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I absolutely love the full strength apple peel so I tried these out.

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1 handful of kale 1 celery stalk 1/2 ″ piece of ginger, peeled (less if you don't like so much spice) 1 apple 1 - 2 cups of coconut water, filtered water, or vegan milk

2 ″ (or so) nob of fresh ginger, scrubbed, but unpeeled, chopped Pour 1 cup of boiling water over it, let it steep 10 minutes Add 1/4 c. raw honey while water is still warm Let cool to room temp, and add 1 lemon or lime juiced (I like to add in the grated peel too) 1/4 c. raw apple cider vinegar Add enough water to make 4 cups.

I have been using your Traditional Irish Soda Bread as my mainstay (use to be the carrot cake cupcakes with added grated apple, poppy seeds, dates...) and at Easter I was missing the taste of Hot Cross Buns so I added 1 / 4cup currants, 1tsp cinnamon, 1 / 4tsp nutmeg, dash of clove & allspice and 1 / 4cup diced candied peel to the soda bread and it was a great substitute.

Peeled, cored and diced 250g of tart apples (Cornish variety — label missing) stirring into the mixture to coat as I went along so the apples didn't brown.

Apple skin contains a considerable amount of the apple's phytonutrients and fiber, so try not to peel apples before cooking or eaApple skin contains a considerable amount of the apple's phytonutrients and fiber, so try not to peel apples before cooking or eaapple's phytonutrients and fiber, so try not to peel apples before cooking or eating.

I peeled the apples and didn't blend the sauce so it did look rather yellow / brownish.

Hi Nava, just made a batch, but had to make some subs... no whole wheat flour, so took 8 cups AP, added 2 cups bran and 3/4 cup germ no apple sauce, so I diced 2 medium sized Empire apples, and micro waved for 5 minutes, left the peel on, but think next time might peel them regular cooking oil 3/4 each of blue berries and rasp berries..

Note the apple has 5g of fiber WITH the skin on, so your fiber content will go down if you peel the apple (I didn't and I liked it that way)

It breaks down whole fruits such as pear, apples with its peel, stems and leaves so you can get more fibers and nutrients from the whole food.

Scrubbing and peeling doesn't eliminate chemical residue completely, so it's best to buy organic when it comes to apples.

I even grate the peeled apple over the soup, so that all the juices are captured.

Apple skins are where much of this fruit's nutrition lies, and when they're cooked the skin becomes ultra-tender just like the rest of the apples, so I don't see the point in taking the time to peel them.

I also used a pink lady apple, but then had a lot of batter left, so I battered about 5 baby bananas (cut in half lengthwise) as well as 3 tiny apples that I didn't have time to peel in the midst of frying, and they all turned out to be really tasty.

I'm SO not looking forward to having to peel that many apples, though.

I now have a new favorite raw breakfast which actually feels like a decadent treat... So fast and easy to make, I used the Vitamix and didn't even peel the apples.

Just made a batch for my GF / DF, grain, refined sugar free toddlers, added 1 raw apple peeled and chopped and handful of sultanas plus 1/2 tsp cinnamon — absolutely the best coconut flour muffins I have made so far!

Rather, with peeling, chopping, roasting, and chilling the apples, they do take a bit time to make but they are ever so worth it.

Another tip for when they're starting: leave the peels on things like apples and avocado so they're easier to grab.

However, they are sprayed so much that when non-organic apples were washed, cored, peeled and then tested, those apples still tested positive for 4 to 10 different pesticides.

An apple's peel has 30 percent more antioxidants than its pulp, so keep the skins on, and roughly chop your foods instead of dicing them.

2 medium organic apples (sweet apples work best — Fuji apples are a good choice), cut into thin slices (if you don't use organic, peel your apples so you don't get the pesticides from the skins in your water)

However, know that by peeling, you'll be eliminating much of the valuable fiber and some of the important flavonoids, so it may be worth it to pay a little extra for the organic apples.

Often the majority of fibre is found in fruit and vegetable skins, so don't peel your apples before blending.

It is also totally possible to make apple cider vinegar from the whole apple so don't worry if you don't have leftover peels and cores from anything.

When I make applesauce, I typically do large quantities at a time so I have enough peels and cores for a batch of apple cider vinegar.

I didn't have apple juice so I just peeled an apple with about a teaspoon of water and pureed it in a processor for a yummy homemade applesauce, 4.

I've tried so many other peels and The Green Apple Peel from Juice Beauty is by far THE BEST!!

I tried bentonite, rhassoul, yucca, amla, slippery elm, fenugreek, orange / lime peel, aloe, honey, apple cider vinegar and so on....

The abundance of antioxidants and other nutrients found in apples, such as flavanoids, quercetin, and triterpenoids, are now known to provide a mild boost to the immune system, strong enough to keep you from falling pray to the passing cold viruses that often plague autumn gatherings.These compounds are found primarily in the skin, so make sure you do not peel it!

most of the pectin is in the peel so be sure you eat the whole fruit when you're enjoying your apple - a-day or save the peels to make homemade pectin (you can find out how below).

I'm so weird about textures so I hate apple peels.

Juice Beauty Green Apple Peel Sensitive: I've always had sensitive skin, so I generally steer clear of peels, but when birchbox sent this little guy my way, I was hooked.

So, the next time you want to eat an apple, do not peel it.

It was so fun because we'd all help to peel and core and cook the apples.

It's so nice to see a different way to peel an apple and you are very very good at it.