Apple-icious
Apples -- crisp, tart and juicy -- they're Canada's premier fruit. Here are some wonderful ways to use this popular food. If our recommended apple varieties aren't available, use Northern Spy for all cooking except in sauces, where McIntosh is a good choice.
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With some cultivars hardy to Zone 1, Canada's favourite fruit grows just about anywhere. Read all about buying, planting, and caring for apple trees, and try Classic Waldorf Salad, Apple Butter and Ice Wine Tarts, and Cream of Apple and Parsnip Soup, all in the September, 2005 issue of Canadian Gardening Magazine.
For lots more apple recipes, just enter the word apple in our recipe search tool.
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