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Reviewed: Mar. 25, 2008
Great recipe! I used half mackintosh and half granny smith apples and the taste and texture were perfect. I really liked the crust- will make this again.
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Reviewed: Dec. 23, 2007
I'll never make a round apple pie again. I typically bake for a crowd anyway and this was perfect! My family went nuts over it. Thanks for the recipe.
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Reviewed: Oct. 24, 2007
great crust recipe. the apple mix may need a bit of flour to thicken it up.
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Reviewed: Oct. 21, 2007
wonderful recipe- really easy and really good. The crust is amazingly easy to work with.
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Reviewed: Sep. 20, 2007
This was pretty yummy! I actually thought it was a little bland at first, but the next day it tasted even better. I did like another reviewer did and instead of rolling out the dough, I just patted the dough in the bottom of the pan, layered the apples, then put the rest of the dough in pieces over the top. I also crushed some cornflakes and put them on top of the dough before putting the apples on, and I did the apples first and then let them sit while I made the dough, and poured the syrup that was in the apple bowl over the apples before putting the dough on top. I sprinkled cinnamon and sugar over the top (next time I will dab some butter on top as well) and into the oven it went! Definitely better warmed up the next day with some ice cream and caramel sauce!
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Reviewed: Jun. 24, 2007
Very tasty. The crust was very flaky. I don't know that I would call these bars though, but this is a very good alternative to apple pie. My family loved it.
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Reviewed: Jun. 19, 2007
The crust was crispy. Love the crust but the apple was alittle sour although i follow the recipe. Maybe I should add more sugar to it. Will try again
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Reviewed: Jun. 9, 2007
My family and I love this recipe and so did everyone who has had it. Other than the logistics of manuevering the dough into a 9x13 I found the dough itself to be easy to work with. What dough isn't a pain to get into any pan perfectly? I made sure that both layers of dough were over-lapping the pan and then I just pinched and tucked it under itself. Any excess I cut away, rolled out and used a leaf or apple shaped cookie cutter and laid them on top for decoration. The 9x13 size makes it easy for family functions because you only have on pie to carry versus 2-3 individual pies. We love and I make it frequently. I think I'll make it now.
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Reviewed: Feb. 2, 2007
Very good. As did others, I had trouble working with the dough. My solution is to roll it out a bit then smoosh half the dough into the bottom of the pan, add the filling, and then place the rest of the flattened dough in pieces on top. It leaves a lot of "cracks" but I choose to view it as a more "rustic" look. Besides, this tastes so good, we're too busy gobbling it up to worry about how it looks!
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Reviewed: Oct. 21, 2006
The first time I made this I had a really hard time with the dough. The second time I wrapped the very wet dough in wax paper and refridgerated it for about an hour and it rolled out much better. Also, make sure you use a crisp apple otherwise it tends to be a little mushy. I also used an almond glaze on top.
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Reviewed: Oct. 16, 2006
I was a bit overzealous and purchased a 1/2 bushel of apples this recipe was great using half of that. It's easy, tasty and basically 2 pies in one pan
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Reviewed: Sep. 26, 2006
This is a great recipe. I've been making it for well over 25 years but haven't added the nutmeg, will do that now. The only things I do different is use margarine/butter in place of the shortening and take corn flakes, put them into a one cup measuring cup, crush them down with my hand until I have a cup, then sprinkle on the bottom crust before putting the apples (I use macintosh or cortland) on the crust. It catches and absorbs the apple juices and no one would ever guess the bars contain cornflakes.
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Reviewed: Aug. 16, 2006
I added more cinnamon (I am addicted to it) and an egg to the filling to make it thicker. Over all a very nice recipe!
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Reviewed: Mar. 17, 2006
I'm rating this 4 stars only because I found the crust difficult to work with. I think the end result would have been better if I had been able to roll it thinner. I think next time I will place the crust dough in the refrigerator for an hour before rolling out. Despite the crust being a little thicker than I would have liked the end product was very tasty and looked beautiful. I used 6 gala apples and that was plenty.
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Reviewed: Dec. 14, 2005
FANTASTIC Apple Pie recipe! No brown sugar? Use white sugar, and drizzle a little honey inbetween apple layers. White sugar or honey doesn't hinder the taste, and the honey adds a special flavor. Don't be scared to add a couple extra teaspoons of cinnamon, it only makes it better. The thickness of your apple slices determines the texture of the filling: extra-thin (1 cm) slices for soft filling (almost apple-saucey), and thin (3 cm) slices for chunky apple pie. The fact this pie was in a 9x13 and not in a round pan was PERFECT for my situation - Im in Europe right now, and wanted to share a traditional American recipe, but didnt have a round pan for it! This recipe was the solution, and was a fantastic treat at that. I've made it three times already! And the crust recipe is absolutely wonderful, I've used it for quiches as well. Because this recipe has top and bottom crust, you'll have to alter it a little: Just cut the amount of the ingredients for the dough in half, and there you have a bottom crust for a perfect homemade quiche. (Just say no to ready-made pie forms!) Recommended: 'Belle and Chron's Spinach and Mushroom Quiche ' Note for dough: Keep dough cold!! Easier to work with, and best on a cold marble counter top. Put the second half in the fridge when youre working with the first half. Use your fingers to cut in the shortening, it works the best. And don't stop before its finished, it needs about 3-5 minutes, until its really thoroughly cut in well.
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Reviewed: Nov. 13, 2005
Normally we have just a regular, round apple pie but it isn't enough for a larger crowd so I tried this recipe. My family loves it; husband likes it better than my pie and my son called it 'to die for'. Very good although you have to guess on how many apples and whether to thicken or not. Turns out great no matter how you do it. Thank you for a new keeper recipe!!!
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Reviewed: Nov. 6, 2005
Great recipe! Can use any time of the year, and great recipe for kids to help with- my 6yr old daughter loved making it and rolling on the dough!
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Reviewed: Apr. 1, 2005
My husband said this was one of the most awesome desserts he has EVER eaten!
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Reviewed: Nov. 4, 2004
the dough was pretty hard to spread, and before cooked, it was stretched very thin, although it did poof up after being cooked. The top layer I had a hard time fitting. It wasn't too sweet, next time I would add more sugar, or get sweeter apples.
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Reviewed: Oct. 24, 2004
You may never bake a round pie again!Not only is this delicious but you dont have to worry about the edges getting too dark as a round pie and it feeds more people.I was out of brown suger so I used all white but drizzled molasses and some honey before mixing apples.
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