These savoury caramelized apples are the perfect accompaniment to pork. If you want to make them super easy to make, wrap all the ingredients in tin foil and pop onto the BBQ or into the oven.
Take a look at this inspiring recipe for ♥ Caramelized Apples ♥ from Lavender and Lime #LavenderAndLime Share on X
Have you ever googled “internet dating”? If you do, you will get about 26,800,000 results in 0.17 seconds. I have not had to google this term before, but having been recently accused of some behaviour I thought I would. So, supposedly I set up a fake persona to ‘date’ someone. That means that out of the millions of websites out there that deal with internet dating, I chose the same one that she did. And then I created a persona that would match her criteria! So, once I had got the right website, I would have to find the right person. Given that people use avatar’s and screen names, this in itself would have been quite a feat. But, I have been accused of being capable of this. I am so clever apparently that I have been told I maintained this ‘affair’ for quite some time. I am not sure how I managed to do all of this, but it goes to confirm one thing for me – I am always going to be responsible in this person’s mind for all the bad things that befall her. Apparently, I am the source of all evil, much like Eve in the Garden of Eden when she accepted the apple, it was all the snake’s fault! It is much easier to blame me, than take responsibility herself. As for apples, well, they make the perfect accompaniment to a roast pork in my opinion and are better served up simply cooked, when you want more than a sauce.
Caramelized Apples
Ingredients
- 15 g butter
- 2 apples cored, and cut into eighths
- 3 sage leaves
- 15 mls cabernet sauvignon vinegar, (or any vinegar you have in your pantry)
- freshly ground black pepper to season
Method
- Over a gentle heat, melt the butter in a frying pan
- Add the apples and the sage and cook until the apples have taken on some colour
- Add the vinegar and continue cooking the apples until they are completely cooked through
- Add a twist or two of black pepper and serve
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Oh my word! what a thing to be accused of. Perhaps you should make this lovely apple dish and tell the accuser where to shove it…ooopps! that might have been a bit out of line.
I love cooked apples. My nan used to make the most tasty apple and blackberry pie, and my mum would make just as tasty stuffed apples
nope, not out of line at all! I also love baked apples 🙂
Crikey, that’s quite some story! Poor you. At least you got to eat that delicious looking pork with those yummy apples to cheer yourself up 😉 Love the simplicity of this and one I will be trying.
it is very simple to make 🙂 I thought the whole thing a laugh, but it has taken me a while to write about it!
Aaah, it’s a bad business to be put under suspicion by another person like this. No matter how you might laugh it off – it still hurts that a “friend” might think you capable of such a thing. As for the caramelised apples – I think there’s few things that “do” caramelisation as well as an apple does. 🙂
thankfully for me, this person is not a friend! I would not be able to laugh it off if she were. Thanks for the visit jennypaws 🙂
I am still amazed at people, just when you think you know someone,..they’ll throw something at you that really hurts…people surprise me everyday!
it is sad that people can hurt others so willingly!
Well arent you the clever one – fancy being able to do all that AND make caramelised apples 😉
Which sound divine by the way!
I must be! Thanks, the apples were divine 🙂
Geeez my friend that is really harsh 🙁
At least these delish caramel apples could have made you feel better!
Cheers
Choc Chip Uru
it was a bit harsh, but not soul destroying 🙂
How utterly ridiculous, Tandy. As if you have the time or the inclination for such a thing! Yummy looking apples. I’ve copied it for when we next have roast pork. 😉 xxx
I hope you enjoy them AD! And ridiculous is a good word to use 🙂
Those apples look good Tandy! The other stuff can be quite hurtful.
*hugs*
I did not let this hurt me! Hugs to you Hope 🙂
Thats good Tandy, glad to hear.
🙂
Hehehe…looks like there is more to you than meets the eye!
there is …. Have a super day 🙂
Whoever is accusing you of such things sounds, well. Crazy.
These apples sound crazy also. CRAZY DELICIOUS, that is!
crazy is a good word 🙂
Big H*U*G!
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thanks Tok xox
Oh Tandy, it is not pleasant to have people like that in your life is it? Sorry to hear about what you’ve been going through!
thanks Lorraine, thankfully she is not a part of my life!
Hi Eve, I mean Tandy! 😉
Sometimes people just need someone to blame… I loved caramelized apples as a child and this recipe sounds perfect for the “grown up” me. Thanks for sharing 🙂 !
ha ha, thanks for the giggle, I really needed that! Thank you for being so amazing 🙂
A tasty apple recipe!! I love sage with apple: such an English classic but I love the added Cabernet sauvingnon vinegar here! Yum Yum Yum! I also love the new look from your beautiful blog! Lovely too! 😉
thanks Sophie! I think sage and apple are perfect together 🙂
Wow, Tandy, it is soooooo not nice to have people like that in your life – ban her! The apples are sounding delicious!
oh Pink, she is banned! The apples were delicious indeed 🙂