Ingredients
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5
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Directions
Red Apples,This has been a family favorite for years and makes a colorful side dish on any holiday menu. Red Apples look pretty served in a cut-glass bowl. From the kitchen of Wanda Cupp Thornburg, Moberly MO.,Thank you so much for posting this. My “Nana” used to make what we called “Red Hot Pears” when I was little. Unfortunately, the recipe was lost with her. I was so sad I couldn’t find a recipe for pears, but then I came across this, and it worked perfectly. We like these warm too. Also great with vanilla ice cream. Yummy…and very nostalgic for me!
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Steps
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Bring the First Three Indgredients to a Rapid Boil in a Large Saucepan or Dutch Oven. Boil For 5 Minutes, Stirring Constantly to Prevent Boiling Over, Sticking, and to Help Melt the Candies. |
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Reduce to a Medium Heat and Place the Apples (peeled Side Down) Into the Hot Syrup. Cook Until Done or About 15 Minutes. They Will Fork Tender -- Don't Overcook or You Will Have Red Applesauce! Cool and Serve. We Think They Are Best Chilled Overnight. |