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Tuesday, October 14, 2014
Hazen–A Saucesational Analysis
The Hazen apples are all gone for the 2014 apple season just like the Honeygolds but I managed to snag a few of the samples so I could test the apples in sauce.
These popular little eating apples cooked up into a smooth but slightly chunky sauce. The flavor had a tart little tang to it …but it was mostly sweet. I would definitely add some other apples to the sauce to add depth of flavor and texture to it.
Overall the Hazen applesauce wasn’t bad but not one I would rush to buy quantities of for the best applesauce …
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