cooking apple

Examples (10)

• Bramley is a famous variety of cooking apple from the UK.
• I need to buy some large cooking apples to make a pie.
• Are these cooking apples, or can they be eaten raw?
• A cooking apple is generally too sour to eat on its own.
• The recipe specifically calls for a tart cooking apple to balance the sweetness.
• My grandmother's tree yields an abundance of cooking apples every autumn.
• When baked, this type of cooking apple becomes soft and fluffy.
• She stewed the cooking apples with sugar and cinnamon for a simple dessert.
• You can tell it's a cooking apple by its sharp, acidic taste.
• For the best apple sauce, you should always use a good quality cooking apple.