The simple things are often the richest. And there is nothing easier than making a applesauce and flavor it with cinnamon; sounds good right? Using freshly picked apples from the tree to make a compote is one of those pleasures that I have inherited by tradition.
Applesauce admits other ingredients as well. If you have a peach or pear that is going to spoil, you can incorporate it as well. 15-20 minutes over medium heat is usually enough to have a sweet and delicious traditional dessert ready. If you have never dared to make it, this is the time.
- 1 kg. apples (pippin or other sweet variety)
- 6-8 tablespoons of sugar
- 1 cup water
- 1 cinnamon stick
- Cinnamon
- We wash the apples and peel them. The we cut into pieces, not too big, not too small, discarding the heart.
- We put the apple pieces in a low casserole with the cup of water, the sugar and the cinnamon stick.
- Cook over medium heat 15 minutes or until we see that the first pieces of apple begin to fall apart. There are those who like the compote whole, with chunks, and those who like it more undone. Make it to your liking!
- We serve in a fountain and we let warm or cool.
- We serve with cinnamon sprinkled.