Double Crust Apple Pie
Recipe courtesy Michael Lomonaco,
Show: Emeril Live
Episode: Dueling Comfort Foods
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By jeanetteo65
on November 24, 2012
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This recipe works really well because you partially cook the apples first which eliminates the sogginess usually found in an apple pie. I left the raisins out since my family wouldn't eat anything with cooked raisins in it but t was still VERY GOOD! I will make this pie again repeatedly!
By sindyh114
Bellerose, NY
on November 20, 2011
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This is my go-to for apple pie pie recipes. The crust is rich, flaky and so delicious and the lemon brightens up the apples nicely. The only adjustment I make is cutting the sugar down to a quarter cup, the apples are sweet enough this time of year.
By priscila goldsmith
on July 12, 2011
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excellent pie!!!! loved the filling! making again tonight :
By grandma W.
Westhampton, 72
on April 25, 2011
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This pie was good not great. I had no runny pie problems as others did, but the flavor was lacking something it was a little on the bland side. Next time maybe more spices like cardamon or nutmeg. It needs a little more zing to it.
By NOLA Cook
River Ridge, LA
on July 04, 2010
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Finished the top with "leaves" I cut with a cookie cutter, for effect. Won for best dessert! Love this recipe!
By kim.baum2007_11...
Illinois
on November 16, 2009
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I did use a different pie crust recipe, but this filling is great. Pre-cooking the apples allows some of the juices to cook out and leave you with a non runny filling. I cooked my pie for a total of 50 minutes. I really just waited for my crust to brown as I knew the apples would be done. Delicious.
By kaptainally_8186015
Tallahassee, FL
on September 05, 2009
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This is the first home-made pie I ever made and it turned out amazing! I used 1/2 white and 1/2 brown sugar and added applie pie spice. I was suprised how easy it was to make. The crust is awesome, tastes like flaky shortbread. Recommended!
By smyounghans_3685194
Canonsburg, PA
on August 01, 2009
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Because you pre-cook the filling, first - you don't have to worry if the apples are done and second - you can taste it. I chopped the -yellow- raisons so no one really new they were in the pie, that way I still got the flavor without anyone saying they didn't like it because of raisons. I had to make 2 pies, so Friday night's was done that day, then I completed the 2nd pie filling and refrigerated it, made the pie crust, so Saturday it was simple assembly. The filling was fine made a day ahead. It also was not watery because of cooking the apples first.
This is a keeper. Thank you and my company thanks you!!
By meg_7205507
Grover Beach, CA
on July 15, 2009
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I was looking for a crust recipe for a peach pie that I was making for the hubs. Normally I do the regular shortening crust, but didn't have any shortening on hand, so needed a recipe for a butter crust. I WILL NEVER DO THE OLD SHORTENING CRUST AGAIN. This crust was SO GOOD, rich, buttery, not bland at all, but in fact very flavorful.
By Baker in PA
PA
on March 15, 2009
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I made this apple pie today and it is the perfect apple pie. The only thing I changed was I ommited the raisins and added 1/4 tsp. of nutmeg along with the other spices listed in the recipe. The dough recipe was very easy to make. My family finished the pie before it even had a chance to completely cool. This is going to be one of the regular pies that I am going to make. Thank you very much for a wonderful pie recipe. Cooking the apples before baking the pie really made a big difference.