Grated chocolate in apple pie

I found a jar of last year's mincemeat lurking in the back of a cupboard, so have used it with apples in a crumble, great way to get OH to eat cooked apples, I had not thought about chocolate, let us know how it goes, I have a surplus of cooking apples this year and an OH who is not keen on them.

Sounds delicious. I'll be round as soon as I can get the ferry! ?

Sorr DM= mother! I will never get used to GN abbreviations!

Jalima ask your husband to use powdered cloves!

You can add wine chocolate to most things , I like it in chilli. Alternatively you can drink eat it while you are cooking

DM used to put cloves in with the apple in a pie.

Lovely unless you got one in your mouth!

I like a few sultanas and cinnamon in apple pie - I know it's a bit like strudel but it is very nice. Not sure about chocolate though. Think I'd rather melt it on top of a plain sponge cake.

Sometimes, when things are cooked, it changes the whole taste experience though bags but you know the saying ( by Noel Coward) 'one should try everything at least once dear boy, with the exceptions of incest or morris dancing'!

A bar of chocolate and an apple is one of my favourite lunches so I know choc and apple go together allright.

* put!

I out some crumbled Wnesleydale in the last one, shysal. I'm currently out of Wensleydale but dear soop (shhh! ) keeps giving me dark chocolate (she loves it) and I'm really not keen on it. I used to be but my chocolate tastes have changed recently.

I don't think it will be good somehow bags but you can tell us about it when it's made and you have eaten some! Orange and chocolate go well ( I make a pain au chocolat version of bread and butter pudding, and add orange peel and zest)feel unsure about apples and chocolate though.

Doesn't appeal to me! My Mum used to grate cheese on top of her apple pies.

Try some chopped crystallised ginger with rhubarb. That works.

Should be ok. But be careful. I once added some marmalade to the rhubarb in a crumble. You cannot imagine how ghastly it was.