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cubes for dipping because their firm white flesh does not discolor, even hours after it has been cut.
Another of the lesser known varieties, Gala apples are fast gaining ground in Virginia. Their distinctive look - creamy yellow color with red/orange stripes - makes them easy to spot and their sweet-tart taste makes them hard to resist.
Galas were developed in New Zealand in 1934 as a cross between Kidd’s Orange Red (Delicious) and Golden Delicious, but they have made themselves very much at home right here in Virginia.
For just-picked freshness and consistently high quality, apple lovers know that choosing Virginia apples means choosing the best. Get a head start on fall flavor with Virginia Ginger Gold and Gala apples - fresh off the tree and available now.
Try Virginia Gala or Ginger Gold apples in this delicious recipe for: Apple Harvest Cake
4 cups apples
2 cups sugar
2 eggs
1/2 teaspoon salt
1 teaspoon cinnamon
1 teaspoon vanilla
2 teaspoons baking powder
3 cups flour
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