DESSERTS

SAUTEED APPLES

8 apples (Braeburn, Pink Lady or Granny Smith)

1 T. vegetable oil

1 tsp. butter (omit butter if vegans are in your group)

1/4 c. brown sugar

Pinch salt

1 T. lemon juice (2 tsp. if using Granny Smith apples)

1/4 c. brandy

2/3 quart vanilla ice cream (or soy ice cream)

1-1/2 tsp. ground cinnamon

 

Core and chop the apples into 1-inch squares. Heat the oil and butter in a skillet. Sauté over medium heat for about 5 minutes. Add brown sugar and salt. Cook apples another 5 minutes, or until softened but still a little crisp. Raise heat. Add brandy and flambé. Remove from heat and rewarm when needed. Spoon over cinnamon ice, and top with a sprig of mint.

 

For Cinnamon Ice Cream: Soften 2/3 quart of vanilla ice cream in a large mixing bowl. Add cinnamon and mash into ice cream until evenly distributed. Put ice cream in a covered container and return to the freezer till ready to serve.
 
 
Courtesy November-December issue of GRAND, "Home (and hungry!) for the holidays" by Fran Weber Teall
Visit Fran's website for recipes and products at www.centervillefarms.com

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