Converse of object

• caramelize: The innovative Brecon-based company is finding a healthy demand for caramelized apple and pear combined with either mixed spices or cinnamon.

• grate: Add 1 coarsely grated apple, 1 tbsp raisins and 2 tsp maple syrup and serve.

• bake: Now, just before serving and while the mixture is still foaming, add the baked apples.

• chop: Place chopped apples in a pan with a little water and cook until soft.

Adjective modifier

• stewed: Fruit makes a great, filling dessert try stewed apples or poached pears at this time of year.

• rotten: A few rotten apples had effectively contaminated the whole barrel.

• juicy: Ripe, juicy apples eaten at bedtime every night will cure some of the worst forms of constipation.

• ripe: Ripe, juicy apples eaten at bedtime every night will cure some of the worst forms of constipation.

Modifies a noun

• pie: Best Ever Apple Pie Like the title says this really is the best apple pie you could ever make or eat.

• juice: Blend the lime first in half of the apple juice.

• orchard: Many of it's executive styled offices overlook the apple orchard.

• cider: Or how about a shot of hot spiced apple cider or even the classic warming mulled wine?

• strudel: Tho there was a FABULOUS apple strudel served the last day at the lunch buffet.

• blossom: Its branches are budding and the apple blossoms slowly unfold.

Noun used with modifier

• toffee: For the less health conscious toffee apples are a traditional treat!

• crab: You could do the same with crab apples, passing the juice through muslin a few times in order to get a clear liquid.

• cider: Of these it is estimated three quarters are cider apples.

• windfall: The windfall apples that were bruised were usually turned into apple wine, which is really easy to make.

• bramley: If I squeeze it a jet of molten bramley apple is going to squirt out.

• custard: One poem compared the custard apple and the mango: " The dangling miracle of cognition " .