are they ok to cook! we have just moved into a rental and there is an apple tree at the back and all the apples keep falling off! I think they are granny smiths.very sour granny smiths! Thought I could make apple and rhubarb crumble! tia.
sarahb5,
Feb 18, 6:37am
They could be "traditional" cooking apples - they look like granny smiths but are bigger with thicker skins and often have a rosy blush.They are very sour to eat uncooked but delicious in pies, crumbles, etc.
lilyfield,
Feb 18, 7:23am
yes- fine to stew
nauru,
Feb 18, 11:04am
They will make lovely pies, cakes and crumbles etc
kiwiscrapper1,
Feb 19, 6:50am
thanks, I will rescue some before hubby puts them in the compost!
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