Simple Apple Compote Drink
Simmer apples in lightly sweetened water for an easy homemade compote drink. Steep the softened fruit, chill the liquid and serve the apple pieces in each glass if you like.
Simmer apples in lightly sweetened water for an easy homemade compote drink. Steep the softened fruit, chill the liquid and serve the apple pieces in each glass if you like.
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