I forgot till just now. A friend of mine cooks her apples with the peel on, the puts it through a food mill. She says her applesauce is nice and thick. I've never done it that way; I've always peeled them first.

It just dawned on me: She's getting all the pectin in the skins in her sauce.

Anyone else do it that way?
I'd try that but can't have fruit skins. Yeah, that is where all the vitamins are. Figures. But that makes sense.
 
I do mine is big cast iron skillet spice like a pie nutmeg, cinnamon and cloves. Little brown sugar after cooked.
I use potato masher to knock them down. We do peel them before. Do not make soup as grandma said leave body chunks small cooked pieces are welcome.
 
Morning all! My second cup is long cold but still tastes good so I'm finishing it off and going to iced mint tea.

My apple sauce is cooked, then mashed only till the big chunks are small chunks. Then frozen for future use.

I have never tried the applesauce pie. Make it the way my mom made it only without the cinnamon as DH doesn't like it. I do, but I'm not a big apple pie fan so doesn't matter.

Now Apple cobbler, that is another story altogether. :drool
 
Morning all! My second cup is long cold but still tastes good so I'm finishing it off and going to iced mint tea.

My apple sauce is cooked, then mashed only till the big chunks are small chunks. Then frozen for future use.

I have never tried the applesauce pie. Make it the way my mom made it only without the cinnamon as DH doesn't like it. I do, but I'm not a big apple pie fan so doesn't matter.

Now Apple cobbler, that is another story altogether. :drool
I used to make apple sauce when the kids were little.
 

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