Apple Days

You know Fall is near when you find yourself picking apples!

I am blessed to have a place where I can pick all the apples I want for free!

I picked a Bushel and a half and could have picked more if I could have reached them.

 

They were a little small but tasted good!

So I made apple sauce! I'm pretty sure these were Winesap apples.

Core the apples and cut any bad spots out. Put them in a large pot with about 2-3 cups of water. 

Cook them until tender. Stirring very often so the ones on the bottom don't burn.

I have this great attachment for my kitchen aid that makes easy work of smashing the apples into sauce. I didn't have this the first few years I made sauce and boy does it make a difference!

I added 4 cups of sugar to 15 pints of sauce. The apples were a little tart so you can add or subtract the amount of sugar to your taste. I have a sweet tooth!

I also added some water until I got the consistency that I like. Not to thick and not to thin.

 

I then jarred it and processed it in a water bath for 20 minutes!

I love having it!

And I LOVE Fall!!!

 



Easy Tortilla Pizza

So the other day I was home and it was getting close to lunch time...I was hungry. I go into the kitchen and open the fridge much to my dismay, nothing really stood out to me and I needed to go to the grocery store.

 I had one tortilla left in the package and so I made a pizza!

An easy cheese pizza.

1. Tortilla

2. Pizza sauce ( That I can every year. Love having this!)

3. Mozzerella. Cheese. Yummy.

4. Bake at 375 degrees for about 10 minutes or so depending on your oven.

Enjoy this thin crust pizza!!