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I use this with all types of apples and of course crabapples. My favorites in this pie are the crabapples and the Northern Spy apples.
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5 for flavor, but waaay too soupy. Maybe the extra water is only if you're freezing it or something? I actually think this would be a bit on the soupy side even if no water was added. None the less, this was incredibly tastey-- and totally worth the fact that I had to eat it with a spoon! It's a great way to put all those crabapples to use. Next time I'll nix the water and maybe even add a little cornstarch.
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on March 17, 2009
Ohhh Gerry. This is so wonderful. We loved this filling. It was so delicious, sharp, sweet, tart, tangy and lemony...just perfect, and so quick and easy to make, why would you ever need another recipe. I love crabapples and always have some shredded in the freezer. The shredded apples worked beautifully in your recipe. The recipe made a dozen beautiful little apple crumb tartlets. One of the best apple pies I have made from Zaar to date. Now that I have made these once, I will be making them again often... and I will be saving all my crabapples for this recipe... Kudo's my friend.
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on October 26, 2008
Very nice. Works for all my tart apples so far. Thank you for posting
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YUMMMMMMMMMMY and so easy! This is fantastic! If I could giv 10 stars I WOULD!! So would DH and neighbors that smelled these cooking. (Doors open and they walked by house, came down driveway and asked what I was making.) Can't get better than that. Sending over a bag to neighbor tomorrow. I made batch 1 with pears for filling. Did not make to freezer as the aroma said "you must eat me". Today I am on batch3 for the apple filling and it is FANTASTIC! You must try this. Gerry thank you for the assistance. Excellent! Connie
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on November 25, 2007
This worked very well for us. In fact it is a favorite. I use it for all crabapples as well as what is 'unfavorite' apples of my other half who loves apples. Suddenly the unfavorite becomes favorite. The only thing I do different is I use Butter Budds in place of the butter and margarine because we aren't allowed it on our diet. Works very well with them or other butter sub.
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on November 01, 2005
What a great way to use up that abundance of apples. I did not add any water because the apples were frozen . I made up an apple crisp with some of the apple pie filler and it was perfect. I will be making up some pies as well as freeze some for future use. Love this recipe Gerry, Thanks!
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Servings Per Recipe: 1
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