[header] How to peel and core apples [title] Use a vegetable peeler to remove the apple skin. [step] For best results, start at the top of the apple and circle down the circumference of the apple. When done correctly, the peel should come off all in one piece.
[header] How to peel and core apples [title] Use a vegetable peeler to remove the apple skin. [step] For best results, start at the top of the apple and circle down the circumference of the apple. When done correctly, the peel should come off all in one piece.
[title] Choose to either use an apple corer to remove the core or to manually slice the apple removing the pulp from its core. [substeps] To remove the apple core using an apple corer, insert the apple corer tool in the center of the apple while pushing and twisting. [title] Place the apples in a bowl and cover with a damp cloth. [step] Cover the apples with a damp cloth to keep the oil from soaking up. [title] Secure an electric vegetable peeler in the slice of apple skin you just peeled. [step] The blade is small enough so that if you push down on the handle, you don't break the apple or cut yourself with the blade. [substeps] Make sure you remove enough apple skin to cover the core, so that you can feel the insides. If you cannot peel the apple skin off with a vegetable peeler, try rinsing the apple with something antiseptic like tap water or being able to wet a cotton ball with water.