Mark Hix cooks with Bramleys

Mark Hix, top chef, British food champion and author, has created some Bramley apple recipes. Click on the images below for the recipes and video guides.

Bramley Apple and Cider Pudding

“As a kid I remember the bread pudding my Gran used to make would be a regular tea time snack. It’s one of those puddings or cakes that all households that cook should make once a week. It makes a great tea time snack or try serving it as a pudding with some homemade ice cream like marmalade or even brown bread ice cream.” Video guide available

Bramley Apple Crumble Ice Cream

“I’ve made this recipe from scratch and kept the topping separate from the apple filling to give the crunchy bits more impact. What’s more, the ice-cream base represents the custard, so you have the full dessert monty…”

Bramley Apple Snow

“This was an Elizabethan favourite, made with cream and later, in the 17th century, with egg whites added and a sprig of rosemary stuck on top to resemble a snow-covered tree.” Video guide available

Somerset Temperley Sour

“Bramley apples are not just for desserts, used like this they make a delicious pre dinner cocktail, or in fact you don’t have to wait for dinner they can be an anytime cocktail” Video guide available

Lamb's kidneys with Bramley Apple Mash

“You may not think that apple and kidneys are a good match but in France you quite often see kidney dishes with apples and calvados on menus. The kind of sweet and sourness of the apples cuts through the richness of the kidneys and forms a harmonious partnership.”

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The Bramley is rightly recognised by professional chefs and home cooks alike as the best apple for cooking.

Grown only in Britain, the Bramley’s unique qualities make it one of the most versatile ingredients, equally at home in a savoury stir fry or a traditional apple pie.

Here you will find more than100 different dishes to cook with Bramleys, some taking as little as five minutes. You can also find out more about the history of the Bramley and its health properties and sign up for seasonal inspirations from our monthly e-newsletter.

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