Devorah here from @kiddieslunchbox bringing to you my mom's classic homemade applesauce recipe.
Applesauce was always something we had around the house growing up, and not just on Passover. Apples were always a snack, whether we dipped them into peanut or almond butter, or simply baked them in the oven and sprinkled cinnamon and sugar on top for a treat. Personally, my favorite was the applesauce- it really is a family favorite.
I love to fill up reusable pouches (instead of buying them from the store. It's cheaper, and less plastic is wasted. Plus, homemade is always better). Everyone loves it.
So behold – here's the recipe. You must make it. It's super appropriate timing for Rosh Hashanah, and the kids absolutely love it.
1/2 cup Gefen Honey. I use raw, wildflower honey. Feel free to swap for sugar.
Optional: You can add pears, raspberries, blueberries, or plums to switch up different flavors.
Place in large pot with enough water to slightly cover everything.
Cube up apples, strawberries, and pour in the honey. Let it simmer on a low flame until apples are fork tender.
Remove, allow to cool, and blend with a hand blender/food processor. Adjust sweetness if you think you want more.
Thank You so much, apples and honey just in time for Rosh Hashana, I will make this for dessert for the chagim. Please share more recipes like this one.