I've been cooking and baking for about fifteen years now and this was my very first time to attempt making an apple pie. I followed
Kris' recipe exactly and it came out perfect. The only thing I had to buy was a bag of apples. Can't beat that! Her crust recipe was perfect. It was soft and easy to work with once chilled. Plus is taste great! I love that her recipe has you chop the apples too. I've only had apple pie with big slices, but I love all of the little pieces in this one. I also think that it's a great idea to set the spiced apples in the fridge for a bit.
My bowl did have a good amount of liquid in the bottom of it when I pulled it out, which Ross proceeded to taste later. That step definitely saved the crust from becoming soggy and the filling is mighty tasty. Since making an apple pie made me feel super domestic and the perfect housewife, I decided to give making a lattice top a whirl. I followed
these directions and found out that I need to learn to cut straight lines better, LOL. But it turned out pretty and Ross was very impressed. Kris thanks for the fabulous recipe!!!
I've been cooking and baking for about fifteen years now and this was my very first time to attempt making an apple pie. I followed Kris' recipe exactly and it came out perfect. The only thing I had to buy was a bag of apples. Can't beat that! Her crust recipe was perfect. It was soft and easy to work with once chilled. Plus is taste great! I love that her recipe has you chop the apples too. I've only had apple pie with big slices, but I love all of the little pieces in this one. I also think that it's a great idea to set the spiced apples in the fridge for a bit. 
My bowl did have a good amount of liquid in the bottom of it when I pulled it out, which Ross proceeded to taste later. That step definitely saved the crust from becoming soggy and the filling is mighty tasty. Since making an apple pie made me feel super domestic and the perfect housewife, I decided to give making a lattice top a whirl. I followed these directions and found out that I need to learn to cut straight lines better, LOL. But it turned out pretty and Ross was very impressed. Kris thanks for the fabulous recipe!!!
14 comments:
OH MY GOSH!
Kim that is SO pretty!
You did a great job. I'm DYING for a slice now and apple is NOT my fav.
YUM!
Oooh, it's so pretty!
P.S. You can tell Ross I totally drank the cinnamony juice at the bottom of my bowl too!
I'm so glad you guys liked it! I love apple pie and I like that the pieces are small and easy to chew up LOL. I'm going to give a lattice top a try one of these days...:)
WOW!!!! That is the most beautiful pie that I have ever seen! I don't know if I would be able to cut it!
Wow, that's looks good enough to eat! Love your lattice top, you make everything look so good, now I'm hungry, can I have a piece! :)
I really want to read about the last book, but I'm only on the second. So glad Deni wised up! And I was soooo mad at Vic for what he did with that farm couple, GRRR!
Mmmmmmmmmm, that looks SO tasty!!! I need to try it out with the chopped up apples...never done that before!
LOVE your lattice top...Go Martha Go! ;)
I just made my first ever apple pie recently too!! I used a crumb topping and it turned out great, but your lattice is very pretty!!
I cut up my apples too -- just makes sense to me!
Wow!! You did a great job! Can you email me a piece? Yummy!!
mmmmm, it looks so yummy.
i don't like apple pie at all but it sure looks delish :)
Kim! This is gorgeous! Congratulations on your first apple pie!
Mmmm that looks just perfect!
That is absolutely the prettiest pie I've ever seen!
LOSTie Debbie
What a purdy pie!!!!!
You're quite the bakerina! I'll try and make this over the weekend!
Kiss kiss
What a beautiful pie and it looks so yummy!
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