Social Snacktime: Applesauce

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Laura Doyle

Average rating:4.9Number of reviews:(38)

In this one time class, students will learn some fun facts about apples and make a tasty applesauce!

Class Experience

We will start the class with getting our chopped apples in the pot and simmering on the stove. Then as our apples cook, we will talk about different kinds of apples and chat about our favorites. Next we will talk about apple texture and through that we will work together to identify which apples are best for which recipes. Once our apples are tender, we will add some spices (if you like) and mash them into tasty applesauce.
If you are concerned about you child mashing hot apples, please feel...

Students will learn to make a simple apple sauce recipe, different apple types and how they are used

I have been teaching preschool aged children cooking for 9 years and look forward to cooking with your student.

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04 apples (about 2 pounds)- for applesauce, softer apples like Golden Delicious, McIntosh and Gala are best but any will work just fine.
2-4 Tbsp. sugar or honey
1/4 cup apple juice or water
2 tsp. cinnamon
Recipe provided at registration

Learners will not need to use any apps or websites beyond the standard Outschool tools.

Due to the age of the students, adults will need to assist with putting the apples on the stove and transferring the cooked apples to a bowl to finish the recipe. If the student is unfamiliar with measuring and mashing, adults may need to assist introducing this step.

Meet the teacher

Laura Doyle

Average rating:4.9Number of reviews:(38)

Hello, my name is Laura Doyle and I teach cooking classes to kids from preschool through high school. 
I have been working as a cooking instructor for 8 years, teaching kids as young as 1 up to adults. In my classes I focus on cooking with whole...