Absolutely delicious! I used 4 Granny Smith and 4 Braeburn apples and increased the sugar in the filling to 1 cup. Baked in a cookie sheet cake pan (a little larger than a 9X13 cake pan). This is a wonderful recipe.

This looked and smelled wonderful. The crust was very very nice, both in flavor and texture, but the filling was dry. I used gala apples, sliced thin as directed. Perhaps thicker wedges would have held the moisture better. This was my only complaint. The flavor was nice.

These are delicious! I am not sure what role the cornflakes play, I could not taste them and there was not a texture difference in the bottom crust... As for the sogginess-after-two-days issue, I reheated them for 15 minutes at 250 degrees, then upped the temp to 350 for another 10 minutes or so and the crust "freshened up". They were a hit with our Bible Study Small Group. I also liked the way the glaze hardened in the oven after the second heating, so I might add it 1/2way thru next time. (If serving it to a crowd) Thanks!

I really enjoyed making AND eating these. Very tasty. I used gala apples.

This was a great treat! My husband thought they tasted like the little individual Hostess apple pies. Seriously addicting!

i made this for my niece's baptism. everyone liked them. they are good, but i thought they were a bit time consuming.

Wonderful recipe and so easy to make. The only trouble is I can't leave them alone. Next time I might try adding golden raisins.

I used four good sized granny smith apples = 8 cups. I mixed ingedients and apples together in a bowl to evenly coat them. Great recipe, unlike other reviews, mine held up well for a few days.

I made these for my husband who loves apples and they were a big hit. Great for dessert or with morning coffee. Note: The recipe should read 1 1/2 tablespoons (not teaspoons)milk for the glaze.

Excellent stuff! I've always used green apples and frosted flakes, but otherwise the recipe goes unchanged. I do roll the dough out to fit a (sided) cookie sheet - makes more. A must on my christmas trays and happy indulgence any other time of the year. The only complaint (and it's not much of one considering they're gone within two days) but they don't have a good shelf life...only two days without becoming soggy.

Yummy, yummy! This is really easy and fun to make! The crust is a breeze if you've got a pastry blender - and if you don't, use a fork. The only thing I would add to this is a couple pats of butter over the apples before adding the top crust, but that's just because I love butter. It doesn't "need" it - it's great just the way it is!

This tastes just like apple pie! The crust is flaky and moist, and the sweetness is just right. I added a teaspoon of vanilla into the crust just to bring out the flavor more. This recipe is a definite keeper.

Delicious! Just like apple pie! But that means this recipe is definitely not "traveler friendly". Much too much ooey gooey sticky streuselness to be a good item for packing. But that's ok; just eat them warm right out of the pan!

I made this for our 4th of July party. Defiately an "All American" dessert. My family requested last night that I bake it again. They didn't have to twist my arm too hard. It's actually a very easy recipe, and I love how flaky the crust turns out. Crusts can be a tricky think to accomplish. It was definately a nice twist to the Apple Pie. Much easier to serve too. I can see that this has definately become a family favorite.

This was great, I thought the dough could be alittle sweeter and the next time I make this I think I will use brown sugar to coat the apples. I will definently make this again!

Thout this was a easy (with an apple peeler/slicer) apple pie. Like the sweetness, good crust. Much better right out of the oven with a scoop of icecream. Too soggy the next day. Glaze works with skim milk as well.

nice flavor