Marcel and I realized, as we blinked at the 26 organic apples spread before us on the counter, that neither of us had ever cored apples in the manner of Waldorf Winter Spiral. We had the tools, and we knew what the end result was supposed to resemble. So we plunged forward. The first 12 were pretty good, considering this was attempt number one.
But then the Waldorf Angels whispered a tiny tip into my ear and I tried something that might save future Winter Spiral Corers a little grief. (It's not easy digging out half-cores with a knife.) So I'm documenting here:
How to Core a Winter Spiral Apple
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| What you need: simple corer & a small paring knife |
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| Twist in your corer between 1/2 and 2/3 of the way |
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| Stick the point of your paring knife down the center of the core and twist |
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| Sometimes it breaks in half, but it's still easier -- comes out pretty clean! |
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| No jagged edges for the candles :) |
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