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|  | | Apples, Apples, Apples - Favorite Recipes From America's Orchards
Outstanding recipes from some of America's finest orchards, cider mills, and fruit growers are shared in this collection. Includes over 150 ways to fix apples. Whether you have a bushel, a peck, or only a few apples, this cookbook will help you decide what to do with "all those apples."
From one of the orchard contributors:
Morton Orchard at Arbor Day Farm
Nebraska City, Nebraska
Morton Orchard at Arbor Day Farm is owned and operated by The National Arbor Day Foundation which is a non-profit educational organization dedicated to promoting tree planting and conservation throughout the United States.
Morton Orchard at Arbor Day Farm is located in the Missouri River Valley. The rich loess soil is perfect for growing apples. Four major varieties of apples are grown: Jonathan, Red Delicious, Golden Delicious, and Winesap. Visitors at the Farm can hike the | |  | | From the Apple Orchard - Recipes for Apple Lovers
This expanded edition is a collection of over 150 recipes selected for apple lovers everywhere. Everybody's favorite apple pie recipes are included, as are recipes for Apple Studel, Apple Breads and Salads, Fresh Fruit Pizza, and much, much more.
Apple recipes from the following categories are included:
beverages, appetizers, accompaniments, salads, breads, main dishes, cakes, pies and pastry, cookies, desserts, and preserves. There are also sections on apple varieties, an apple guide, and a checklist for knowing how many apples to buy.
Following is a recipe from the Desserts section:
Favorite Apple Betty
4 cups cooking apples, peeled and sliced
1/3 cup sugar
1 teaspoon cinnamon
3/4 cup hot water
Combine apples, sugar, cinnamon, and water. Simmer 8-10 minutes or until tender. Pour in | |  | | The Littlest Christmas Kitten
Story blends birth of Christ with the story of a mother cat frantically searching for her little lost kitten. The night's events, beginning when two weary strangers enter the stable at Bethlehem, leave a lasting effect on all the animals, especially the cats.
On the holiest of holy nights long, long ago, the animals in the stable were restless. They were moving about nervously, unable to go to sleep.
The sheep were baa-ing, the cow was mooing, and the donkeys were braying. There was a feeling of great expectation in the air.
Among the animals was a mother cat. She was searching frantically for her little lost kitten.
Here two other kittens were tucked away safely on a stack of hay, sound asleep. But she could not find her littlest kitten.
"Where could that kitten be?" she thought.
"Where, O where is my littlest kitten?"
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