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Posted By: Jesse Williams
This apple pie filling recipe comes from my mom and it is always a sure-fire hit. You can use the same filling recipe to make one large deep dish apple pie, however for branding I like to make individual tart sized pies for less fuss and easier clean up.
My favorite part about this recipe is how cheap it can be! All the apples are from our trees the year before. I core and cut all our crab apples in the fall, lay them on cookie sheets and freeze them (so they won't stick together). I then throw them in large freezer bags and voila! Pies are too easy!. You can also make all your own pastry (it's actually easy!) for a super cheap way to feed guests.
Directions
1. Preheat oven to 350F
2. Thaw frozen tart shells & apples (if necessary) 3. Cut apples, if necessary 4. In a bowl, mix flour, sugar and cinnamon together. Pour the mixture into a bowl with the apples. Mix until all apples are evenly coated. 5. Sprinkle lemon juice on top of apples (I only do this if using really sweet apples. I don't use the lemon juice when I am using crab apples from my backyard.) 6. Fill each pie shell, only to the top. 7. Put upside-down tart shell or pre-cut homemade pie shells on the top of the tart. Squish edges of the tart to keep from boiling over. 8. Brush each tart pie with milk. Slice a hole in the top of each tart. 9. Sprinkle sugar on top of the tarts. 10. Bake in the oven for about 45 minutes. Watch carefully. You want the tart to be golden brown when done. **I like to put all my tarts on tin foil on top of the baking sheet. Inevitably, some tarts will boil over and it is really difficult to get the baked on goo off! 11. Let cool. Enjoy or freeze for later! You may also like...
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