Sun-Dried Apple Rings
Dear Aunt Daisy, I have just read about drying peas and beans in your Recipe Page in The Listener of April 11th, Perhaps your readers would be interested in the enclosed Sun Dried Apple Rings. I am sorry there are not more for you to sample. These were dried last March, 1946, Peel ‘and core the apples, and place on waxed paper on trays, or on a board, and put in the sun. Turn the apples at times, or they stick; and do not allow them to overlap, Three days in the sun is about ample, and they should be leathery and golden-brown. Store in jars or in greaseproof bags in a large tin. When required, soak them in water for 2 to 3 hourg and cook gently. They should then be white and fluffy. Do not use soda. I find your pages in The Listener most useful and interesting. I have some wonderful recipes and ideas for using old bread and would gladly send them if your readers are interested. "Moc" (Auckland), Thank you very much for the sample, Moc. The apple rings were moist and quite perfect. I ate them just as they were-they tasted just like fresh apples. I am sure our readers will be most interested in. your bread hints, when you have time to send them,
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New Zealand Listener, Volume 16, Issue 414, 30 May 1947, Page 19
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