Debi Morgan, creator of the Southern food blog Quiche My Grits and based in Asheville, North Carolina, shared her fried apple ...

Honeycrisp Apples, plenty of beer and great music to shake a leg to were on full display at Ecker's Apple Farm Saturday ...

Illinois and the surrounding states are full of family-owned, often multigenerational orchards where urbanites can live out ...

In addition to the varieties mentioned above, we tried the following apples: Melrose Cortland Golden Delicious Honeycrisp ...

The Jewish tradition is to eat foods that are symbolic of a sweet new year, including apples and honey. We bake round challah to remind us of the circle of life, the cycle of the year and the ...

An item in The Jewish Chronicle of London, dated September 26, 1902, specifically detailed “the loading on a ship of a Sefer Torah and a shofar, in addition to several large barrels of apples ...

Among the various symbolic actions that observant Jews complete during Rosh Hashanah is eating apples dipped in honey. This is a tasty treat anytime, but why is it significant on this autumn holiday?

Good for the planet, and good for my family, who seem to have an inexhaustible appetite for apples, blueberries ... Choosing a cultivar from one of the more common pollination groups (group 3 or 4) ...

This is a wonderful open cake full of flavour and perfect for using up windfall apples in season. Best served warm with a generous amount of cream. Freezes well cooked. Measure the flour, sugar, honey ...

He’s branding about 100 honeycrisp apples with a cancer awareness ribbon and 100% of the proceeds from the sales of those apples will be donated to the National Breast Cancer Awareness Foundation.