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With the start of the cooler weather and the busier season, I have been using my crockpot several times a week. I love the convenience of making things ahead of time and coming home to a warm meal. I also love smelling the food throughout the day.
This applesauce is so easy, and a great way to let the kids “help.”
Wash, core and chop 6-8 apples into bite-sized chunks. You can peel them at this point, but I prefer leaving them on to get the most nutrients out of them. Put them into the crockpot and sprinkle with about 1 tsp. of cinnamon. Cook on low for several hours, until apples are tender.
It really tastes best warm, but is great cold too. If you’d like to add a bit of honey or a sprinkle of sugar you could, but we love it just like this. Mmm…..
Jenn vanOosten
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That looks great! I added it to my Pinterest.
Awesome! Thanks for stopping by our blog!
This is a fabulous idea. Thank you for sharing it. I am going to make it tomorrow.
Mmmm…enjoy!
Thanks for sharing. Applesauce is one of my favorites. As a kid I use to eat applesauce and bread together. I would make sandwiches out of it. BTW, I like your recipe.
Sounds like an interesting sandwich! Thanks for coming by our blog!
That sure looks delicious!!! I think Crock pot cooking is great and so convenient, especially if you have kids. It can save you so much time. Visiting from UBC have a great day. 🙂
So true about saving time – love it! Thanks for stopping by!
Suddenly, I feel like applesauce:-) Thanks for this tip. I’m always looking for ways to use my crockpot more.