by gerryvb 31 Dec 2008

1.remove the clockhouses and the skinn of the apples,cut them in slices (there's a hole in the centre where the clockhouse had been) about 1 cm big.and sprinkle sugar and cinnamon over the slices.

2.make the batter:
flour in a bowl, mix the salt, the egg and the milk bit by bit untill it becomes a kind of pancake-batter.
3. take a frite-pan or other big pan. Pour in the sunfloweroil.about 3or 4 liter.
heat this up till 190 Celcius.
4.take a slice of apple dipp it in the batter so it's covered, when it does not dripp anymore ,let it carefully slip into the hot oil ( don't burn your fingers! I useually use a kind of knitting needle I hang the slice to dripp and than let it slide of the needle in the oil)
5.bake the slices quickly untill they are nice goldbrown coloured ( about 5 minutes) take them out of the oil with a skimmer.
6. let it cool off on kitchen-paper so the oil that's too much can go into the paper.
7. when not too hot anymore,sprinkle with powded sugar and ready to eat. Good luck with it. I hope you could understand because I'm not used to write recipies in English, hehe. Good luck!

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by lbrow 31 Dec 2008

You have to be a teriffic cook, I can almost smell the aroma as I read your recipe.

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by shirlener88 31 Dec 2008

O Gerry - how sweet of you to share your "appelflappen" recipe with us - this sounds so yummy! Happy New Year.

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by debleerl 31 Dec 2008

Thank you, they sound wonderful. Good thing all the new measuring cups come in both metric and imperial, or we Americans would have to guess at the conversion:)

Happy New Year!

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by blhamblen 31 Dec 2008

Do you slice apples by hand or use a slicer?? Can I use a deep fryer? These sound soooo Yummy:) Thanx for sharing. Happy New Year!

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mops by mops 31 Dec 2008

Deep fryer is fine, especially the electric ones as they keep the temperature constant.

gerryvb by gerryvb 31 Dec 2008

that's wright!!! I slice the apples by hand.

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by meganne 31 Dec 2008

Sounds pretty good to me Gerry, how big do you cut the apple slices? 1/4, 1/8, 1/16 of apple size or just thin slices./

I love your word clockhouses, in English it is apple core or apple seeds. <<<<VBG>>>> :-}
hugs n blessings, Meganne

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blhamblen by blhamblen 31 Dec 2008

Thanx for asking bout the clockhouse..that would have really thrown me for a loop:)

mops by mops 31 Dec 2008

We also use canned pineapple slices, that's about the size you cut your apples, so 1 cm or just under 1/2 ".

gerryvb by gerryvb 31 Dec 2008

never too old to learn, okay apple core :)

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