Dear Readers,
When the leaves change color don't you get hungry for apple pie? I do. I love the smell of the apples and cinnamon.....YUM!
Recipe
Grandma's Apple Pie
Crust:
2 sticks butter
2 cups flour
pinch of salt
1/4 cup water
cut butter into flour and salt, add water and form a ball, divide into two equal sections. Roll out crust.
Fill pie with apples sliced and peeled add 1 cup+ sugar and 1-3 Tblsp cinnamon. Top with sugar and don't forget to vent the top of the pie!
Bake at 350 for about an hour.
Bon Appetit!
This blog is about the joy of creating delectable things in the kitchen. Recipes, artistic baking and simple happiness are the focus of my home kitchen and I am here to share this with you all.
Saturday, October 9, 2010
Fall Apple Picking
Dear Readers,
What a wonderful time of year! Fall, where the leaves turn brilliant colors and a crispness is in the air. It reminds me that it is time to go apple picking. Today will be a day filled with friends and laughter as we go out to the orchard. What to make with the apples? Pie? Cake? The possibilities are really endless.
What a wonderful time of year! Fall, where the leaves turn brilliant colors and a crispness is in the air. It reminds me that it is time to go apple picking. Today will be a day filled with friends and laughter as we go out to the orchard. What to make with the apples? Pie? Cake? The possibilities are really endless.
Monday, October 4, 2010
The Weekend and Spaghetti!
Dear Readers,
It is fall! This season brings cooler weather, changing leaves and studying recipes. I love the Julia Child's cookbooks. If you have a chance to pick up thee books, please do. They are detailed and sophisticated.
It is fall! This season brings cooler weather, changing leaves and studying recipes. I love the Julia Child's cookbooks. If you have a chance to pick up thee books, please do. They are detailed and sophisticated.
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