Super Easy Crock Pot Apple Butter

We walked out of home depot today with a mirror for my Dd. Dh was bending it to determine the parabolic curve and where the light would hit.
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Wait til Dh sees your pics maggiemooscluckers - - -he may even pm you for info.
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I guess my "honey do" list might get lost for a while, if Dh gets a look at those pics.
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You can't post something that beautiful and not share the recipe!!!!
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Please!!!

The secret isn't the recipe, it's the solar oven that makes it soooooo.....yummy and beautiful. Any favorite recipe will work. This is a sourdough white bread. I love to cook in my solar oven and am able to never turn on the house oven. I love it!

I don't have a solar oven but I do have a natural gas stove in my garage. I use it to bake in so I don't have to bake inside my house and I use the stove top when I'm cooking something like soups, stews, pot roast or any food that has to cook long and slow.
 
I have some going right now. . . I used gala apples and added some lemon juice Cardamon and vanilla. Hopefully it turns out- I'll know about 10 oclock tonight when i put it in jars and waterbath.
 
oh my.
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It is SO good.


It's just spicy enough. I processed 3 hours on medium. I also added 1 cup water to the apples and skimmed that off .

I ended up with 2 pints apple pie filling(butter pre processed), 3 pints Chai Spice Apple Butter(with extra spice added) and one pint apple syrup(pulled off the apple pie filling) for icecream/pancakes
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Not bad for a 2.00 bag of apples!
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WOW - that is incredible. They look wonderful.

I am to have to go back and read the specifics of your recipe. If I remember correctly, you did something different than the original op. You used some different spices ? ? ? ?

NICE JOB - - REALLY NICE JOB
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Bumping this up to let everyone know the peaches worked!

The worst part was having to peel all those peaches : P
But after that is was easy:
pit & slice peaches, toss in crockpot with sugar, ginger & a bit of cinnamon.
I filled a 5qt crockpot and used about 2 cups of sugar. No add'l liquid added.
Let it go all night set to Low with the lid cocked so moisture could evaporate.

It was still a bit loose when I filled the jars (3 1/2 pint ones, 1 pint and about 1/4 cup leftover for breakfast) but by the time it cooled it setup nicely.
The pint is in the fridge for me, the 1/2 pints are in the freezer for gifts later (Xmas?).

Consistency is somewhere between preserves & compote but spreadable.
I left some chunks because I like it that way but you could puree for a smoother finished butter.
 

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