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Thank you, this is awesome. I was just reading about it in the other thread. How long do you figure it would last in the fridge?
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oooh i like apple butter when i remember it!
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Von M wrote:
Thank you, this is awesome. I was just reading about it in the other thread. How long do you figure it would last in the fridge?
LONG TIME
properly canned it lasts a year+ out of fridge
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booberthefraggle wrote:
Von M wrote:
Thank you, this is awesome. I was just reading about it in the other thread. How long do you figure it would last in the fridge?
LONG TIME
properly canned it lasts a year+ out of fridge
Yeah, I would say I guess two weeks in the fridge. I would probably consider it safe until I saw actual mold on it.
Canned I would say 1+ years!
I'll post the recipe, it's so easy.
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ooooh! aaaaaah!
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Apple Butter
There's no sugar in this apple butter, but no one would ever guess that the secret ingredient is prunes! This easy oven method works well for a small quantity, and while it's cooking, you can enjoy the heavenly, incense-like aroma -- a hint of the apple butter's spicy flavor.
Preparation time: 2 1/4 hours including baking time
3 lbs cooking apples
1 c pitted prunes
3 c apple cider
1 t cinnamon
1 t allspice
2 t ground cloves
Peel, quarter and core apples and put them, with the prunes and cider, in a kettle and bring to a boil. Reduce heat and simmer partially covered for 20 to 25 minutes, or until soft. Preheat oven to 300° F. Put fruit and cider mixture in a food processor, add spices and puree the mixture. Pour into a shallow 9- by 13-inch baking dish. Spread mixture out evenly and bake in the center of the oven for about 1 hour. During baking, scrape sides and stir occasionally.
To test for doneness, dab a spoonful of apple butter on a saucer and turn the saucer upside down: Apple butter should be thick enough to stick to the saucer. Ladle into hot, sterilized jars, leaving 1/4-inch headspace. Seal with new lids and rings, and process in a boiling water bath at least 5 minutes. Yields about 2 pints.
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note: instead of the oven directions, I plopped my blended mix into a slow cooker and am leaving it on over night.
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i love apple butter, but i always just make it in the crock pot. you're so dedicated, foofer.
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i know, i love creation of things
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also, i'm bored
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You could send me a jar if you really wanted to...
Edit: sacred fork! Post #700!
Last edited by SodaShop (Sun 9/30/07 12:14 am)
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*Waits for a new filter...*
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SodaShop wrote:
You could send me a jar if you really wanted to...
Edit: sacred fork! Post #700!
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I will! I'm sending suzy a jar!
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YAY!
And also...
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Maaan, I want some.
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Ahhh, thank you so much for the recipe, it's my goal to make apple butter this year.
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It sure took a while for that filter to show up...
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oooooo looks yummy!!! maybe i can have my boyfriend make me some, since i've been doing the cooking lately.........
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