stewed apples

I would not mind a few more stewed apples, while you're about it.

And then some stewed apples and cream if you feel like them."

A side dish of stewed apples or hot strawberry conserve accompanies the toast.

Customer: 'I'd like the stewed apples please, but without the custard.'

'Chef says the dish is stewed apples and custard.

She has a voracious appetite and has a great fondness for stewed apples.

"You know, we have a few hours of daylight left," Gwyna observed, as they lingered over their stewed apples and spiced tea.

I stepped into the smells of spicy sausages, stewed apples, fresh hot tea, biscuits just out of the oven.

One day Elizabeth had found herself painting her nose yellow; another day she had insisted on being served stewed apples instead of soup.

Along with three four-inch pancakes and two one-ounce sausages, my white plastic plate held a generous helping of stewed apples.

The stewed apples were the best part: well cooked but firm enough to retain their character, with a nice tartness and a heady aroma of cinnamon.

It consists of a cream of cauliflower soup, a lamb and yam fricassee, and stewed apples.

Blackburn cakes are a similar confection for the city of Blackburn, using stewed apples in place of currants .

You can find versions of this in many different books, and in some it has evolved to include layers of stewed apples or plums instead of jam.

Some kasha or wild rice on the side, a green salad and perhaps, with the cake, a compote of stewed apples and raisins would round things out nicely.

The fruits, which only ripen after dropping to the ground, are valued as an Australian bush food and are variously described as tasting like stewed apples or kiwifruit.

The next morning, the dining room table at La Chaviniere was set with cheerful flowered yellow plates, and the breakfast included orange juice, stewed apples, bread and croissants.

Siuan dawdled over her porridge, laced with stewed apples, and Moiraine kept her company with another cup of strong black tea containing just a drop of honey.

The menu could include roast beef, Yorkshire pudding, roast pork or cottage pie, cabbage or peas, and baked potatoes or roast potatoes, followed by stewed apples or other fruit and custard.

We finished with stewed apples in puff pastry placed over a custard sauce, and almond nougat ice cream in a crisp almond cookie shell and glasses of a mistela dessert wine - muscatel made in Valencia.

There was a bowl of stewed apples; homemade muesli consisting mostly of porridge oats, bran and shredded apple; brown bread and margarine, and a row of boiled eggs each in its eggcup and individually named.

The first painting, Levi Wells Prentice's "Apples in a Basket" (1890), is a ruby cascade; each fruit is different, none are perfect, all inspire a rhapsody: apple pie, applesauce, stewed apples with boudin, baked apples, apple butter.

James Neal, 47, a trucker, drives over from Red Hook three or four times a week, not just to savor the barbecue, the cheese grits, the salmon cakes, the stewed apples, the hash browns, the chitterlings or the pecan, peach or sweet potato pies.