. I prefer cooking on low.
- Let cool and either freeze, can or store covered in the refrigerator.
Categories: Fruit, Slow Cooker
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Yummmmm! 🙂
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Diane – this does sound easy a delicious 😋
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It is and I also make apple butter in the slow cooker!
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Mmmmmmm (tis the season)
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*the apple season
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Right we have 3 apple trees…lol
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Nice…. we have one – I can only imagine all the apples you get
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Way too many!!!
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I can only imagine!! But how cool 😎
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Very nice! I like this one.
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I had it gone in 3 days! Thanks!
LikeLiked by 1 personThe New Year brings to us the Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2021 (CAA), which includes relief for plan sponsors offering Health Care and/or Dependent Care Flexible Spending Accounts (FSA’s). These voluntary rules will benefit participants who have FSA funds left over due to medical care provider and school/daycare closures and remote work arrangements in 2020 as a result of the pandemic.
If you offer an FSA to your employees, you need to decide whether to take advantage of the relief offered under the CAA, and discuss the implementation and communication of these changes with the TPA who administers the program. It is likely that many participants have funds left over in their Health Care and Dependent Care FSA’s due to medical care provider and school/daycare closures and remote work arrangements in 2020 as a result of the pandemic, and plan sponsors should determine whether utilizing the relief under the CAA can help avoid forfeiture of these amounts. In addition, participants have already elected amounts to contribute to FSA’s for the 2021 plan year and may need to adjust goal amounts to take into account these new carryover and grace period features.
Please note that while not entirely clear, the CAA language indicates there is no limit on the amount that can be carried over from a Dependent Care FSA or Health Care FSA. Also, consider whether to apply any changes to terminated participants.The Show earlier this year, but the introduction of the H6′s official pictures has of course raised interest in the SUV once again.
Power will come from a 2.4L gasoline engine delivering 164bhp and a max torque of 210Nm, true power will come from GWM’s 2.0T diesel engine that delivers 150bhp and 310Nm of torque, there is also talk of a 1.5L engine but this seems like too small an engine unless of course it was supercharged. A 5 speed manual will be available at launch, although a CVT is reportedly in the works as well.
Thanks to: China Car TimesKesa Electricals, Europe's No. 3 electricals retailer, is to change its name to Darty, it announced today, as it posted a 42 per cent fall in profits.
Full-year pre-tax profits fell to €59million (£48million) in the year to April, down from €102million the previous year, while revenues fell 2 per cent to €4billion.
The retailer, which sold its loss-making British business Comet to private investment firm OpCapita for a nominal £2 in February, said it made a loss of more than €300million amid 'difficult markets throughout Europe'.
The disposal of Comet cost it €274million, while it also incurred €70million costs from its struggling divisions in Italy and Spain, totalling a loss of €314million.
Kesa, which is to change its name from July 31 to reflect its market-leading Darty business in France, also has established businesses in the Netherlands, Belgium, the Czech Republic and Slovakia.
He added that the market across Europe was expected to remain tough.
Following the results, the group cut the dividend by more than 50 per cent.
Chairman David Newlands, who is to be replaced by senior independent director Alan Parker in September, said 2011/12 was a difficult year for the group but that the sale of Comet in the UK and the agreement for telecoms in France will significantly improve the group's results and its financial strength.
Electrical specialists such as Kesa and Dixons Retail are battling cut price competition from supermarket chains and internet retailers at a time when European consumers are cutting spending in the face of rising prices, weak wage growth, rising unemployment, government austerity measures and fallout from the euro zone debt crisis.
Shares, which today were down 9 per cent, or 5.12p, to 50.13p in morning trading, have lost 63 per cent of their value over the last year.PORTLAND, Ore. -- Following his team's 110-99 Game 3 win over the Trail Blazers on Saturday night, Warriors forward Draymond Green criticized his interactions with referees earlier this season.
A little less than 12 hours later, in a Portland hotel ballroom, Green revealed his verbal onslaughts on the refs were having an impact on his son, Draymond Jr.
"I realized how impressionable the kids are at the ages they're at," Green said Sunday afternoon. "I just really want to be a good example to them and show them the right things."
Green, who finished with an NBA-leading 16 technical fouls this season, said he'd come home and see his 2-year-old son mimicking a flopping move on his toy court, much to the forward's chagrin.
"He would play on his little hoop and then stomp around the house," Green continued. 
At points this season, Green -- who consistently ranks among the league leaders in technical fouls -- said he'd see himself arguing with officials during film sessions and be disappointed in himself. In one instance, he recalled an interaction with official Zach Zarba in which he called "embarrassing."
"There were just times where I've looked back at the game and I would see my body language and pouting to a referee... It was disgusting to me," Green said. "It was something that I wanted to be mindful of, and especially coming into these playoffs."
Green knows how his interactions with referees can affect a series. Nearly three years ago, he was suspended for Game 5 of the 2016 NBA Finals after he received his seventh technical of the postseason for hitting then-Cleveland Cavaliers star LeBron James in the groin at the end of Game 4.
While Green has a playoff-leading four technicals this year, he hasn't been called for one in the Western Conference finals. With seven technicals garnering an automatic suspension during the postseason, Green's current mindset toward the officials will be vital.
Two weeks ago, Warriors superstar Steph Curry and Memphis Grizzlies rookie Ja Morant made headlines because of a little social media spat regarding Andre Iguodala.
There wasn't any legit beef, however, as the two exchanged friendly DMs to clear the air.
Hey Kevin Durant -- why do you think Morant chose to tweet a picture of you holding the NBA Finals MVP trophy?
"I don't know. There's always been speculation about what my place was on the team, or what I meant to the team," the two-time NBA Finals MVP told Bleacher Report's Taylor Rooks. "I don't think that got anybody on the Warriors upset that he posted a picture of me.
"We're all brothers and we won championships together. It wasn't anything more than just a little jab I guess."
But what about the narrative that Golden State only won the title in 2017 and 2018 because of you?
"They got narratives for everything," KD said. "There's a lot of stuff the casual fan don't get about the game. So they make a lot of speculation on what they see. It's not the whole picture."
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