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Hi Melinda

 

They sound like a form of crab apples - probably the orginaal root-stock for

your tree. i.e. I suspect that since it had 4 grafts not one as would be

normal, the root stock was allowed to grow quite tall and strong, and when

the grafts failed, it kept on going. And yes crab apples are useful - wine,

jelly - goes nice with roast prok if you eat meat, or veggies burgers if

they're herby (sage etc.), but I just like it on toast and occassionally add

a clove or two when stewwng the apples down.

 

Have fun - and don'rt waste any more of those apples!!

 

Vicky

 

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Bad apples?

 

Once upon a time, about 30 years ago, we planted a 4-way apple tree

in our yard... no kidding, it was grafted and was supposed to

produce 4 different types of apples. I remember one branch breaking

off, but in the end, this tree produces only one kind of apple, and

plenty of them. They're yellow. I have no idea what they are but

you can't eat them. They're not just tart, like a Granny Smith;

they are both sweet and tart. What happens is every year they fall

all over the ground and rot. The lawnmower makes applesauce out of

them. Ya' can't eat 'em; ya can't juice 'em. They always make me

feel like I'm going to H@LL for wasting them. There's no way I'm

going to make a kazillion pies, and to look at my figure, I don't

even need one pie. So any ideas of what to do with 'em (other than

throw them at people) would be most appreciated.

 

Melinda

 

 

 

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Never heard of such a thing as a bad apple! Probably are useful for

making apple butter, apple sauce, or apple jelly, could mix them with

sweeter apples to make baked apple desserts. Worse comes to worse you

could carve them, dry them and make applehead dolls ...<laughing>

 

 

, Pat Meadows <pat@m...> wrote:

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>

> >Message: 2

> > Sat, 03 Aug 2002 05:01:52 -0000

> > " iris054 " <clicker@i...>

> >Bad apples?

> >

> >Once upon a time, about 30 years ago, we planted a 4-way apple

tree

> >in our yard... no kidding, it was grafted and was supposed to

> >produce 4 different types of apples. I remember one branch

breaking

> >off, but in the end, this tree produces only one kind of apple,

and

> >plenty of them. They're yellow. I have no idea what they are but

> >you can't eat them. They're not just tart, like a Granny Smith;

> >they are both sweet and tart. What happens is every year they

fall

> >all over the ground and rot. The lawnmower makes applesauce out

of

> >them. Ya' can't eat 'em; ya can't juice 'em. They always make me

> >feel like I'm going to H@LL for wasting them. There's no way I'm

> >going to make a kazillion pies, and to look at my figure, I don't

> >even need one pie. So any ideas of what to do with 'em (other

than

> >throw them at people) would be most appreciated.

> >

>

> They sound like Golden Delicious to me.

>

> Suggestions: applesauce, apple butter. Both can be made

> and frozen (or canned, if you have the equipment and

> know-how). Freezing is much easier.

>

> Pat

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That might work. Thanks, Susi. :)

 

Melinda

 

, susi hall <susiwagnerhall> wrote:

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> Have you thought of making apple cider vinegar? There is at least

one source that can tell how, it is a book called " Vim and VInegar "

by Melodie Moore. I havent tried it, but if you are a craft person

it might be fun.

> Susi

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, " kissssmycandy " <kissssmycandy>

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> Worse comes to worse you

> could carve them, dry them and make applehead dolls ...<laughing>

 

ROTFLOL! Now, if I could sell them........

 

Melinda

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No problem, but I have to admit, I kinda liked the idea about the apple head dolls. Have you ever seen any of those??? They are really freaky looking, LOL.

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That might work. Thanks, Susi. :)Melinda, susi hall <susiwagnerhall> wrote:> > Have you thought of making apple cider vinegar? There is at least one source that can tell how, it is a book called "Vim and VInegar" by Melodie Moore. I havent tried it, but if you are a craft person it might be fun.> Susicontact owner: -owner Mail list: Delivered-mailing list List-Un: - no flaming arguing or denigration of others allowedcontact owner with complaints regarding posting/list or anything else. Thank you.please share/comment/inform and mostly enjoy this list

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Hi I havent read in a while. Yes, I have seen them, in fact I have

made them..lol . My daughter loved them.. :) deb

 

 

, susi hall <susiwagnerhall> wrote:

>

> No problem, but I have to admit, I kinda liked the idea about the

apple head dolls. Have you ever seen any of those??? They are really

freaky looking, LOL.

> Susi

> iris054 wrote:That might work. Thanks, Susi. :)

>

> Melinda

>

> , susi hall <susiwagnerhall> wrote:

> >

> > Have you thought of making apple cider vinegar? There is at

least

> one source that can tell how, it is a book called " Vim and VInegar "

> by Melodie Moore. I havent tried it, but if you are a craft person

> it might be fun.

> > Susi

>

>

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