Apple Roll Ups - Wisconsin Garden Video Blog 461
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- Опубликовано: 4 окт 2024
- Apple Roll Ups made from home-grown apples into fruit rollup apple treats the whole family will love. With an abundance of apples this year, this is just another fun way to prepare and dehydrate your extra seasonal fruit. While we have used this recipe on strawberries and apples, any combination should work. Here's an easy way to make these delicious treats
Try using a spatual. Don’t worry about edges being thicker, if they get done faster, just cut them off. I love a combination of mango and apple.
Hi Lydia. Thank you for your kind tips. We hope you've created your own combination as well. Thanks for watching, caring and sharing. Lynn & Richard
Hi Precious Wisconsin Garden,i say your work in the kitchen with the leather fruit roll ups is great,and there’s nothing better than having homemade as you do it very well,keep more videos coming,thank you,lovin’it,love Denny😘🙏🦋🍏🍎🍓
Hello Denis. We had fun creating this video about 6-7 years ago and more importantly, the delicious apple roll ups. They didn't last very long because our grandson visited shortly thereafter and found them. It just gave us an excuse to make more. Thank you for watching, sharing and caring. Stay safe. Have a great week playing in your garden. Lynn & Richard from www.WisconsinGarden.com
Adding tumeric would make it even more healthful, thanks for the idea. Glad you liked the apple sauce and also used the peelings, wow. I think you’ll like the roll ups. Lynn
love the video. my dehydrator will be arriving in about 4 days. i think ill prepare my apples, pears, kiwis, ill even mix them up ahead of time so when the dehydrator arrives, read the directions and then spread the mixture on the paraflexx sheets. ill put lightly olive oil on the sheets.
i think this was the most easiest video that i was able to get a grip on making fruit leathers. you have such a sweet energy .
Awe thank you for your kind comments. You will love using your dehydrator for so many reasons. It's a get way to dry and store fruits and veggies for the off seasons, especially if you're living in a colder climate such as our here in Wisconsin. While this has been one of the mildest winters on record we still get to taste goodies we prepared during peak harvests. If your family is like ours, your fruit roll ups won't last long. In some ways that's great because we don't add any preservatives as their shelf life is somewhat limited. But our grandson is great in finding them every time he visits. He'll even eat an entire quart jar of dried apples which is wonderful for his digestive system. Better this than candy, although just as sweet and delicious. Thank you for watching, caring and sharing. We look forward to your future comments on your roll up experiences as well. Lynn & Richard
YVW, you guys inspire me all the time, I hope you love it as much as I do.
Yes we do. Glad we invested in one. Much faster and bigger capacity too.
I love your recipe, I can't wait to try it soon.
+Zohaib Saif - It really is delicious. Whenever our grandson visits he heads right to them, providing my husband, daughter and 2 sons don't get to them first. Let us know how yours turns out when you make some. TKS Lynn & Richard
Yummy, my mouth is watering, thanks for the recipe for this. Didn't really know what else to do with tart apples except chips. This is easier than I thought. Great video, and timely for me this fall. Thanks again ad many blessings.
This is a great way to use any type of fruit and if you have a hungry husband, children or grand-children, they don't last very long, at least not around here. Thanks again for watching, caring and sharing. Lynn & Richard
I absolutely LOVED this, so glad I found you!
Hi Rachel. That was my mother's name as well. Yes, these apple roll ups were delicious and didn't stay around very long when our grandson spent time with us. Works well with nearly all fruit. Hope you give it a try. Keep us posted on what you try. Thanks for watching, caring and sharing. Lynn & Richard - www.WisconsinGarden.com
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Hello. Loved your recipe and your happy attitude. Very nice video that is easy to follow. I shall follow your recipe next fall when apples fill my garden too. Thank you and God bless.
You will thoroughly enjoy those apple roll ups. You may even want to venture into other fruit flavors as well, Keep us posted. Thanks for watching, caring and sharing. Lynn & Richard
enjoyed your video sounds like a good treat I well have to try that one of those times
+Jackie Horsley - TKS Lynn & Richard
loveeee your video i have my apples cooking now i can't wait tyy for your useful tips
+Sabrina Metz - The apple rolls ups turned out to be a real treat for my husband and grandson. Difficult to keep them in stock. You'll have to watch my Zucchini Candy video some time, better than gummy worms. Thanks for watching and sharing. Lynn & Richard
Yes, the leather came off very easily. Thanks for inspiring us to get your favorite. LOL
Looks so healthy
Looks like apple sauce! Yum
Close but much thicker to end up as delicious roll-ups. They don't last long in our house. Isn't it snack-time yet? Thanks again for watching, caring and sharing. Lynn & Richard
:> your welcome!
Looks yummy......
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Good luck! Stay safe!
you could lay your fruit roll-up on wax paper roll it then cut it with a good pair of kitchen scissors
Hi Tammy. Absolutely. There are many ways to do this. This was our first attempt about 5-6 years ago. Since they don't last long in our household especially when our grandson visits, they barely bet off the sheet to begin with. Thanks for watching, caring and sharing. Lynn & Richard www.WisconsinGarden.com
Ive been canning crab apples this year since the tree was so full the branches were literarily touching the ground, last year the tree was full of blossoms, then it froze resulting in not one apple, Im glad i seen this video as i was wanting to make fruit roll ups as well., There are still lots of apples out there, and i sure don't want them to go to waste. I wonder if a pizza cutter would work to cut through the leather. I just love my dehydrator :)
Harphoney Funny you should be talking about crab apples as we just visited our daughter at work today and actually tested eating some from the trees on the property which also are loaded with them. They were sweeter than we expected and consider going back and making jam. As for the pizza cutter, I think that would work just fine cutting through the Roll Up Leather. We too love our dehydrator for all the extra goodies worth storing for eating year-round. Let us know how it worked out for you. Thanks for watching and sharing. Lynn & Richard
Thanks, they are very tasty, tangy but sweet. Thanks for your comment. Lynn
What elegant hands you have! (totally off topic) ^_^ great recipe too!
Well thank you for your sweet and kind comment. It is a delicious recipe that rarely lasts around our house after making, especially when our grandson knows where we hide them on purpose. Thanks for watching, caring and sharing. Lynn & Richard
Awesome video. have you tried making fruit roll ups with mango? All you need is fresh pureed mangos.
+Anthony Tyson-Thompson - We haven't yet, but the great things about this technique is that there really isn't any limit as to the combinations one can create, eat and enjoy. Thanks for watching and sharing. Lynn & Richard
It is really interesting and more happy to watch this wonderful preparations. Recently, i was very keen to start a small food company related to the production of dried fruits, however, this preparation boost me to even think of the fruits rolls. I would like to know, will i use the same Excalibur 3926TB Food Dehydrator, Black in the initial period or you have any other suggestion. Looking forward your suggestion.
Thank you for your question. The Excalibur is very expensive to start with. You can use your oven, just set at the lowest setting and keep track of how long it takes to get to the consistency you want. You can also find less expensive models such as Waring, to get started and then get the bigger one later. If you can find a less expensive one that includes a fan as well as a heating element, that would be ideal. Thanks for watching, hope everything goes well. Keep us posted. Lynn & Richard
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It has lots of apple in it, so it has to be good… LOL Lynn
Nice! The fruir leather looked super! I need to buy a few of those sheets for my dehydrator. Did they clean easily?
I leave the skin on my apples ;)
Hi Ally. Actually the skin contains lots of nutrients and great fiber. Unfortunately our grandson, who not so little anymore, prefers our roll up without skin. We had to hide our roll-ups but that didn't last long. He always found them and gobbled them down. Precious to watch his reactions when we find him eating them. Thank you for watching, caring and sharing. Lynn & Richard
Great video. New sub here from UK.
Thanks for joining our Wisconsin garden family from across the pond. Hope you try this and experiment with other fruits. Thanks for watching, caring and sharing. Lynn & Richard
Thanks 😊
Hello Verynka. These apple (and other fruit) roll ups are really good and rarely last very long in our house, especially when our grandson Logan visits. We turned it into a game and he has to find them. Somehow he always does. Since you enjoyed this video, we wanted you to know that we just updated our video directory index. It's a Free 23-page eBook highlighting over 950 Garden Videos that we've arranged by Topic of Interest from A-Z for quick and easy access. We'd love to send you a copy.
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Looks yummy! I wonder if a pizza cutter might help with cutting them up?
Hi Ron. We tried the pizza cutter but it was too sticky for ours to cut so we ended up using our cooking scissors which worked really well. Richard offered to bring in his hydraulic press, but I gracefully declined his sweet offer. Thank you for watching, caring and sharing. Lynn & Richard
Hi use a pizza roller I did some n I didn’t put any sugar n it’s not sticky
Great suggestion Rosie. Thanks. Lynn & Richard
do you put a darkening prohibitor into the sauce (lemon or FruitFresh)?
Hi Sandi. Since this video was produce at least 5 years ago, to the best of my memory, I don't remember using Pectin or any other natural prohibitor in creating our Apple Roll Ups. It probably wouldn't help since they are gobbled down by our grandson and my husband Richard shortly after making them. I would test two test batches, one with and one without a prohibitor to see which you prefer. Keep us posted on your preference. Thank you for watching, caring and sharing. Lynn & Richard - www.WisconsinGarden.com
I like the skins left on mine.
Skins often hold the most nutritional part of fruit but some people can't eat the skins. I myself have a problem eating hairy peach fuzz while Richard loves eating the entire peach. It's all a matter of taste and conditioning. Either way, it all still tastes great just like the beer ads "More Flavor - Less Filling." Our viewers are still weighing in on whether the plant in the Dirt or Soil. Richard charges me $.25 each time I say Dirt on camera. By the way, we're still trying to figure out which came first, the chicken or the egg? Thanks for watching, caring and sharing. Lynn & Richard
I leave the apple skins on, too. With the right type of apple, we never even notice them. I have a small orchard and my favorite to dry is Golden Delicious.
Do they have to be cooked down? Can you just put raw apples in a blender and puree?
You should try it and let us know. Don't know if the mixture would hold up for any length of time, but we won't know until you try it. We look forward to your follow up. Thanks for watching, caring and sharing. Lynn & Richard
Which video shows how you made the applesauce
i Kamiko. Here's a couple of our earlier and more recent canning Apple sauce videos. Thanks for watching, caring and sharing. Lynn & Richard......................................Video Blog 50a - Making Applesauce ruclips.net/video/jpo-IXCJRhk/видео.html
Video Blog 51 - Saucy Applesauce - Part 2 ruclips.net/video/FDX6LRUet3Q/видео.html
Video Blog 56 - Just Can’t Make Enough Applesauce ruclips.net/video/9iomIpYWNhM/видео.html
Video Blog 476 - How To Make Apple Sauce ruclips.net/video/IcnUSW3rdV0/видео.html
Video Blog 652 - It’s Apple Time In Wisconsin ruclips.net/video/xzL7OXXwFCY/видео.html
You should tell your camera man stop interrupting you it’s very distracting. Your doing well by yourself!🇮🇪
Thanks for watching, caring and sharing. Lynn & Richard
To cut into strips i would roll the whole thing and than cut each piece the length i want....
Hi Angie. That's also a great tip idea. Thanks and thank you for watching, caring and sharing. Lynn & Richard
U can roll all of it then just cut it
Hi Rosie. We did find this method easier when making this again for our grandson. Thanks again. Lynn & Richard
Why roll them up with paper? Just roll it up and eat it rolled up.
Hi Babs. We agree as they didn't last very long with my husband and grandson around. I guess I considered wrapping an easier way of stacking them from sticking to each other. Thank you for watching, caring and sharing. Lynn & Richard - www.WisconsinGarden.com
These look so yummy! Even in their "applesauce" state! Yum! Yum!
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Pizza cutter
Hello Skippy. Absolutely. Whatever method we use, they don't last around our house very long, even when I try to hide the roll-ups, especially if our grandson Logan is around. If you enjoyed this video and like to see how our garden has evolved over the years, we'd love send you a "Free Copy of our ' Directory Index to all of our first 950 garden videos, arranged by Topic of Interest, from A-Z. It's our 21-page eBook with RUclips hotlinks to each garden video, for easy access day or night.
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Use a pizza cutter
Hello Sandra. Good Thought! Have you tried it with gummy roll ups? Thank you for watching, sharing and caring. Stay safe. Have a great week playing in your garden. Lynn & Richard - www.WisconsinGarden.com