The Renaissance of Heirloom Apples Traditionally, an old fashioned fall treat has been the availability of aromatic autumn apples and the rich complex flavor of pressed cider. Although grocery stores attempt to carry "cider" in pasteurized … [Read more...] about Homesteader Heirloom Apples and Real Cider
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Plant Your Apples Now
Remember yesterday's video from The Brooklyn Kitchen? I just love all their videos, and this one is about "heirloom apples". I planted a couple heirloom apple varieties many years ago. One, the Cox's orange pippin, is the old variety that has been … [Read more...] about Plant Your Apples Now
Autumn Abundance Recipes
Autumn provides an abundance of certain foods ... and besides, the change of season just makes us hungry for those apple desserts and tomato-laced stews. The sweet peppers are becoming red and we all have our favorite culinary uses for those. I … [Read more...] about Autumn Abundance Recipes
Autumn and Orchards
Autumn in the Midwest is quintessentially apple time. Wonderful apples in abundance and sweet cider that rivals the ambrosias of the Greeks. Ok, that is a little overboard, but nothing beats apple cider from a farm market in the fall. Nothing!If you … [Read more...] about Autumn and Orchards
