02.09.2019 Views

Real Food Fall 2019

Create successful ePaper yourself

Turn your PDF publications into a flip-book with our unique Google optimized e-Paper software.

Guide to<br />

Minnesota Apples<br />

Honeycrisp<br />

Extremely crisp and<br />

juicy with a balanced,<br />

sweet-tart flavor. Best<br />

eaten fresh, used in<br />

baking or for applesauce.<br />

(Available late September).<br />

First Kiss<br />

This new apple is lightly<br />

tart and aromatic with<br />

a super crisp texture.<br />

Eat out of hand or add<br />

to a snack tray or salad.<br />

(Available mid-August).<br />

Zestar<br />

This apple has a<br />

sweet-tart taste with<br />

hints of brown sugar.<br />

The light, crisp texture<br />

results in a nice crunch.<br />

Best enjoyed on its own.<br />

(Available early<br />

September).<br />

SweeTango<br />

This apple is crisp and<br />

sweet with a lively touch<br />

of citrus and honey and a<br />

subtle hint of spice. Best<br />

eaten fresh. (Available<br />

early September).<br />

RiverBelle<br />

Crisp and juicy, the<br />

RiverBelle is equal parts<br />

sweet and acidic, which<br />

results in a delicate<br />

flavor. Best eaten fresh.<br />

(Available in August).<br />

McIntosh<br />

This bright red apple<br />

has a rich flavor and<br />

tender texture that<br />

softens when cooked.<br />

Enjoy in applesauce, pies<br />

or on its own. (Available<br />

late September).<br />

Haralson<br />

This firm, crisp apple<br />

has a juicy, tart flavor<br />

and red color. Perfect<br />

for eating fresh or<br />

making pies or<br />

applesauce. (Available<br />

late September or<br />

early October).<br />

Pazazz<br />

This late-season apple<br />

has a sweet yet tart<br />

flavor with a huge<br />

crunch. It’s delicious<br />

used in pies or other<br />

baking. (Available late<br />

October).<br />

Sweet Sixteen<br />

This late-season apple<br />

is rose red in color with<br />

a sugary taste and fine<br />

texture. Best enjoyed<br />

in applesauce or eating<br />

fresh. (Available late<br />

September).

Hooray! Your file is uploaded and ready to be published.

Saved successfully!

Ooh no, something went wrong!