Find and decorate apples.
"And there was a green tree of paradise," a stage prop that would have been decorated with apples and communion wafers.
Even though there is some uncertainty about the precise date and origin of the tradition of the Christmas tree, it appears that fir trees decorated with apples were first known in Strasbourg in 1605.
The sauces and garnishes are, quite literally, to die for: two naked victims are decorated with apples and pineapple, then rolled deliciously into two plastic bin liners and served instantly at a roadside café, probably a ditch or a sewer.
Place the newly clove-decorated apple on a plate and place it in the middle of the picnic table.
On Mr. Muscato's Web site, www.freefiona.com, he urged fans to e-mail Sony executives and said he had sent the corporation 1,500 foam apples decorated with the names of 4,000 signers of the petition.
Having built a private Berlin Wall with his studio, he has now decorated it with wild apple trees.
The apple tart, decorated with a herringbone pattern of caramel, the caramelized banana parfait and the charming miniature cheesecake were all delicious.
Times staff writer Mary MacVean explores Tunisian Rosh Hashana traditions, sharing recipes for dishes ranging from a beautiful spiral-shaped challah studded with bits of apple and decorated at the top with the shape of a hand, to a rich beef and sausage stew flavored with notes of mint, garlic and cinnamon.
THE lid of the charming, round enamelled metal box (pictured) is decorated with squat, rosy apples.
Turnips and apples were decorated in Europe as Jack o' lanterns and fitted with a candle.
