Delicious apple to make for Halloween
There are a few things that make October a pretty special month; it has two holidays and it’s Ambrosia apple harvest time. Many historians attribute the creation of Halloween to the Celtic tradition of putting out fruit and nuts for the gods at the change of seasons that happened around the end of October.
And, for a long time, it wasn’t candy that kids got as they went door to door, it was freshly picked apples. Did you know that up until a few decades ago, in parts of the Canadian prairies, kids didn’t say ‘trick or treat’ when heading out on Halloween? Instead, they yelled ‘Halloween Apples!’
Candy apples are a fall favorite for kids and adults alike, and for good reason: They’re sticky, sweet, and crunchy—the perfect trifecta to enjoy this Halloween.
Making caramel apples before Halloween is a long standing tradition in our family. There are many ways to make the caramel, an endless variety of goodies to add to the outside, and fun flavors to drizzle on top. It’s easy to make fancy looking caramel apples like these.
Here’s proof that Halloween food can be elegant, not kitschy. But just because it looks fancy doesn’t mean it’s not full of fun flavors. This super pretty dessert is actually a salted caramel apple Snickers cake.
Struggling with the sticks? Sharpen twigs with a utility knife before skewering the apples. Then wipe off any juice before dipping for a perfect glossy coating.
Marshmallows, chocolate, and graham crackers meet their match in a tart Granny Smith.
Add elegant swirls of teal and green to white candy coating for a beautiful way to enjoy Granny Smith apples.
Gourmet dipped and drizzled chocolate and caramel apples with a variety of topping such as chopped nuts, graham crackers and chocolate oreo cookie crumbs…
source:
https://www.countryliving.com/food-drinks/g3490/how-to-make-caramel-apples/
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