Sunday, August 4, 2013

MAKING APPLE BUTTER ~ SIMPLE COOKING WITH MARY


Apple Butter (Makes 4 Pints) 

6 Lbs Apples ~ 2 Cups Water  
3 Cups Sugar ~ 2 Cups Splenda  
2 tsp Cinnamon ~ 1/2 tsp Cloves  
2 tsp Pumpkin Pie Spice   

Wash well, and add whole apples and water to pressure cooker and pressure on high for 15 minutes, following manufacturer's instructions. Press apples through colander, or sieve to remove core, seeds, and peel. Combine apples, spices, sugar, and Splenda. Pour into a 9" x 13" glass baking dish, and bake at 300 degrees for approximately 2 hours, until thickened, stirring every 20 minutes.  Ladle into jars, and seal in a water bath for 10 minutes. ENJOY!  

Thanks for watching! To visit my cooking blog, Simple Cooking with Mary, click HERE!

Have a blessed day!

Hugs,

13 comments:

  1. I do believe that Wayne really loves your apple butter Mary!! Sure looks yummy! :)

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  2. What a cute video! Awesome recipe, looks yummy!

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  3. Mary
    You and Wayne made me hungry watching you make this apple butter. You are a nice homey couple that has fun making apple butter. I love things like this. Isn't being at home wonderful making good things to eat.
    thanks for sharing take care and GB
    pat

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  4. Mary
    you made me hungry watching you and Wayne making apple butter. I bet the house smelled wonderful. I love being at home and doing things like this.
    I love your pressure cooker too. I need to learn how to use one of these things..
    take care you two and GB
    pat

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  5. thanks for sharing, Mary. I will have to give this a try. . .

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  6. First off: Clap Clap Clap Standing ovation for your handsome hubby Wayne. Kudos to him for making Apple butter with you. I love it when a guy knows his way around the kitchen my hubby loves to cook and even does dishes. I love, love apple butter and it was so interesting to watch you make it. Sure could tell Wayne was enjoying it on his biscuit looked very yummy!!

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  7. Your Apple Butter looked so good, am going to have to try this, we also have apple trees in our yard. I just wanted to say, when you are pushing those apples through your colander a food mill would be so much faster. We use a food mill and it takes just the apple pulp and not the seeds or pealing...Just a thought for you... Could you cook the apples in a crock pot?? Would also be easier. Again just a thought. Thanks again for the recipe and great to see Wayne..

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  8. Looks delicious Mary!I love apple butter, I will make some this Fall! Last Fall I made Pumpkin Butter and it was so yummy, like pumpkin pie filling! I have a recipe for refrigerator pickles on my blog that are really good! You should try it if you like pickles. Thank you for sharing your recipe!
    Pam
    scrap-n-sewgranny.blogspot.com

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  9. You made my mouth water Mary!! Thanks for the recipe

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  10. Sounds yummy! Now I need to go and buy a pressure cooker. A must try and so nice of Wayne to be in the video.

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  11. I don't know why I was surprised to see that you cook too. I loved this and am going to try it also. Like I said before I just love watching and listening and wish I was as crafty as you are.
    Enedina

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  12. Mmmm Mmmm Good! I will be trying my hand at apple butter again this fall for sure! I love it so much and miss not being able to pick applles here in FL. I will just have to go and buy them and make some b/c to me it is not fall without applesauce or applebutter. Thanks for shareing this great recipe.

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