Apple season means...applesauce!

Living in an apple orchard has it perks, especially this time of year.  We have a variety of apple that isn't that popular anymore, Gravensteins.  They're tart, crisp, and delicious right off the tree.  If you let them sweat (rest after being picked for a length of time) they sweat out some of the water and the sugars concentrate.  That's when they're PERFECT for apple pie, apple crisp, and my favorite...applesauce!  

The beauty of apple sauce with Gravensteins is all you have to do is peel, core, and COOK!

Check out the home page for more info on the family orchard.

What You'll Need

• Apples - Gravenstein or Pippins are my FAV
• Apple Peeler
• Pot

Preparateion

• All you need to do is peel and core the apples.
• Put them in a large pot on the stove at medium
• Stir every so often and wait for them to break down!

Sooooo good and soooooo easy!