was put the apples into the slow cooker.  I then added the water, cinnamon and brown sugar.  I gave them a stir and covered the pot.  I let the the apples cook for about 7 hours, stirring them a few times in between .  When cooked I used a  potato masher and pressed down on the apples until I achieved my desired consistency.  Then I let the applesauce cool down another ½ hour and placed it in a mason jar (2 - 8 oz mason jars).  

The recipe said it would yield 3 cups but I only got about 16 oz.  I enjoyed the final product, it was very tasty, and not too sweet.  

 Crockpot applesauce

NOTE: If you don't have an apple corer just slice the washed apple in half and make a small "v" in the center and pull out the core and seeds.  

Crockpot Applesauce

I am hoping to try out 1 or 2 recipes with this applesauce over the coming weeks so I hope to share those with you as well...

Here's the recipe I followed.  As always, I look forward to your feedback in the comments below.  

Homemade Applesauce

Simple homemade applesauce made in the slowcooker.
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Prep Time 15 minutes mins
Cook Time 8 hours hrs
Total Time 8 hours hrs 15 minutes mins

Ingredients
  

  • 10 Small Apples (McIntosh Crispin, Jonagold and Cortland) cut into ¾" pieces
  • ¼ cup brown sugar
  • ¾ cups of water
  • ½ teaspoon cinnamon

Instructions
 

  • Wash, peel, core and cut apples into ¾" pieces. Add the apples to the slow cooker. Add the water, cinnamon, brown sugar and stir. Cover and cook on low for 6-8 hours. Let cool and store or serve.

Notes

Place the jars in the refrigerator until ready to use.
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