Apples

(2023) Fennel Rubbed Pork Chops with Apple, Kale and Sweet Potato

Published at In Category Apples, Greens, Kale, Pork, Recipes, Sweet Potatoes

Tomorrow night I’m going to make the pork chop recipe below because I deserve a nice dinner. And it will use up a number of things from the box. I’m not sure what I will do with those cucumbers. I truly feel as if I am cucumber-ed up this year and I love cucumbers. I’ll probably share with my neighbors. The apples will keep, the okra will get pan-fried to go with the pork chops, and the peppers will go into the refrigerator to come out when I return. My husband is a huge fan of pimento cheese, he may get a big batch next week.

The recipe calls for kale, but I’m going to make this with what I think is our bunch of turnip greens. And substitute our big white sweet potato for the two medium ones called for here.

(2022) Eve’s Pot Liquor

Published at In Category Apples, Collards, Greens, Recipes

Last week we had turnip greens (without the turnips) and I juiced them. I juiced apples. And I made Eve’s Pot Liquor, a cocktail from Keyatta Mincey-Parker that I found in an old issue of Atlanta magazine. Recipe is down below. Have you tried aloe liqueur? I had to buy it for a recipe for the AJC. Lightly sweet, yummy, glad to find another use for it. And loved putting turnip greens into a cocktail.

(2019) Apple Cinnamon Dutch Baby

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If I were getting apples in my bag tomorrow, I’d be making this Dutch baby. I had to make a skillet pancake for a story on German food that publishes tomorrow in the AJC and it’s reminded me how easy these kinds of things are to do and how much everyone likes them.

It’s a recipe that came originally from Southern Living.

(2019) Apple-Cinnamon Muffins

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And I’m going to head to East Atlanta Farmers Market tomorrow to pick up some apples. I need a bunch for an apple pie recipe I need to test – and the two apples in this week’s box are not enough. So instead, I offer you one of those Cook’s Illustrated recipes so it’s very detailed. But delicious! And only needs two apples.