Suffolk farmhouse, seen from a distance earlier this week.
Just a quick blog to place a recipe on record. We've just had an early-ish supper because we're going out to cinema club. The pudding we've just had consisted of the best baked apple I've ever tasted, and I wish I'd thought to take a photograph before I demolished it! The recipe Ann used is in a hand written cookery book that came from her Great Aunt Beth:-
Core the cooking apples and cut round the middle. Take warmed butter, brown moist sugar, dried fruit and a good pinch of cinnamon. Stir them together, and fill the core cavities with the mix. Cook for 30 to 45 minutes at 200c. and serve in the apple liquid from the pan.
I think the cooking apples used today were Bramleys. Must go. A film awaits -called, I think 'The Boys are Back. Will report on it later - if good. Probably will anyway, to warn you off if bad.
Cheers, Mike.
2 comments:
Ann will have to do it again so you can take a picture! Sounds delicious.
The country house is beautiful!
Ref film the Boys are Back :- not particularly good or bad - indifferent and it left us feeling indiferent towards the whole thing. Bland. No discernably plot. Choc ices in interval very good (treated by friend Heather - said it was her turn- even better). Nice evening out meeting friends. Film - can't really remember it.
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