



I have to admit...it won't be winning any "beautiful pie" awards. And my lattice work sucks...I totally didn't criss cross it properly - I sort of just laid them over each other. Oh well...judging from the smell in our house, I have a feeling it will taste much better than it looks!!
EDIT: The pie is actually really good!! I think I should have left it in the oven for maybe 5-10 minutes longer because it was sort of runny, but the taste is perfect! We had it warmed with some vanilla ice cream and OMG! I wanted to eat the whole pie! I'm going to keep making it until I get it perfect...then it will be my signature dessert! yay!
7 comments:
good job!
OMG you're making me hungry!
I definitely suggest an apple wedger or full-blown peeler/corer - neither are expensive at all!
Then you have a great excuse to use apples anytime you want :-)
YUM!!! This looks delish!
looks beautiful!
YUM :) I'm craving some right now!
WOW! That looks great!
well I am super impressed! It looks delish!
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