Honeycrisp Apples
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Ok, this is technically not a recipe but has anyone here ever tried a Honeycrisp apple? My wife just brought home a bag last week and they are amazing. Sweet, tangy and juicy. They taste like candy.
Apparently they are some genetic mix of a honeygold and a mystery species that was grown at some university in the 60s. I think aliens were involved.
Regarless, they are some fine apples. If you like apples or you use apples in your recipes, check these out.
Apparently they are some genetic mix of a honeygold and a mystery species that was grown at some university in the 60s. I think aliens were involved.
Regarless, they are some fine apples. If you like apples or you use apples in your recipes, check these out.
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Most of the fruits this state turns out are not worth mentioning, or at least are ones we want to forget. But the Honeycrisp is different. Finally, a fruit that's not a damn fruit.
Ingredients:
1 Honey Crisp Apple
Wash apple in your sink. Remove any small sticker as they can be hard to swallow.
Slice apple into 6-8 slices and put into a bowl.
Serves 1-8 people.
>Apparently they are some genetic mix of a
>honeygold and a mystery species that was grown
>at some university in the 60s. I think aliens
>were involved.
>
>
IF they have what was grown at a lot of universities in the 60s I want a bushel! or 12.
The afternoon before that, I ate lunch at Threadgill's. Sorry, don't mean to torture you! Come visit! I have a wonderful guest room with private bath, walking distance from Central Market. It's yours for the asking!