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Post by hogflats on Nov 22, 2006 12:00:56 GMT -5
There are billions of pie recipes online but they all seem to call for unusual things that we are not wanting. Does anyone have a basic deep dish applie pie recipe they are willing to share? We just want something that tastes good. We are looking for a 2 crust pie, not a dutch apple. That seems to be what I am finding a lot of online. Please help if you can!
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Post by Kathy on Nov 22, 2006 13:09:04 GMT -5
I use a variety of apples; delicious, gala, granny smith and if available some jonathans-whatever you can find works as long as there's at least two varieties. For one deep dish pie you'll need about 3#-4# of apples Peel, core and slice into approx 1/4 -1/2" wedges. Mix about 1 cup of sugar(more if the apples are tart), about 1 tsp of cinnamon and about 1 tablespoon of flour together. Now, Add the apples and mix so the apples are coated.; there will be extra dry/damp sugar mix. Taste before proceeding; if you think it needs more cinnamon or sugar add & mix it in. Put in your pie crust so they're heaped up since they'll flatten when they cook. Now put the rest of the sugar mix evenly over the top. I dab about 2 Tablespoons of butter in small bits around the top before putting the top crust on. Wet the bottom crust at the edge and place the top crust on-crimp between thumb and index finger to make a sealed crust Cut some vent slits in top; you can do a pattern if you like or just three slits in the middle works too. I lightly highlight the top crust with milk and then sugar to sort of glaze the pie but most folks don't. Bake at 350 degree for approx 1 hr or until a fork pushed into one of the slits goes through the apples easily. You might have to cover the edges of the crust with foil if they start browning too quickly. I also put a try under the pies since they are known to overflow and that is one sticky mess to clean up. Good Luck and I'll check back in a while to see if you need help.
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Post by hogflats on Nov 22, 2006 13:35:30 GMT -5
Oh thank you so much Kathy. There was an accident in the kitchen and my son spilled the pumpkin pies before they got baked! Oh and I made that olive beef dip last night and it is fabulous!
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Post by Kathy on Nov 22, 2006 15:45:19 GMT -5
If you dont' have more crusts-you can make the filling for pumpkin pie and bake it in a greased dish. It's just as tasty, has less calories and is a quick alternative to making more crusts. ;D I hope your family has a beautiful, memory filled Thanksgiving!
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Post by hogflats on Nov 22, 2006 21:46:47 GMT -5
Pie turned out wonderful. Thank you again!
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