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    From August Abolins@2:460/58 to All on Fri Oct 2 00:02:33 2020


    I collected about 65 apples (10kg) from one lone apple tree on my property. Made my 1st batch of apple sauce in a slow cooker. Very easy. The recipe called for 10 apples, but I used 14. Results = very good. It will be great with pork chops or chicken, or occasionally on a gluten-free bread. Next, I have more coring and peeling to do.


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  • From Charles Pierson@2:460/58 to August Abolins on Fri Oct 2 00:02:47 2020

    I collected about 65 apples (10kg) from one lone apple tree on my property. Made my 1st batch of apple sauce in a slow cooker. Very easy. The recipe called for 10 apples, but I used 14. Results = very good. It will be great with pork chops or chicken, or occasionally on a gluten-free bread. Next, I have more coring and peeling to do.

    That's a lot of apples


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  • From August Abolins@2:460/58 to Charles Pierson on Fri Oct 2 00:03:01 2020
    That's a lot of apples

    The tree actually produced much more. I would estimate that there were a couple dozen on the ground that were already degrading before I got there. In the past, the deer or elk or mice would nibble on the best of the best and leave nothing for me. This year, it was my turn! I only missed just a handful of apples from the very top. A few apples dropped while I was picking the fresher ones from the ground. They are a rather nice large yellow variety.


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  • From Daryl Stout@1:19/33 to August Abolins on Fri Oct 2 01:38:00 2020
    August,

    I collected about 65 apples (10kg) from one lone apple tree on my property. Made my 1st batch of apple sauce in a slow cooker. Very
    easy. The recipe called for 10 apples, but I used 14. Results = very good. It will be great with pork chops or chicken, or occasionally on
    a gluten-free bread. Next, I have more coring and peeling to do.

    <DROOL!><SLOBBER!> -- see the tagline below. <G>

    Daryl

    ... I'm making chocolate chip cookies, and I have more M&M's to peel.
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  • From Bryan Handfield@1:129/165 to Daryl Stout on Sat Oct 3 09:54:00 2020
    -=[ On 10-02-20 01:38, Daryl Stout wrote to August Abolins below: ]=-
    -=[ Re: 1st batch homemade apples ]=-

    Hi Daryl Stout!

    <DROOL!><SLOBBER!> -- see the tagline below. <G>
    ... I'm making chocolate chip cookies, and I have more M&M's to peel.
    LOL :)

    Good tagline.

    Cheers,
    Bryan
    bhandfield(at)me(dot)com

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  • From Daryl Stout@1:19/33 to Bryan Handfield on Mon Oct 5 06:55:00 2020
    Bryan,

    ... I'm making chocolate chip cookies, and I have more M&M's to peel.

    LOL :)

    Good tagline.

    On a ham radio traffic net last night, run by an 11 year old young lady
    (her parents are also both licensed), the question was "your favorite
    cookie", and mine was the chocolate chip cookies with M&M's. <G>

    That young lady passed all 3 of her exams within 3 months, at 9 years of
    age. She is a smart and industrious young lady.

    Daryl, WX4QZ

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