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Apple Variety

Origin

Parentage

Appearance

Harvest & Storage

FUJI Developed in Japan and introduced in 1962, but now the U.S. produces more Fujis than Japan Fuji is a cross between Ralls Janet and Red Delicious High quality apple with fairly poor appearance; yellowish-green skin with an orangish-red flush and darker stripes; pale pink stripes over a light green background; attractive, but not gorgeous; tall, rectangular, medium size fruit.  Very long storage life; ripens very late. The best keeping sweet apple in the world. In a refrigerator, Fuji will keep through April and still be just-harvested crisp.
GALA Developed by New Zealand plant breeders and introduced in 1965 Gala is a cross of Cox's Orange Pippin and Golden Delicious Pinkish-orange or orange-red stripes over a creamy yellow background; light golden yellow with a pinkish-orange blush; striking, peach-like appearance; mid-medium to large size, conic to round. Gala harvest begins in the middle of August and lasts through early September. Galas are stocked September to May.
GRANNY SMITH Developed in Australia and introduced in 1968 Believed to be descended from French crabapples, the Granny Smith apple tree was accidentally seeded by a grandmother named Mrs. Smith Medium sized, tart-flavored, grass green skinned apple; dark to pale green, distinctive whitish dots. It is one of the few all-green apples that have gained popularity in the American market. It is a good keeper and considered by many to be one of the best cooking apples, making excellent applesauce and apple juice. Warm days and cool summer nights ensure crunch and flavor for October harvest.   It is available year-round.
GOLDEN DELICIOUS Clay County, West Virginia, ca. 1912 Uncertain, chance seedling of Grimes Golden. conic to round golden yellow fruit; occasional russet patches; smooth skin; crisp, clean juicy yellow flesh. Shrivels in storage. Requires gentle picking, bruises easily. They’re harvested in September and available all year.
RED (HAWKEYE) DELICIOUS Discovered in Peru, Iowa and introduced in 1870. Unknown, discovered as a chance seedling on the farm of Jesse Hiatt. The variety was originally known as Hawkeye. The original delicious tree sprouted from seeds of Yellow Bellflower in Mr. Hiatt’s orchard. Fruit is medium to large with clear, smooth, glossy red skin covered with red shading and striping. The yellowish flesh is fine-grained, crisp. Ripens September to October and keeps until December to January.
 
APPLE SELECTION TIPS
  • Select apples that are bruise-free, and handle them gently to prevent bruising.
  • Select apples that are firm to the touch, for the best flavor and crunchiness. 
  • One pound of apples generally consists of:

    4 small apples

    3 medium apples

    2 large

  • Two medium apples are needed to yield one cup grated apples.
  • Allow two pounds of apples for one nine-inch apple pie.
  • A peck of apples weighs about 10 pounds.
  • Use one pound of apples to yield 3 cups diced apples. Use one pound of apples to yield 2 3/4 cups pared and sliced apples.
  • One bushel of apples weighs about 42 pounds.

 

A blogger describes a Heirloom Apple Tasting in Tennesee.


  Apple Tasting Scoring Rubric
 
 
Excellent
4 – 5 points
Fair
2-3 points
Poor
1-0 points
Appearance of Skin (Color)
Skin is smooth and possesses no blemishes.
Apple is well-colored for the variety.
Skin has a few small blemishes.
Color has a “green” undertone or ground color.
More than a few blemishes, soft spots or wrinkled.
Color has a “yellow” undertone or ground color.
Aroma
Aroma is strong, rich and sweet.
Aroma is moderately, sweet but not overwhelming.
Aroma is weak.
Sound
Loud, crisp snap.
Snaps, but no crisp sound.
Soft, no snap.
Flavor (Taste)
Flavor is just-picked, very sweet and excellent.
Tasty with the right balance of tartness and sweetness.
Flavor is less sweet or under ripe. Too tart or bitter.
There is little or no flavor.
Texture of Flesh
Flesh is juicy, firm and crunchy.
Flesh is firm but not crunchy.
Flesh is soft, overripe and/or mealy.
 
 5 points for each apple tasting category (1=Poor, 5=Excellent)
 
Apple Variety
Appearance of Skin (Color)
Aroma
Sound
Flavor
Texture
Total Points
Fuji
 3  3  4  5  5  20
Gala
 3  1  3  2  3  12
Golden Delicious
 4  2  3  3  3  15
Granny Smith
 5  3  5  2  4  19
Red (Hawkeye) Delicious
 4  2  1  2  1  10
Mystery Apple*
 4  2  3  3  4  16
  
*Go to Choosing Apple Varieties to determine the variety of the mystery apple.
 
Apple Tasting Comments:
 Circle of Apple Quarters
Group Names:
American Pies
Apple Blossom Specials
Apple Dumpling Gang
Candy Apple Reds
Caramel Apples
Happy Harvesters
Johnny Apple Seeds
Little Green Apples
Wild Apples
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Anonymous said

at 8:24 am on Jun 27, 2007

Sarah and Deb, I was playing with flickr spell and put the name in the wiki - feel free to remove it when you get to work on this! Linda T.

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