Apples in Appealing Ways [1951] by Mary T. Swickard is a helpful leaflet from the U.S. Department of Agriculture's Bureau of Human Nutrition and Home Economics, designed to help families discover creative uses for apples in their daily meals. Sharing recipes and practical tips, the book focuses on highlighting the nutritional value and adaptability of apples in a range of culinary applications. The provided recipes are thoughtfully organized into categories featuring apples in main dishes, refreshing salads, sweet desserts, delightful cookies, and quick snacks. Readers will find easy-to-follow instructions and ingredient lists for dishes like baked acorn squash with apples, crispy apple fritters, and classic apple desserts that include baked apples and homemade apple pie. More than just a collection of recipes, this guide also offers valuable insights into selecting and storing apples properly, ensuring that home cooks can enjoy their optimal flavor and nutritional benefits.
Apples in Appealing Ways [1951]
By Mary T. Swickard
Discover how to transform ordinary apples into extraordinary meals, from savory dishes to mouthwatering desserts, with expert tips on selection and storage.
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