Posted on 3 December, 2009 By Kim Woodbridge 17 Comments

Gigantic Apples: Time for Country Captain Stew

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At this time of year apples are plentiful. Maybe you’ve been eating them plain and making apple pie but apples are also wonderful in a stew. (Plus I don’t like pie).

Country Captain Stew is a recipe that I use when I have extra apples and potatoes. I never make it exactly like the recipe but use it as a base. I always include the tofu, apples, potatoes, and spices but everything else varies depending on what I have on hand. Plus, my CSA gave me the largest apples I’ve ever seen – they are huge! The picture above shows a normal sized apple next to the enormous ones that I used for the stew.


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Potatoes, Apples, Tofu, Onions, Garlic and Spices

One thing I really like about this recipe is that the sweetness of the apples offsets the spices like Garam Masala. And the kind of apple that you decide to use changes the flavor of the stew. I really like to use a sour one like Granny Smith.

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Baked Tofu

And, of course, you don’t have to include the tofu. Just please don’t tell me it’s gross. I don’t make comments about things that most people eat that I think I are gross. ;-)

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Added the Green Pepper Strips
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Bowl of Stew

What do you do with extra apples?


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