Tuesday, January 14, 2014
Monday, January 6, 2014
Apple Pie!
The full recipe is at the very bottom of this post.
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Assemble your equipment and ingredients as per the recipe at the bottom! I like to use a food processor, apple peeler and corer but these are NOT necessary to make a great pie!! |
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Put dry ingredients in your food processor or mixing bowl. |
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Cut in the cold butter until a coarse meal. |
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If you are not using a food processor, use a pastry cutter. |
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Make some ice water and add spoonful by spoonful until the dough just holds together: not to dry and not too wet. |
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Divide into 2. Wrap in saran wrap and flatten so you have two thick discs. |
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Chill in the fridge for a minimum of 1 hour. You can leave it in overnight. |
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In the meantime, make your filling! Peel the apples. |
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Core the apples |
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Play with the peels (!) |
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Add 1/4 tsp nutmeg. |
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Add 1/2 tsp cinnamon. |
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Add 3 tbsp flour and 3/4 c sugar. |
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We use bowls with lids so we shake shake shake until everything is mixed. |
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Roll out one crust 1/8" thick. Make sure you have flour on your work surface and you try to keep the dough cold. Put this crust into your pie plate so a little bit hangs off the edges. |
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Empty your apple mixture into the crust/plate. It will be piled high! Add some blobs of butter if you would like. |
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Roll out second crust and place on top. Pinch the edges to seal it in and trim if necessary. |
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Make vent holes on top. |
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We like to use the extra dough to make shapes on top. Brush on milk and sprinkle with sugar. |
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Bake at 425 degrees F for 15 minutes and then 350 degrees F for 45-50 minutes. Place a tray under your plate to catch drippings. |
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Cool for one hour. Try to resist! It will be runny if you serve it too soon. |
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Pose for a picture! |
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Enjoy! |

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