I will choose one or two from each letter of the alphabet to share.
Again, I hope this will interest some of you readers out there.
Starting today with Apple Pie.
Many of us Americans always use the phrase, “As American as Apple Pie”.
Who was responsible for impressing apples into the American mindset? That would be John Chapman, also known by the more famous moniker of “Johnny Appleseed”. Contrary to popular belief, Appleseed was no mere American legend; he really did exist. But he did much more than that.
The nurseryman planted apple nurseries around the turn of the 19th century in Ohio and other Midwestern states. Appleseed also gave away countless more seedlings to pioneers who set up apple orchards across the nation. So, in some ways, America’s conquest of the West can also be symbolized within the core of an apple.
And in the years since, the U.S. has developed a whole bunch of sayings associated with apples, including “an apple a day keeps the doctor away” and “one bad apple spoils the bunch.”
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Do you like Apple Pie?
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Yes
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This post is right on time because I secured an apple pie on Thursday
i only eat apple pie at my mother’s! We watch baseball and I drive there in my Chevrolet!
Geez, that was a stretch but dad jokes must be brought!
American all the way. Happy 4th Doc.
truly is, happy 4th to you as well!!!
Apple pies are my favourite there. Thanks for sharing CarolDM
Good to see you, thanks!
We are a family here in virily, my friend.
I love everything with apples. As a dessert lover, I am very excited for these series.
Good to hear, was once again looking for different.
Apple desserts are among my favorites. The pie looks very tasty.
It does look good, I might bake one this weekend.
I will bake an apple pie and add rhubarb.
Never tried that combination before. Enjoy!