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well, pul them in a dish, sprinkling sugar over each, and glaze them nicely.

Normandy, a province of France known for its cream, lamb and flounder as well as its apples, turns of its crop into the famous apple brandy, Calvados. However, Norman Frenchmen do use cider a great deal in their recipes. One interesting recipe is a variation of a white sauce, made with cider instead of white wine or water

Sauce Normande pour

lea Viandet et Legume*

6 oz. butter

1 Medium onion, thinly sliced

1 tbsp flour

cider

salt

77.4%