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1½
lb.Medium
By Audrey Ellis
Published 1971
Slice the apples, leaving peel and core, and simmer with the water until cooked. Rub through a nylon sieve. Boil the fruit pulp until the liquid has reduced and it is quite thick. Measure the purée, and to each pint allow:
Add the sugar to the apple purée and boil the mixture, stirring, until a teaspoonful dropped in cold water holds its shape. Mix together the gelatine and lemon juice,
