Stir in the brown sugar, and once bubbling, turn down the heat to medium-low. Melt the butter or coconut oil and add in the apples. Set a medium skillet over moderate heat.It’s a sinfully good treat to commemorate villainous old Stingy Jack… Just don’t make any deals with the Devil to secure a second slice.
Tender fruit mingles with brown sugar-infused pumpkin puree each bite is highly spirited, in all meanings of the word. That, my friends is the TRUE history of how the Applejack-O’-Lantern Pie came to be.Ĭradled in a flaky pastry crust lies a layer of spiked and spiced apple filling, topped by a creamy pumpkin custard. How about a shot of applejack, on the rocks? If you made it this far through my rambling tale, though, you definitely deserve a drink. I can’t help but find myself enchanted by the origins of our strange holiday traditions. Mea culpa perhaps that was more of history lesson than a horror story. Somewhere along the line, repeated reiteration of the story turned the turnip into a pumpkin, and that’s how we ended up with Jack-o’-lanterns. Jack put the coal into a carved-out turnip and has been roaming the Earth with ever since. Hell was too good for this malicious man, so he set him off into the night, with only a piece of burning coal to light his way. Only when Jack died was demon freed, and quite peeved, to put it lightly. Securing it in his pocket next to a silver cross, the Devil was prevented from transforming back into his original form. Snapping up the opportunity along with the cash, Jack decided to ditch the bill and keep the money instead. With enough taunting and cajoling, already somewhat tipsy himself, Satan proved his prowess, transforming into a gleaming golden coin without any difficulty. When last call came, predictably, Jack didn’t have the means to pay for his drink, so he made a dangerous bet with the devil instead.Ĭalling out his demonic power or lack thereof, he suggested that there was no way the devil could turn himself into the necessary coinage. He was already a man on the fringes of society, making more enemies than friends, so it should come as no surprise that eventually, the only creature willing to share a drink was the Devil himself. Naysayers may call it a myth, but legend has it that Stingy Jack was a classic con artist, scraping by on someone else’s dollar while swindling his way into another man’s coin purse. I’m talking about the tale of Stingy Jack. It’s time for a ghost story more haunting than the Winchester Mystery House, more frightful than Frankenstein, and more bewitching than the lovely ladies of Salem. Who could ask for more? City and country kids alike will enjoy interacting with our little critters.Gather ’round the campfire and pull your loved ones in close.
Specialty pumpkins too! – whites, blues, giants, minis, and other unusual varieties.
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Our fields are full of orange treasures to take home. Maybe it should go without saying, but we have lots of pumpkins and gourds. Whether you are looking for a traditional go out and find your own special pumpkin among the vines, from exploring the corn and milo mazes, to being a little daring and experiencing the zipline or rat racer, there is something for everyone to enjoy. We encourage families to play together in an outdoor, low-tech, farm oriented atmosphere.
Applejack pumpkin 2015 Patch#
Applejack Pumpkin Patch is the place for fall family fun.
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