Recipes
Baked Apples with Orange Marmalade Just the kind of dessert for a cold autumn or winter night.
Serves 2
2 large cooking apples, e.g. Bramley 1 tbsp orange marmalade 1 tbsp chopped mixed nuts and seeds 2 tbsp
mixed dried fruit Pinch
of cinnamon 4
tbsp cloudy apple juice
Preheat
oven to 200ºC.
Wash and core apples and stuff with a mixture of marmalade,
nuts, dried fruit and cinnamon. Place in an ovenproof dish, pour over the apple juice and bake for approx. 45 min until the apple is baked
through. Baste apples regularly to stop them from drying out. Carrot and apple salad Great for kids! (and adults too)
Serves 2
1 large apple 1 large carrot 1-2 tsp lemon juice 1 tsp single cream or flax seed oil 1 tbsp sunflower seeds 1 tbsp raisins
Finely grate apple and carrot and immediately mix with
the lemon juice to prevent apple from browning. Mix in cream or oil and sprinkle with the seeds and raisins. Blackberry crumble with banana cream Another great dessert for autumn making use of all the
blackberries growing right now.
Serves 4-6
For the filling: 4 apples, peeled and cored and diced 1 tbsp lemon juice 1 tbsp water 500 g blackberries 1 tsp cinnamon
For the crumble: 150g porridge oats 3 tbsp butter or coconut oil 2-3 tbsp brown sugar or maple or agave
syrup 100g
ground mixed nuts
For the
banana cream: 2
large ripe bananas 150
ml milk or soya milk 1 tsp of agave or maple syrup
Heat apples with lemon juice, water and cinnamon and simmer until apples begin to soften. Add
blackberries and leave to stand for a few minutes.
Mix all the crumble ingredients until it resembles breadcrumbs, either very gently with a food processor,
making sure it does not over-process the crumble, or with your fingers. Using your fingers makes it easier
to get the desired crumble texture.
Fill apple/blackberry mixture into an ovenproof dish and cover with the crumble. Bake at 180°C for approx. 25-30 min until crumble starts to turn golden.
Meanwhile blend all the ingredients for the banana cream until
smooth and put into the fridge until the crumble is ready. Alternatively serve the crumble with custard
or a good quality vanilla ice-cream.
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An Apple
a Day Keeps the Doctor Away… Apples
are a delicious snack, and with locally grown apples coming onto the market now there is even more reason to have an apple
a day.
The saying that an apple a day keeps the doctor away may well hold true as they are an excellent source
of antioxidants, including quercetin, which have been shown to reduce the risk of heart disease, cancer and many other chronic
health problems.
Apples are also high in soluble fibre which promotes bowel health, helps lower cholesterol
levels and can bind to toxic heavy metals to escort them out of the body.
Apples are great just as a snack on their own.
But see left for more ideas.
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