
Green apple is a tart, firm-fleshed apple variety used fresh as a garnish and a source of crisp fruit juice.
Sharp and tart, with a clean, slightly grassy freshness and a crisp, watery bite.
Slice it thinly into fans or cut it into wedges for a garnish, or muddle and press it for a fresh, tart juice that adds acidity and orchard-fruit lift.
Another tart, firm apple, or a splash of pressed apple juice where only the flavour is needed.
Growers harvest these apples while the skin stays bright green and the flesh remains dense and acidic, in contrast to sweeter red dessert types. The fruit holds its shape and pale colour well when cut.
Cut surfaces brown quickly; slice to order or hold briefly in acidulated water, and refrigerate whole fruit.