cooking apple (Meaning)

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cooking apple (n)

an apple used primarily in cooking for pies and applesauce etc

No Synonyms and anytonyms found

When making apple pie, it's best to use a cooking apple variety like Granny Smith for its tartness and firm texture.
My grandmother's recipe for applesauce calls for cooking apples such as McIntosh or Jonathan for their sweet flavor.
Cooking apples hold their shape well when baked, making them ideal for desserts like apple crisp.
I love to snack on slices of cooking apple dipped in caramel for a sweet treat.
The farmer's market had a variety of cooking apple options, from Bramley to Cortland, perfect for autumn baking.
The tartness of the cooking apple balances out the sweetness of the cinnamon in my apple turnovers.
For a savory dish, I like to pair pork chops with a side of roasted cooking apples for a delicious contrast of flavors.
When making apple butter, it's important to choose a cooking apple that will break down easily during the cooking process.
I enjoy making homemade apple cider using a combination of sweet and cooking apples for a well-rounded flavor.
The recipe for my favorite apple cake calls for cooking apples, resulting in a moist and flavorful dessert.

an apple used primarily in cooking for pies and applesauce etc

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

When making apple pie, it's best to use a cooking apple variety like Granny Smith for its tartness and firm texture.

My grandmother's recipe for applesauce calls for cooking apples such as McIntosh or Jonathan for their sweet flavor.

Cooking apples hold their shape well when baked, making them ideal for desserts like apple crisp.

I love to snack on slices of cooking apple dipped in caramel for a sweet treat.