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Easy Peasy Apple Crumble

May 1, 2020 by kim 1 Comment

Whoa, WordPress has changed quite a bit since I’ve last created new content. I have no idea what I’m doing or how to format this post. I don’t even know where my recipe box went! Please bare with me as I try to figure out how to walk again in this blog world.

We just moved into a new house during this pandemic and it’s been tough not being able to go grocery shopping whenever I want. I can’t just bake things as I come across them since my pantry is not stocked. Luckily, I had everything in my very limited cabinet to make this apple crumble.

This is so good. I don’t know if it’s because I haven’t baked in a while or what but this really hit the spot. My DH even ate all of the topping and he doesn’t like oats or baked apples.

This recipe is from Shugary Sweets, who also has lots of other awesome recipes as well!

Filed Under: apple, dessert, oatmeal Tagged With: apple, baking, crumble, dessert, oats

Instant Pot: Applesauce

August 17, 2017 by kim Leave a Comment

This was the first thing I made in my instant pot and it’s seriously the best way to break it in. I was so worried about recipes– how long I should cook it for, if it was actually sealed, the steam coming out… this eased my mind in minutes.

As I sat by my instant pot and watched the timer count down, I became more and more eager to open the top. I don’t have an immersion blender like most recipes call for so I was curious to see how much I needed it. Did I need to Amazon overnight it?

The answer is nahhhhhh. The apples were already so soft and crumbled on its own with the movement of a wooden spoon. Since I liked my applesauce a little chunky anyway, I left it as is. You could certainly blend it even further if you want a smoother texture. I didn’t find it necessary.

I wouldn’t say that making applesauce is cheaper than buying it (it’s definitely not), but it’s nice to make for you babe’s first food or for times when you just want to adjust your own applesauce.

I don’t see myself making applesauce that often, but it’s nice to know that I can!

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Instant Pot: Applesauce

Ingredients

  • 8-10 apples, cored, peeled, and sliced into quarters (I used honeycrisp)
  • 1/4 cup water
  • 2 tsp cinnamon

Directions

  1. Place all of the ingredients into your instant pot and stir.
  2. Cook on manual high pressure for 8 minutes.
  3. Let natural release for 2-3 minutes before manual releasing the rest.
  4. Stir, store, and refrigerate!
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Filed Under: apple, instant pot, snack

Carrot and Kale Juice

July 26, 2015 by kim 2 Comments

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Did you guys ever jump onto the juicing bandwagon? I did for about a week before I decided it took too much time. I preferred to have my juice fresh daily, so making a ton and then storing it in the fridge wasn’t going to cut it for me. Not only that, but my machine was pretty bulky to be left on the kitchen counter all the time. For reference, I own the Omega J8006 masticating juicer.

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It surely is a wonderful machine that only leaves dry pulp behind. It’s very easy to clean, but there were a lot of parts. It’s also pretty darn heavy, but that could also mean I’m just weak. I think it’s a fun machine to pull out every once in a while as long as you have the storage space for it.

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The juices that I normally drink tend to be on the sweeter and fruitier side, so I wanted this one to be more vegetable heavy. Since vegetables don’t really taste delicious on their own, I added some lemon to cut down the bitterness and apples for the sweetness. Kale is really hard for me to keep down, so covering up the taste worked for me. How do people drink that stuff on its own? Blech! If the kale taste is still too strong for you, throw in some ginger to the mix. This one was a winner, winner, chicken dinner!

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Just make sure to thoroughly wash all of your fruits and vegetables before cutting them up and putting them into your machine. I did a half white vinegar/half water wash to make sure I got rid of all the bacteria. Or something.

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Carrot and Kale Juice

Ingredients

  • 5 oz kale
  • 3 carrots
  • 2 apples
  • 1 lemon
  • 1 cucumber

Directions

  1. Cut each fruit/vegetable into manageable pieces and put them into your juicer.
  2. Make sure to stir the liquid before drinking!
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https://lovintheoven.com/carrot-and-kale-juice/

Filed Under: apple, carrot, drinks, lemon, vegetables

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