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Sandra’s Worcestershire Sauce Recipe

Here’s Mum’s world famous Worcestershire Sauce recipe.

Sandra Hobbs’ Worcestershire Sauce Recipe (1975)

3 large Onions chopped
1kg of Brown Sugar
2 tbsp of ground ginger
3 tbsp of salt
2 oranges (sliced roughly)
4.5 litres of white vinegar
1.5kg of roughly chopped Apples
1/2 tsp of cayenne pepper
2 tbsp of cloves

Put all ingredients in a preserving pan or a very large pot. Boil slowly for 3 hours. Strain and pour in sterilized bottles .

VERY IMPORTANT NOTE: Never ever make Worcestershire Sauce on a cold day when you have ALL the windows in the house closed.
We discovered this the hard way a couple of years back when Mum decided to make a batch on a very, very cold June day.
It took about three days to get rid smell of white vinegar out of the house!!!!!

Still Got Apples

A nice carpet of Apricot leaves down in the River Block.

 

We’ve still got Red Delicious and Braeburn Apples available on the Stall in 5kg bags for $5.
We’ve also got 15kg of 2nd grade Apples for only $10!

 

 

 

Mum’s Apple Cake Recipe

Hi Rachel, here’s the Apple Cake Recipe Mum promised you today.
Enjoy!

 

Sandra’s Easy Apple Cake  (1991)

150g butter, melted

2 cups stewed apples

1 cup White Sugar

2 eggs

2 cups flour

2 teaspoons cinnamon

2 teaspoons baking powder

½ – ¾ cup raisins 

Mix ingredients together and pour into a greased 23cm cake tin.

Bake at 180C or 160C fan-bake for approximately 60 minutes.

Cook until a knife or a skewer comes out clean.

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PYO Red Delicious Apples

If you’re looking for a great activity for the kids these school holidays then look no further than Hobbs Orchard!
We’ve got PYO Red Delicious Apples available for only $1/kg.

It’s a great way for the kids to burn off some energy!!!!

 

Crunchy Braeburn Apples Ready Now!

We now have delicious, crunchy Braeburn Apples available on the Stall in 5kg for $5.

Crunchy Braeburn Apples At Hobbs Family Partnership Orchard

The Braeburn Apple was first discovered in 1952.
It is believed to be a cross between a Granny Smith and Lady Hamilton.
The apple itself is named after Braeburn Orchard where it was first commercially grown.

Good Friends

We had a great catch up with some wonderful friends of ours yesterday.

Our dear friend Katrina and her lovely little granddaughter Neveah.

 

Ruby and Neveah

 

Ruby, Kimmie and Sam

More Bottling!!

Ruby’s been on another bottling spree (she definately takes after Mum!)!
She found some empty jars in the storage shed so for the past few days she and our friend Anne have been bottling every spare piece of fruit they could get their hands on.

They had an absolute ball!!

Here’s a photo of the result:

Ruby and Anne’s bottling

And here’s a nice photo I took of the girls out the front of the Stall.

Ruby Hobbs and Anne Van Zweeden