Here's another fruit that -- before you start really paying attention and eating with the seasons -- you might think was a year-round staple. But in fact, apples are a
cool-weather crop. Late September to Thanksgiving is the prime time for fresh-picked apples, and there are so many ways to enjoy
them.
Perhaps apple pie has a boring reputation, a dessert as unadventurous as vanilla ice cream. But whether you go for an old-school formula or shake things up a bit with a new recipe like candy-apple pie, when you have an adorable apple-shaped pie dish, would could resist?
Maybe cake is more your speed. Upside-down, topped with caramel, or sprinkled with walnuts, there's a recipe for every mood. Apples and cheese are delightful together, in a homey sort of way. But bring this age-old pairing into the modern era with Apple-Chardonnay Ice Cream with Bulgarian Sheep Cheese, or an Deconstructed Apple Tart with Goat Cheese Mousse.
You can always drink your apple a day. Sure, there's cider -- both the hard and the non-alcoholic sort -- but what about an autumnal Apple Sangria or a Delicious Sour cocktail? Or, if you're a fan of uncooked apples -- perhaps as a lunch-sack treat -- consider a cozy, an old-fashioned 'sweater' that protects ripe fruit from bruising and gouging.
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