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Henry Howard, on Making ‘Black Caps’

A classic recipe from the archives today, for apples baked in wine and sugar, cooked in the oven until the tops are scorched.

Published July 27, 2021
Categorised as Orchard Cookery Tagged apple dessert, apple recipe, baked apple, C18th, Henry Howard

John Mollard, on Making Pippins With Rice

Here’s another sweet-sounding baked apple dessert, this time from the early 19th century.

Published March 29, 2021
Categorised as Orchard Cookery Tagged apple dessert, apple recipe, baked apple, C19th, John Mollard

William Hanbury, on Making Pumkin and Spiced Apples

Baked pum(p)kin and spiced apple deliciousness? What’s not to like?

Published February 8, 2021
Categorised as Orchard Cookery Tagged baked apple, baked pear, orchard cookery, pumpkin

The Norfolk Beefing / Biffin Dilemma

In which I try to work out whether I can justify the energy consumption needed to cook up a classic apple dessert…

Published February 16, 2020
Categorised as Feature Articles, Orchard Cookery Tagged apple dessert, apple recipe, baked apple, biffin, dried apple, Norfolk Beefing, Norfolk biffin

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The @natlibscotmaps site is a really powerful tool for finding where old orchards might survive. Go to https://maps.nls.uk/geo/explore/ and select the OS 25 Inch, 1892-1914 map layer and look for what looks like a clover leaf in a regular pattern. See this example in Yeadon.

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Rubus Ideaus , Suprise D automne raspberry from circa 1865-67 beautifully flavoured mild and sweet

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New Cider Musing. Nitrogen and cider. https://teepeecider.co.nz/blogs/cider-musings/nitrogen-and-cider #cider #orchards #climatechange #nitrogencycle

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