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Why You'll Want This Again
These apples offer a perfect balance of sweet and tangy with a rich, boozy twist. The bourbon glaze adds depth and warmth, making them a fun treat for any season. Plus, they’re a great way to enjoy fresh fruit with a festive flair.
Cooking Tips You Should Know
- Use firm, crisp apples like Granny Smith or Fuji for the best texture.
- Make sure the sugar syrup reaches the right temperature to get a smooth, shiny glaze.
- Dip the apples quickly and swirl to coat evenly before the glaze hardens.
- Make sure the sugar syrup reaches the right temperature to get a smooth, shiny glaze.
- Dip the apples quickly and swirl to coat evenly before the glaze hardens.
Directions
Push wooden sticks into the stem end of each apple, about three-quarters of the way in. Set the apples on a baking sheet lined with lightly greased aluminum foil to prevent sticking. In a large saucepan, mix together the sugar, corn syrup, and water, then bring it to a boil over medium-high heat. Once boiling, lower the heat to medium-low and let it simmer until a candy thermometer reads 290°F (143°C). Take the pan off the heat and stir in the bourbon if you want a little extra kick. Keep the caramel warm over low heat so it stays smooth and easy to dip. Working quickly and carefully, dip each apple into the caramel, letting any extra drip off before placing them back on the foil to cool and harden.
Serving Ideas For Every Meal
Serve them chilled or at room temperature for a delightful snack. They pair well with cozy drinks like hot cider or coffee. For a party, arrange them on a platter with nuts or caramel drizzle for extra indulgence.
Storage Advice
Keep the glazed apples in a cool, dry place to prevent the coating from melting. If refrigerated, wrap each apple loosely in wax paper to avoid moisture buildup. Consume within a couple of days for the best taste and crunch.
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