How To make Aplets and Cotlets
3 tb Gelatin
3 c Apple juice or unsweetened
-apricot juice 1 1/3 c Granulated sugar
2 tb Each lemon and lime juice,
-or more as needed 2/3 c Cornstarch
2 c Walnuts, chopped
1 c Powdered sugar
Makes about 64 small cubes Soften the gelatin in 1/2 cup of the apple juice. Boil remaining juice with the sugar for 15 minutes to concentrate it. Mix the lemon and lime juice, and add all but 1/4 cup cornstarch to dissolve it in the mixture. Add both gelatin mixture and cornstarch mixture to the boiled juice and boil again rapidly for 10 minutes until very thick, stirring constantly. Taste for sweet and sour and add more lemon juice if wanted. Mix in the walnuts and pour mixture into a 9-by-9-by-2-inch baking pan that has been dipped in cold water. Let paste harden 12 hours or overnight, then cut with a sharp knife into squares. Mix together the reserved 1/4 cup cornstarch and powdered sugar. Remove squares with a spatula and roll each in the powdered sugar mixture (the cornstarch helps keep the sugar dry). I Hear America Cooking From the collection of Jim Vorheis
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Aplets & Cotlets will remain in operation
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Maker of Aplets & Cotlets, iconic Washington candy, to close after 101 years
Liberty Orchards was founded in Cashmere in 1920 by two Armenian immigrants who turned surplus fruit from their trees into the iconic confection. The family-owned business plans to close in June after three years of searching for a buyer.
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Aplets and Cotlets
CASHMERE, WA. Aplets and Cotlets candy kitchen is located in the small town of Cashmere, Washington. Surrounded by luscious fruit orchards, the founders of the candy knew this scenic landscape would be the ideal location for their company. Founded by two Armenian immigrants, the brand is sold worldwide and has been in business for nearly a century.
Public tours available.
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Ingredients :
Sugar : 4 cups
Corn flour/corn starch : 1 cup
Cream of tartar : 1 tea spoon
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