Thanks to Ruth for this nice idea to bake up some Granny Smith apples. Her post is here.
And thanks to Linda for these:
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Baked Granny Smith Apples
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Photos, art – and a little bit of LIT.
And thanks to Linda for these:
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Ooo, I just love Granny Smith apples! Baked sounds scrumptious. I’ll be heading over to Ruth’s to check out her post. Happy you enjoyed the critters! Aren’t they just the cutest little things? 😀
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yes linda – so cute and folks are wondering how/if you made the photo – and I assumed they were emailed to you – is this right?
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Ah, yes. Like most everything else I get, they came in the mail! heehee!
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well fun to be part of the circle of sharing…
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They sure look delicious, Yvette. My mouth is watering…
Have a great day.
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wish I could send you a sample….
and had some the next day (reheated with butter) and tasted great even as leftovers…
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I’m coming! (I wish ;-(
It doesn’t look too hard 😉 I may get some apples when I go to the grocery store next time.
Have a great day.
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Hi – this is what I liked was how easy it was – I think I overcooked mine a little – the ones to the right were a little too done – but the other two were a little firm… guess it depends on the oven, the dish, and apple size?
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Got it. Thanks. 😉
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They look very interesting. I can see adding apple cider vinegar can go well with these.
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Hi Yc – it was a surprise as to how nice it tasted – maybe the ACV cut the sugar sweetness – next time I am adding cinnamon and butter maybe
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Thanks for the link to that yummy recipe and for making me laugh with those photos. How did she do them???
janet
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Hi Janet – I think the pics were photoshopped and someone emailed them to Linda (but I need to double check)
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I know they aren’t real but they’re fun.
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well they “could” be real – lol -= -maybe the raccoons in the gutter – ??
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Hmmm…and maybe not. 🙂
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Baked apples. Yummy! Those pictures are so adorable!
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Hi RG – yeah – the pics made me smile so I had to share….
and the baked apples were extra good because it was winter, ya know
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Love the symmetry of your photos and glad you tried it. So easy but so good. Thanks for the link Yvette.
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Yummy! Those apples looks so delish!!! 😍….Awww beautiful photos of those animals! I love it! Xx
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the apples came out pretty tasty and made the house smell nice
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Yum! Next time invite me over! I will help of course…more like help eat the apples😂😂😂
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hahah – deal.
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Awesome😎
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Great capture of the mice with a romantic touch! I wonder how this picture was created.
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Hi PK, I think “created” is the key word – feels like a masterful photo shop project – but then again…. maybe some astute photographer was at the right place at the right time
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How did they get those Hamsters to do that?? Love baked apples 🙂
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Hi Lisa – well I am assuming this was aPhoto shop project? not sure (maybe linda knows)
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Precious creatures! ❤ I've never had baked apple before; those look so delicious!
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and they were SO easy, Diana – also my dog (black lab) liked some of the finished apples….
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I’ll try it some day. 🙂
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The squirrels are too cute, Yvette.
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Baked apples:yummy. I’ve never tried adding vinegars, but cider vinegar particularly sounds appealing.
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Hi Su – and the ACV were my fav of the batch.
Next time I might make a keto-friendly crumble (with almond flour butter and stevia)
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Double yum! 🙂
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I have never tried baking whole apples … may be I will soon 🙂 Very cute photographs 😀
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well the apples were also super easy to prep and bake – and if you make them – let Ruth (or me) know….
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Sure will 😉
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I love baked apples… a wholesome and easy dessert. Must try it with the apple cider vinegar, makes sense!
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thanks for saying that because after I put it on I thought – “hey that ACV comes from apples…??” and next time I am adding cinnamon and maybe an almond flour/butter crumble… maybe
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How cute!
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Those balsamic vinegar granny smiths look simply delectable. Emphasis on simply. And on delectable . .
Both.
Thank you!
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haha
and you are right on both
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