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3 | cups | Apples |
Apple - pronounced 'AP-uhl is a fruit from the apple tree, part of the rose family. It's known for its round shape and varying sizes and colors, from green and yellow to deep
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2 | cups | Cranberries |
Cranberries, pronounced "KRAN-ber-reez," are small, tart fruits that boast a vibrant red color. They grow on evergreen dwarf shrubs native to North America.
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They're known for their distinctively sharp and sour flavor. They are |
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1 1/4 | cups | Sugar |
Sugar is a sweet substance that comes from plants like sugarcane and sugar beets. It's used to add sweetness to food and drinks, like coffee, tea, and desserts.
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There are different types of sugar, |
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1 1/4 | cups | Rolled Oats | ||
1/2 | cup | Brown Sugar |
Brown sugar is a type of sweetener made from white sugar mixed with molasses. It has a rich flavor and moist texture, perfect for baking cookies, cakes, and sweet sauces.
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It adds depth and |
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1/3 | cup | Flour |
Flour is a powdery substance made by grinding grains, seeds, or roots. It's a staple in baking and cooking, acting as a binding agent and providing structure and texture to dishes.
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In taste, flour |
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1/3 | cup | Nuts » finely chopped | ||
1/4 | cup | Margarine » melted |
Margarine is a spread used as an alternative to butter, made primarily from vegetable oils.
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Unlike butter, which is made from cow's milk, margarine is created from various plant-based oils like soybean, palm, and |
Prep Time | Process Time | Overall Time |
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30 Minutes | 1 Hour | 1 hour 30 minutes |
1. Core and chop the apples, leaving the skin intact.
2. Place chopped apples, cranberries and sugar in bottom of a rectangular casserole dish.
3. In a bowl, blend the rolled oats, brown sugar, flour, finely chopped nuts and melted margarine.
4. Spread over the apple cranberry mixture.
5. Bake in a preheated 350°F oven for 1 hour.
6. Serve warm.
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A good rule of thumb for freezing spaghetti is to slightly undercook it before freezing. This helps maintain a better texture when reheated. Making sure each noodle is well-coated with olive oil or spaghetti sauce can also prevent clumping and freezer burn.
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