First, taste the apples to make sure that they're good.
Next, wash the apples. Yes, tasting should alway come before washing!
Check and see which apples still are dirty. Count them, if you want to.
Supervise the apple peeling. Try turning the crank a little but only with Mommy's help.
Tasting the cinnamon stick is essential to the best applesauce. Once you've tasted, add it to the pot.
Stir.
Let it cook for a while and ask Mommy to mash it up later.
(Note: I decided to add in the peels because the peeler I was using took off a lot of the flesh with it. I later had to fish them all out. And I forgot to take a picture of the final product.)
(Note: I decided to add in the peels because the peeler I was using took off a lot of the flesh with it. I later had to fish them all out. And I forgot to take a picture of the final product.)
1 comment:
I think Emily and Sarah are such good cooks now because I started them early like you are doing with E. Was it good?
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