Kitchen Antics - Joy of the Baked Apple
Jimmy Weasel - Sunday, 13 November 2005 - Print The Wax
This recipe is a variation on a theme that the Old Boy showed me how to make many moons ago. It's a simple, quick and vaguely healthy (apples!) recipe that has only a few ingredients and minimal preparation time. As a result, there will be no metal or cheap Dutch beer to aid the experience.
Here's what you'll need.
- 4 large green apples
- 1 jar of seeded raspberry jam (blackberry will also do (not strawberry))
- 30 mls Grappa
- Freshly brewed espresso coffee
Add the Grappa and the coffee to a cup and drink. Then, take the apples, and carefully remove the cores using the technology we know as "an apple corer."
Fashion a plug for the base of your apple by cutting about 1 cm from the bottom of this apple-cylinder. Dispose the remainder of the cores - they are no longer of use to anyone.
Spoon in raspberry jam (you'll need about 2 - 3 teaspoons in each apple, depending upon their size) into the newly created void and wrap completely in aluminium foil.
Then put the apples into a roasting pan and let them sit in a hot (250 degrees) oven for 20 minutes.
Unwrap and serve with custard, and enjoy with another slug of the grappa & espresso
By Jimmy Weasel 
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