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Hidden Rose ApplesĀ® offers a tart and subtlety sweet flavor with a taste that has been likened to that of strawberry lemonade. Its skin is muted yellow to tan green in color, oftentimes capped with a faint red blush and covered in white lenticels (spots). Its interior flesh is crisp and juicy with a vibrant pink to red color.
The Hidden RoseĀ® apple is available late fall through early winter.
Marketing and production of the Hidden RoseĀ® apple is regulated by Dragonberry Produce of Clackamas, Oregon. A trademarked variety, Dragonberry Produce holds the rights to the Hidden RoseĀ® apple, meaning all orchards that produce the Hidden RoseĀ® do so by permission and under strict quality control guidelines.
Cholesterol-free, apples contain pectin, a beneficial fiber. This fiber has been shown to lower the body's cholesterol level and lessen the risk of heart attacks. Pectin also slows glucose metabolism in diabetics. Apples contain potassium, which may reduce the chances of a stroke and have a trace of boron believed to build bones and increase mental vitality.
Delicious when enjoyed out of hand, this apple's remarkable color is best showcased when thinly sliced and served raw. Use in lieu of bread or crackers for both sweet and savory spreads, serve paired with robust cheeses on a charcuterie board or use as edible garnish. Its sweet tart flavor and vibrant color holds up well when cooked. Layer with slices of white fleshed apple for a striking tart, quiche, crisp or pie. Cook down to make pink applesauce and preserves or sautƩ and serve atop pork, chicken or roasted squash.
The Hidden RoseĀ® apple was first discovered in the early 1960ās growing in a meadow on property owned by Lucky and Audrey Newell in Airlie, Oregon. The Newell family enjoyed the apples produced by the tree on their property until they moved in the mid 1960ās. The apple was not marketed to the public until the 1980ās when Louis Kimzey, a former field manager at Thomas Paine Farms rediscovered it when touring the Newellās old property. The apple first came to be known as the Newell-Kimzey variety and later as Hidden RoseĀ®. It has been found to thrive best in the climate of the Pacific Northwest and is grown almost exclusively in Oregon.
Recipes that include Hidden Rose ApplesĀ®. One
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People have shared Hidden Rose ApplesĀ® using the Specialty Produce app for iPhone and Android.
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Description/Taste
Hidden Rose ApplesĀ® offers a tart and subtlety sweet flavor with a taste that has been likened to that of strawberry lemonade. Its skin is muted yellow to tan green in color, oftentimes capped with a faint red blush and covered in white lenticels (spots). Its interior flesh is crisp and juicy with a vibrant pink to red color.
Seasons/Availability
The Hidden RoseĀ® apple is available late fall through early winter.
Current Facts
Marketing and production of the Hidden RoseĀ® apple is regulated by Dragonberry Produce of Clackamas, Oregon. A trademarked variety, Dragonberry Produce holds the rights to the Hidden RoseĀ® apple, meaning all orchards that produce the Hidden RoseĀ® do so by permission and under strict quality control guidelines.
Nutritional Value
Cholesterol-free, apples contain pectin, a beneficial fiber. This fiber has been shown to lower the body's cholesterol level and lessen the risk of heart attacks. Pectin also slows glucose metabolism in diabetics. Apples contain potassium, which may reduce the chances of a stroke and have a trace of boron believed to build bones and increase mental vitality.
Applications
Delicious when enjoyed out of hand, this apple's remarkable color is best showcased when thinly sliced and served raw. Use in lieu of bread or crackers for both sweet and savory spreads, serve paired with robust cheeses on a charcuterie board or use as edible garnish. Its sweet tart flavor and vibrant color holds up well when cooked. Layer with slices of white fleshed apple for a striking tart, quiche, crisp or pie. Cook down to make pink applesauce and preserves or sautƩ and serve atop pork, chicken or roasted squash.
Geography/History
The Hidden RoseĀ® apple was first discovered in the early 1960ās growing in a meadow on property owned by Lucky and Audrey Newell in Airlie, Oregon. The Newell family enjoyed the apples produced by the tree on their property until they moved in the mid 1960ās. The apple was not marketed to the public until the 1980ās when Louis Kimzey, a former field manager at Thomas Paine Farms rediscovered it when touring the Newellās old property. The apple first came to be known as the Newell-Kimzey variety and later as Hidden RoseĀ®. It has been found to thrive best in the climate of the Pacific Northwest and is grown almost exclusively in Oregon.
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Near San Diego, California, United States1929 Hancock street San Diego CA 92110 619-295-3172 About 253 days ago, 2/10/21 Sharer's comments : Delicious hidden rose apples 
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Near San Diego, California, United States1929 Hancock street San Diego CA 92110 619-295-3172 About 287 days ago, 1/07/21 Sharer's comments : Hidden rose apples the last of the season 
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Near San Diego, California, United States1929 Hancock street San Diego CA 92110 619-295-3172 About 305 days ago, 12/20/20 Sharer's comments : Hidden rose apple 
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Near San Diego, California, United States1929 Hancock Street 619-295-3172 About 315 days ago, 12/10/20 Sharer's comments : Hidden Rose Apples š š 
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Near West Hollywood, California, United StatesAbout 338 days ago, 11/17/20 
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Near San Diego, California, United States1929 Hancock street San Diego CA 92110 619-295-3172 About 341 days ago, 11/14/20 Sharer's comments : Hidden rose apple from dragon berry farm 
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Near San Diego, California, United States1929 Hancock Street 619-295-3172 About 346 days ago, 11/09/20 Sharer's comments : Hidden Rose Apples are in!! 
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Near San Diego, California, United States1929 Hancock street San Diego CA 92110 619-295-3172 About 346 days ago, 11/09/20 Sharer's comments : Hidden rose apple from dragon berry produce 
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Near West Hollywood, California, United StatesAbout 350 days ago, 11/05/20 
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Near San Diego, California, United StatesAbout 353 days ago, 11/02/20 Sharer's comments : Hidden Rose Apples from Dragon Berry Produce 
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Near San Diego, California, United States1929 Hancock street San Diego CA 92110 619-295-3172 About 358 days ago, 10/28/20 Sharer's comments : Hidden Rose apples from dragon berry produce 
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Near San Diego, California, United StatesAbout 682 days ago, 12/09/19 Sharer's comments : Hidden Rose apples still in season #specialtyproduceapp 
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Near San Diego, California, United StatesAbout 724 days ago, 10/28/19 Sharer's comments : They're in Chefs! Hidden Rose Apples in stock now |
