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Step 1
Using a knife of an apple corer carefully core the apples.
Step 2
Brush the inside of the apples with lemon juice to prevent browning.
Step 3
Place each apple on their own a 10-inch square sheet of aluminum foil.
Step 4
In a small bowl, mix together dried fruits, nuts and spices.
Step 5
Press dried fruit mixture into the center of each cored apple.
Step 6
Cut butter into four pieces and place each small square on top of each apple, over the center filled with the dried fruit mixture.
Step 7
Wrap each apple tightly with the aluminum foil.
Step 8
Place aluminum foil wrapped apples in or next to hot coals, not onto open flame, and cook for 20-45 minutes, depending on how firm you like your baked apples.
Step 9
Keep checking your apples. If coals are too hot, remove from coals and place on a grate over the coals. Apples are done when they feel tender when squeezed. Serve warm.
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