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by gerryvb 31 Dec 2008 ( edited Dec 31'08 22:02 )
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1.remove the clockhouses and the skinn of the apples,cut them in slices (there's a hole in the centre where the clockhouse had been) about 1 cm big.and sprinkle sugar and cinnamon over the slices.

2.make the batter:
flour in a bowl, mix the salt, the egg and the milk bit by bit untill it becomes a kind of pancake-batter.
3. take a frite-pan or other big pan. Pour in the sunfloweroil.about 3or 4 liter.
heat this up till 190 Celcius.
4.take a slice of apple dipp it in the batter so it's covered, when it does not dripp anymore ,let it carefully slip into the hot oil ( don't burn your fingers! I useually use a kind of knitting needle I hang the slice to dripp and than let it slide of the needle in the oil)
5.bake the slices quickly untill they are nice goldbrown coloured ( about 5 minutes) take them out of the oil with a skimmer.
6. let it cool off on kitchen-paper so the oil that's too much can go into the paper.
7. when not too hot anymore,sprinkle with powded sugar and ready to eat. Good luck with it. I hope you could understand because I'm not used to write recipies in English, hehe. Good luck!

Comments (5)
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by meganne 31 Dec 2008
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Sounds pretty good to me Gerry, how big do you cut the apple slices? 1/4, 1/8, 1/16 of apple size or just thin slices./

I love your word clockhouses, in English it is apple core or apple seeds. <<<<VBG>>>> :-}
hugs n blessings, Meganne
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by blhamblen 31 Dec 2008
Thanx for asking bout the clockhouse..that would have really thrown me for a loop:)
by mops 31 Dec 2008
We also use canned pineapple slices, that's about the size you cut your apples, so 1 cm or just under 1/2 ".
by gerryvb 31 Dec 2008
never too old to learn, okay apple core :)
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by blhamblen 31 Dec 2008
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Do you slice apples by hand or use a slicer?? Can I use a deep fryer? These sound soooo Yummy:) Thanx for sharing. Happy New Year!
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by mops 31 Dec 2008
Deep fryer is fine, especially the electric ones as they keep the temperature constant.
by gerryvb 31 Dec 2008
that's wright!!! I slice the apples by hand.
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by debleerl 31 Dec 2008
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Thank you, they sound wonderful. Good thing all the new measuring cups come in both metric and imperial, or we Americans would have to guess at the conversion:)

Happy New Year!
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by shirlener88 31 Dec 2008
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O Gerry - how sweet of you to share your "appelflappen" recipe with us - this sounds so yummy! Happy New Year.
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by lbrow 31 Dec 2008
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You have to be a teriffic cook, I can almost smell the aroma as I read your recipe.