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Apple Pie
Apple pie is a fruit pie or tart made with apples and sometimes may include other fruits, such as raisins, figs and pears. Apple pie originated from Medieval England in 1381 from a recipe called "For to Make Tartys in Applis". The pies can be eaten hot or cold and nowadays is usually served with cream or ice cream. The pies were introduced to the Netherlands and Sweden, where their popularity spread throughout Europe. Later on during the colonization of America, apples had to be imported to the states from Europe in large amounts to make these pies, because apples were not native to America.
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No, but if you have a nut allergy, you need to read the ingredients closely (if buying from the store) to ensure that it has not come into contact with anything containing nuts.
The phrase as American as apple pie is an example of?
simile
The phrase "as American as apple pie" is an example of both a simile and an expression.
What to wrap apple pie in when you store on counter?
You can wrap it in food plastic wrap, or if you have a dome storage container that seals the top & bottom together, you can use that.
How do you make steamed apple pie?
Make a regular pie crust.
Add 2" water to a large pot with a tight cover. Bring to a boil. Add steel coaster to the bottom of this pot. In a glass baking bowl add pie crust and apple pie filling. Fold extra crust over itself. Reduce heat to a simmer. Add this glass bowl to pot sitting it on coaster - making sure glass bowl does not sit in the water (remove some water if needed) so that it does not touch the water. Cover tightly.
Add extra water to bottom of pot as needed.
Cook for a couple of hours until crust is dry and takes on a light color.
You can also add some (fruit) mincemeat between alternating layers of apples.
Betty Crocker recipe for grandma's apple crisp?
Betty Crocker's recipe for Grandma's apple crisp uses tart apples, flour, oatmeal, brown sugar, cinnamon, margarine and nutmeg. The ingredients are baked in the oven to make a delicious dessert that is great for fall.
Who is the inventor of apple pies?
A boy named Aple Py in 1790 he created apple pie by eating bread and an apple at the same time. Then he decided to make a crust. He put apple slices in the crust and baked it. Note: this is from real historians.
Which word comes first in the alphabet applesauce or apple pie?
Apple pie comes before applesauce in the alphabet. Even though the term does have a space in between, spaces are usually ignored in determining the alphabetical order of words. Since both have apple, look at pie and sauce. Pie comes before sauce, so apple pie comes before apple sauce in the alphabet.
Can you use eating apples in an apple pie?
Yes, just remember that eating apples are normally sweeter than cooking apples so don't add too much sugar.
How do you make an apple-pie bed?
This is a practical joke, also called "short sheeting". The lower sheet is tucked in at the top of the bed, but then folded back towards the top so that it looks like the normal top sheet. When a person tries to get in the bed, their feet can only go halfway down, since they will be inside the folded sheet.
What temperature should you bake a frozen apple pie at?
Bake 15 min at 425 degrees. Then reduce the temperature to 350 degrees and continue baking for 35-40 minutes
What flavor apple pie is sold in brazilian McDonald restaurants?
apple. they sell apple flavored apple pies.
What are some good recipes for faux apple pie without apples in the ingredients?
Apparently mock apple pies have been made since the 1850s, when pioneers missed the apple pie Mom used to make when they lived back east. They substituted one made of soda crackers and spices. (Soda crackers weren't cheap, but apples cost the equivilant of $100 per pound in today's money, in Los Angeles in the 1850s.)One of the most popular and famous involves Ritz crackers instead of the apples. If you really want it, google "Ritz Mock Apple Pie" My question is, Why? Why not use apples, which are tastier and certainly healthier than an all-starch soda cracker pie?
Why do people think apple pie is all American?
Apple pie is so gooood, and lots of people like it. It is a simple pie in that it doesn't have many ingredients, and it's good for you. I imagine that in the past that most all mothers knew how to make it, and it became a comfort food.
Why is lemon juice added to peach or apple pie?
probably because its acidity keeps them from oxidizing and turning brown...i think
The first written record in English of the word "pie" (or "pye") was in 1301. ivThe Oxford English Dictionary describes pie as "a baked dish of fruit, meat, fish, or vegetables, covered with pastry (or a similar substance) and frequently also having a base and sides of pastry. Also, a baked open pastry case filled with fruit..."v European medieval pies usually had a variety of fillings in one pie, often a combination of several types of meat and fruits. In fact, the word "pie" is thought to be derived from "magpie", a bird which collects a variety of different objects. vi
Where can I find an old recipe for the Red Lion Inn Apple Pie?
After a bit of searching, I was able to find this one - please see the related link below
Which item did Henry Cole invent mince pies crackers or Christmas cards?
Henry Cole invented Christmas cards.
How is making an apple pie different from making lead II iodide?
The end result is somewhat less likely to give you heavy metal poisoning in the case of apple pie.
