I peeled, cut and sliced my Macintosh and Empire apples in thin slices
And turned my oven to 450 degrees while adding the following ingredients to a mixing bowl:
1 egg white, whisked
3/4 white sugar
1/2 brown sugar
3 T. gluten free flour
1/2 lemon juice, squeezed fresh
1 T. lemon rind
1/4 t. salt
3/4 t. cinnamin
1/2 t. nutmeg
Mix all together and pour into your gluten free pie crust. I get mine at Whole Foods, frozen.
After pouring all into crust, use the second pie crust and ball it together crumbling the dough on top of the pie as a topping. I use about 3/4 of the dough and toss the remaining. Add a handful of brown sugar on top of pie and bake it on 450 for 20-25 minutes on pre-heated baking pan. Then reduce heat to 375 for about 30-40 minutes.
Must serve with vanilla ice cream. yummy. Then serve a plate for your loved ones.
Best to cool and serve at room temperature...
but I can never wait.
Smile.
6 comments:
AMy -
That looks great and I never thought of crumbling the top crust! Love the intro photo. What a guy! Great post!
ann
I love how rustic this pie looks - although its all about the taste, the visual can be quite important too.
Your pie has both!
xx,
Samantha @PrettyLovely
YUM!!!!!!!!!! And I miss you guys. =(
Hmmmm, I love the look of this...another one to add to my list of desserts when I get stuck on what to cook for my "special" friends :-)
HUGS
Char
Looks yummy! I wish my celiac daughter liked apple pie. Have you ever tried simmering the apples in frozen applejuice concentrate before adding to the crust? I had a recipe once, but the recipe fairy spirited it away!
kathy, I am trying that next, sounds so good! amy
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