Yes, just remember that eating apples are normally sweeter than cooking apples so don't add too much sugar.
ANSWERYou can use apples for...Cooking (like apple pie, apple cider, ect...)Eating(of course)And you can also juice them!So yeah, that answers your questionBy: Aaric-B
This will depend on the size of the apples you use, but 6 to 7 cups would be pretty standard
You need about 6 to 8 apples for a nine inch apple pie which is about 3lbs of apples. Now you may need about 4lbs if your apple pie is deep dish. But if you're using a standard pie plate, then 3lbs should do it.
You can make a pie of any size. If you make a small one person snack sized apple pie, one apple will be sufficient. If you are making a pie to fit a pie dish, look at the volume of the dish and the volume of the apples and estimate the number. Remember that the apples, once cored and chopped, will take up less room.
You need to use a good quality, firm apple, such as Golden Delicious or Granny Smith. I use a combination of the two because the golden delicious are sweeter and the granny smith tend to be more tart. A lot of supermarkets have a sign by the apples stating the best uses for that type of apple. Most importantly is that if the apple is dry or has a mushy texture when you eat it raw, it will make a bad pie. You want a good crisp apple if you plan to use it in your pie.
The type of apple you use makes the difference. The tarter apples tend to hold up better.
Mock apple pie tastes like apples due to the use of tart ingredients like green apples, lemon juice, and spices such as cinnamon and nutmeg, which mimic the flavor profile of real apples. The dish typically uses crushed Ritz crackers to create a texture similar to pie crust and provides a slight buttery flavor. The combination of these elements creates a surprisingly convincing imitation of traditional apple pie, making it a popular recipe for those who want a quick and easy dessert.
Apple pie: Granny Smith. I offers a nice little bit of sour to the sweetness of the sauce. It also tends to be the apple that best retains its shape and texture when being cooked, so it doesn't turn to mush when being prepared. Apple sauce: Red Delicious or Fiji, both of them very sweet naturally and easy to cut, they can make good apple sauce without the use of too much sugar and spice. Candy Apples: It is a matter of preference, the popular answer is Red Delicious though Golden Delicious and Johnathan apples also are good choices.
An easy apple pie recipe that is good for people with diabetes and is gluten-free will use a pre-made gluten-free pie crust. Ingredients for the filling include sliced apples, cinnamon, apple juice and cornstarch.
green apples by far. do not use pink lady apples or other apples because they ruin it.
You can use vinegar or apple cider as a substitute for lemon juice in apple pie.
I have never used or seen a recipe for using eggs in an apple pie. I don't know where you would use any. My apple pie is a double crust, no eggs in it. Apples, sugar with some cornstarch for thickening, Cinnamon, a little clove and nutmeg. A few pieces of butter on top of the apples if you want and bake.