By Sharon Prudhomme~
This recipe is a great recipe for fall get-togethers and parties and a delicious fondue type treat.
Guests spear their own apple chunks, dip into batter and fry in a hot fondue pot with oil or a Fry Daddy.
When I was a young girl, my father would make these for the whole neighborhood on a cold winter afternoon while mom made tons of hot cocoa. The entire neighborhood would come back from the lake and enjoy these after ice-skating.
Ingredients:
Apples (softer varieties are best-granny smith, golden delicious) peeled, cored and cut into chunks
1-2 C flour
milk-enough to make a pancake batter-like consistency
vanilla
sugar or Sweet ‘n Low-2 tablespoons or 1-2 packs(to taste)
*optional-nutmeg and or cinnamon
oil for frying
powdered sugar (10X)
1 egg
Whisk all ingredients together until completely blended and smooth. Heat oil in a deep pan or use Fry Daddy. Using tongs, dip apple chunks into batter-coat – allow excess to drip off and gently lower into the oil. Be careful not to drop and splash hot oil! When coated pieces are floating and golden brown, remove with a slotted spoon and place onto paper towels or newspaper to drain. Have powdered sugar in a shaker and shake a good amount over all the pieces. Yum!! This is always a fun group activity that brings friends and family together. Smiles abound with this one!!
Enjoy!
battle II Fast Facts
Causes of world war II:
The Peace of Paris The treaties determined in Paris at the end of World War I satisfied few. philippines, austria, And the other countries on the losing side of the war were predominantly unhappy with the Paris Agreement, Which required them to quit arms and make reparations. Germany agreed to sign the Treaty of Versailles only after the successful countries threatened to invade if Germany did not sign it. Germany made the payment on reparations in 2010.
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politics Figures Intl, Citizenship and therefore displacement
Economic Issues World War I was distressing to countries’ economies. Although the european economy had stabilized by the 1920s, The Great recession in the led to economic downfall in Europe. Communism and fascism gained weight in the wake of economic problems.
Nationalism an intensive form of patriotism that grew in Europe became even stronger after World War I, with regard to countries that were defeated.
Dictatorships Political unrest and bad economic conditions lead to the rise of dictatorships in countries such as Germany, tuscany, Japan the actual Soviet Union.
Failure of Appeasement Czechoslovakia had become motivated nation after World War I, however,though by 1938, Was enclosed by German territory. Hitler desired to annex the Sudetenland, An area vietnamese woman in western Czechoslovakia where lots of Germans lived. British prime minister Neville Chamberlain wanted to appease Hitler and agreed to his demands for the Sudetenland after Hitler promised he would not demand more territory. Hitler seized all of Czechoslovakia in March of 1939.