BAKED APPLES WITH ICE CREAM RECIPE

INTRODUCTION.

I like baked apples with ice-cream very much.

How do I make them?

I need: 
-4 apples about the same size
-2 tablespoons of raisins
-1 teaspoon of cinnamon
-4 teaspons of butter
-2 teaspoons of brown sugar


How much time do I need?
Preparation: I just need 15 minutes.
Cooking time:  I need 25 minutes.


Instructions

First, we have to put the raisins, the brown sugar and the cinnamon in a bowl.

We have to mix them together.

Then, we have to wash the apples and cut out the centre of each apple carefully.

Next, we have to put the apples in a dish and  the raisins, cinnamon and sugar into each apple and put a teaspon of butter on top.

Last of all we need to put the dish into the oven and bake the apples for about 25 minutes at 200 degrees.


Serving suggestions
We can serve our  baked apples in a bowl with ice cream. ( we have chosen lemon ice cream)


Raisins



Butter





Cinnamon



Brown sugar




4 apples about the same size



Lemon icecream ( as optional)

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