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Sounds tasty!
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What exactly is a crabapple Deb?
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They are a small sour, tart type of apple, usually used by adding sugar and making jam. Good question!
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Thanks Deb! You know I used to read Trixie Belden mystery novels when I was a kid and her mum used to make crabapple jam. We didn’t have google back then but I’m sure dad told me what they were. I didn’t realize we had them in Australia.
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Snap! I loved Trixie Belden books too. I must admit to not knowing crabapples were here either until this cooking exercise 🙂 They’re quite an old fashioned sort of fruit.
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😁 sometimes I’m an old fashioned kinda girl 😁
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I’ve never tasted crabapple jam. For some reason I was thinking of Anne of Green Gables. Love a good Jam though.
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Crabapple jam, Is it anything like apple butter?
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I don’t think so, but I could be wrong! Not sure what apple butter is to be honest. 🙂
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Love the addition of cinnamon! I make plum jam with cardamon and apricot jam with vanilla bean and they really do make a difference to the taste.
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What a lovely product from all those crabapples! (And all that work!)
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Yes I agree, a delicious ending and a lot of work! Thanks for stopping by.
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YUM!!!
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