I don’t have a food processor, so will a blender suffice.
Also I dont have the right type of pan to be able to put the pastry on top while the apples are cooking. Am I able to cook the pastry in the oven in a pie tin and then when the apples are cooked put them with the pastry and refridgerate it.
Thanks for all your help.
all i have is
oats
apples (but a food processor, not blender)
oranges
whole wheat flour
granola
peanut butter
skim milk
eggs
baking powder i think
for sweeteners i have honey (LOTS) and unsufered molasses ( 
)
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Thanks Jane ! That is a FANTASTIC IDEA !!! Thank You soooo much !! Hows your little one doing ?
I dont have a food processor or a blender and dont want to buy one, because I would rather manually puree/blend.
Is there anything you can recommend me in how I can puree and mash apples using manual, non-electric tools/kitchen devices?
I was thinking along the lines of mortar and pestle