This week, I am tantalizing you with a single crisp and succulent apple from my apple tree.
There is nothing quiet like going in your back yard and plucking a beauty like this and sinking your teeth into the rosy red skin with a crunch into the snow white juicy center.Hungry? Good:-) Come back Monday for Susie's Homemade Apple Pie Recipe:-) In the meantime, I leave you with Big Yellow Taxi:
"Hey farmer, farmer, put away your DDT. I don't care about spots on my apples, leave me the birds and the bees - please"
Wow, the colors in your photo match your blog background! Pretty!
ReplyDeleteWow! What a beautiful pic! I wished I had an apple tree!!! Oh, and I can't wait to check back Monday!
ReplyDeleteThat is the best looking apple ever. I can't believe you are leaving us without the Apple Pie recipe!
ReplyDeletewow, we never had apples that turned out that well on our tree.. I had to eat breakfast before I came over.. I never know what to expect! :D
ReplyDeleteCRUNCH!
ReplyDeleteHmmmmm, you just remined me that I haven't yet had breakfast! An apple sounds delightful!
ReplyDeleteWOW - apples never looked so good. I can actually TASTE it!
ReplyDeleteHa...you are so funny with your Big Yellow Taxi.
ReplyDeleteThat apple is making me hungry...and I love me some apple pie!!!!
Do you know what variety of apples your tree is?
ReplyDeleteAbout two years ago I discovered Pink Lady apples (also called Crisps Pink) and they are my favorite. apple. ever! So crisp and sweet and juicy! Mmmmm!
You know, I don't know what variety they are. The trees were here when my husband bought the house. It was part of the selling point. We also have grapes and pear trees. We don't know what they are either other than delicious:-)
ReplyDeleteWhat kind is it????
ReplyDeleteI miss Honey Crisps... those haven't seem to have made it to NC....
You have me all excited about soon to come apple picking! Can't wait to check out your pie recipe!
ReplyDeleteoooo yummy apple. may i have a bite?
ReplyDeleteI am so jealous! I would love an apple tree
ReplyDeleteThat makes me excited for Fall!
ReplyDeleteComing in from Candid Carrie!! Great picture. Made my mouth water. Will check back for that recipe. TFS!
ReplyDeleteLovely picture, and yes I do want an apple right about now. ;)
ReplyDeleteI want fruit tress in my back yard. I need to find a nursery to come over and see where they would thrive. And if they need to be bought in pairs. I have great ideas...but I need someone else to take care of them :-)
ReplyDeleteI agree with you completely. Can't wait to see the pics of your pie. I loved being able to walk into my backyard and pick plums off the tree this summer. Nevaeh did too. I did a blog with her eating them a while back. She was so cute and covered in plum juice. Sticky Sticky!
ReplyDeleteThat looks yummy. Great, now I'm hungry!
ReplyDeleteCan I have your apple tree? Please? Lol...looks so yummy!
ReplyDeleteYou are right...homemade apple pie with YOUR very own apples from YOUR apple tree would be the BOMB...but if I come back to get the recipe...how do I get my very own apples from my very own tree...without my very own tree? STUMPED...hmmmm...I'm going now to figure it out! lol
ReplyDeleteok that is not fair, you have an apple tree in your yard. I am so jealous and I can't wait for the recipe.
ReplyDeleteI take the kids apple picking every fall... I can't wait to go this year!!! Love the photo!
ReplyDeletethanks for stopping by on my SITS day!
Thanks for stopping by! Love apples I so wish I had one in my back yard.
ReplyDeleteWow! what a treat for a baker to have fruit trees in her backyard!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for checking out my Tackle on Tuesday. I'm so excited to see that apple crisp recipe. Our neighbor blessed us with some apples and I need some new ideas. That sounds so good.
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by via BATW the other day! Honestly, I thought you guys were still the leading dairy state until I did the research. :) But I like having the title "Golden State", so you guys can keep your title. :)
ReplyDeleteYour own apple tree? I am totally jealous. But I will definitely come back for your pie recipe!
ReplyDeleteI love having apple trees in the yard. We had one in our back yard as a kid. The apples were only good every other year. What's up with that?
ReplyDeleteNice Photo!
Can't wait for the pie.
ReplyDeleteThe way you described that apple- pure deliciousness! I've been thinking about getting miniature fruit trees for my patio, and that just made me want to do it all the more.
ReplyDeleteThe way you described that apple- pure deliciousness! I've been thinking about getting miniature fruit trees for my patio, and that just made me want to do it all the more.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! Makes me with I had an apple tree of my own! Ooooo and apple pie! Yum!
ReplyDeleteYum ! And seriously that's a great shot.
ReplyDeleteHi Susie! coming back to your blog again...but this time to thank you for visiting my blog a couple of times and also on Wednesday when my blog was one of the BATW-featured ones from TX!
ReplyDeleteWhen we really know where we will be (more) permanently, I would like to have fruit trees in my back yard. And that includes red delicious apples!
Meanwhile, enjoy yours!
Great picture! The cool air reminds me to have a good apple:)
ReplyDeleteHow was your week of school?
Renee
Just call me Eve.
ReplyDeleteThat Apple looks INCREDIBLE.
I've been into taking outdoor/nature photography lately and really like your picture. That apple is just begging to be picked!
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