One of our most popular apple characters that the kids want is the witch mouse! A mouse with a hoe nose and witch tooth, large ears and long tail. From the remaining pieces are cut "cheese cubes" so that all parts of the apple are used.
Apple witch mouse (carving apple)
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Apple mouse (carving apple)
I'll show you how to cut an apple mouse out of an apple half very quickly.
Apple face (carving apple)
Why not carve a face out of an apple?
With the zigzag cut you divide the apple, carve the "teeth" in the mouth area a little bit, stick out two eyes with the apple cutter and already the apple face is finished.
Look at the instructions, then you'll see that it's not that complicated!
Apple snails of puff pastry
These apple snails made of puff pastry are quickly prepared and the children can help with the preparation and watch how a sweet pastry is produced in a few steps.
Apple Ship (carving apple)
Apple ships are made quickly. Especially if the child wants to eat only half an apple or wants to share the apple. Half an apple is enough for a boat or sailboat.
A narrow cut is cut from the apple half and used as a sail.
The ship is ready!
Magic apple (carving apple)
The magic apple is a great way to divide an apple into two equally large pieces.
The apple is cut all around in the zigzag, and divided by slight contrasting to and fro turning both halves.
From my childhood days I know the magic apple in connection with the saying: "Zick and zack and back and forth, magic‘ I have two halves – please!" So our grandmother handed us the "magic apple"!
As children we waited longingly for the apple cut to be finished and it was always a surprise effect! If you try it yourself, it is not as complicated as it seems at first glance.
Apple crab (carving apple)
Children love nicely prepared food. Therefore, try this apple crab once. Children can help with cutting and laying the crab!
Apple crowns (carving apple)
Eating a whole apple is always a challenge for children. Even the first bite is often difficult for the little mouths! Therefore I like to cut the apple into smaller pieces for my children. From my childhood I remember the beautiful figures that our mother always carved. This crown was also called "magic apple". We could not see until the last cut on the apple what a beautiful crown was created. For us the magic was. The apple crown is also a great option if you only have one apple at home, but two children who should share it.
In the offer you see how it is made.
Apple plaice (carving apple)
With a few cuts, a dark red glowing apple becomes a fly mushroom.
Children do not always like to eat the peel of the apple, but this is the "Hingucker" with the fly fungus!
Therefore, the fly mushroom is a way to move the children to eat the bowl. Children's eyes will shine, and the apple will certainly love to be eaten.
Here is the instructions: You need a red apple, a knife and, if necessary, an apple cutter.
Apple leaf pastry roses
These roses are not only something for the "eye"! A delicious muffin variant, in which the children can help well. An apple is gutted and cut very thinly (e.g. with a bread cutting machine). The individual apple slices are then placed on a previously painted puff pastry stripe and rolled together. When baking then the "roshes" unfold and the small works of art are finished.