[apples, grated]
[ready for baking]
[beautifully browned]
It took about 30+ minutes to prepare, and an hour to bake. It felt like a long time. But the house smelled wonderful.
Jaxs and I shared a small piece as an initial QC tasting: super apple-y! delicious! I meant to take the rest of it in to work, but mornings have been hectic this week. Yesterday I decided to have a piece after dinner, but noticed tiny green spots of mold on the crust (it's been in the 90s here the past couple of days). So I had to throw it out. BOO.
I feel bad that I not only wasted the apples after all, but all the other ingredients -- and time -- that went into baking. But also mad -- at myself, of course -- for not taking the time to eat it! No more baking misadventures for me, thankyouverymuch. Back to knitting.
Oh no! I am sorry to hear about the molding of your apple crumble (did you store it in the fridge?). It did look beautiful, though!
ReplyDeleteNo, I didn't put it in the fridge! It would've been okay under normal autumnal circumstances, but temps into the 90s = demise of baked goods. Lesson learned.
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