Apple Dumplings and Mountain Dew.... by tennesseecowgirl
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I got this recipe while I was down in Georgia this last week.. The lady that gave me the recipe owns a house that was in some of the scenes from the movie, Gone With the Wind.. She invited me back down to take some pictures.. I had been there before to her home but it was years ago and back then I had some type of instamatic camera.. So I can't wait to go back and take some more (better) shots.. haha
I made this recipe after I got home and it IS very good and very easy... a nice comfort food, which was great to make for my family after getting back home. And it was a hit..
If you want to try it I would suggest to only add one cup or maybe one and a half cup of sugar and not quite as much of the Mountain Dew.......and also be sure to coat your pan.. with a spray.
Enjoy!
Comments (21)
Yaaahooo Mountain Dew, It'll Tickle Yor Innerds!!!! Nice shooting Gal!!!
Great idea and shot. Thanks for the recipe!
YUMMMMMMMY
A different but great shot!! I'll have to try the recipe!!
That is interesting, I used to drink a lot of mountain dew. Never thought of using it to cook with though! You think it was an accident, got knock over into the mixing somehow, and they were to lazy to start over?.... :) However it came to be, those dumplings look tasty! Could you fedex me a couple... :) Todd
Amazing what ingredients end up in things, and I'm with Todd, bet someone just knocked over a can and said, "heck with it!!". Goes along with all those other crazy recipes; I have one for "boiled cake"!!
sure Todd just for you ... Kind of how I like to cook though.. just add what sounds good..I have a chili recipe I created after trying Sky Line Chili in Cincinnati Ohio, it has cocoa... allspice, red peppers, cloves..ect.. and its yummy Don't worry Todd I also make a Texas type chili.... funny how recipes change by different parts of the country..
this is a brilliant way to show a recipe.... looks pretty d#$n yummy too!
Nice! :-)
Thanks for sharing the recipe and your story :-) A very tasty plate :-) Have a great WE Virginie
Great shot!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Awww! what a darling you are for sharing this with us!!! Thank You!!! and i cannot wait to see photos of that Gone with the wind house!! yay yay!!! lol yeah I got my coffee hypers on mmmmmm!!! haea wonderful weekend honey, and great photo you took!!! Hugsssss + a quickie kiss hehe!
Looks delicious. Fantastic capture. I love these baskets.
mmmmmmmmmmhhhhhhhh:)
I first met Mountain Dew in Miami listening to CKLW the Windsor, Ontario super power station. Slowly the story of the fleece came out with dew on it and not on the ground and off it on the ground around and not on it on other days. Then I arrived in Reading, Pennsylvannia at the railroad shops and on the mountain was a sign for the fleece and Jason. A few years later Jason's appeared in Windsor. I no longer could hear CKLW though we drove past the transmitter a few times. The apples look like Granny Smith but could be Fuji.
It sure looks tasty to me but I can't have no sugar so I guess its a no go.lol. Excellent capture and a fun way to show a recipe. Bravo!!!!!
LOL, Tallpindo.......does that mean you LIKE the picture?? and yes they are Granny Smith large ones though the smaller the better though when it comes to the tartness..
do i need mountain dew to make these cos i dont know where i`ll get that from in the uk :o)..these look like just my cup of tea with my sweet tooth .wonderful shot my friend mick
Sounds good, chock full of stuff I like!!! Your pic makes it look scrumptious!!! David W
that sounds very delicious.I just recently bought an apple dumpling from Walmart that was outstanding
Beautiful shot and presentation! Awesome and very simple recipe! I love Granny Smith apples and I will have to try these as well! Thank you for telling me about this, I will let you know how they like them here! My perogi recipe, I use apples or strawberries in those sometimes too. And thanks for liking my series:-)