Apple Puree
1.
Cut apples into small cubes and put them in a pan, which is more convenient to fry
2.
On the left is the sugar for making jam, on the right is the spice for making gingerbread bought in Nuremberg
3.
Add apple juice to almost submerge the diced apples. Add the sliced herbs and cook together
4.
Cook on low heat until the apples begin to soften and the juice begins to thicken. Take out the vanilla and add cinnamon powder
5.
Cook on low heat until the juice is almost dry. Turn off the heat, cut the marzipan into small pieces and stir into the puree
6.
Add raisins and pour milk. Do not have too much milk, and the puree must maintain the sticky form of the puree. After mixing well, bottle it while hot. The bottle must be full. Put the lid on and put it upside down for 10 minutes to keep the puree longer without opening the lid