I'm 83 and my cook for 60 years is sick so I'm the new cook. I just made this but didn't have the brown sugar so I used real maple syrup instead and I added a 1/2 tsp vanilla. Then I forgot to use the cream. It tasted wonderful. My ex-cook asked where did you buy this and I said," I made it". She said,"No you didn't". So I had to show her the notes I made while you were demonstrating.
When you say "my cook for 60 years", are you referring to your wife? If so, i know what you mean, I have a live-in bum of 28 years and she doesn't know how to cook, but I still love her.
Wonderful recipe. Please don't pay any attention to the idiots who comment complaining or suggesting something different. They should get their own channel. Thank you!
My mom always made our apple pies but the apples were always put into the pastry peeled, sliced and just... raw. Always appreciated, and always worth scoring a second helping. I really never considered actually preparing the apple filling beyond what my mom still does. Having said that and having seen Dimitra's recipe here above, I'm pretty sure there could be plenty of apple pie avenues yet to discover. I went out today and scored some fresh fruit to try out this recipe. I can't wait!
Dear Dmitra, you are right, this is the best tasting apple filling I ever made. Everybody who gets some tells me it is the best they ever tasted. I do have some information for you in return. There is an apple corer/slicer/peeler that has been around since colonial times, and is a whiz. In seconds, apple is cored, peeled and sliced as you turn the crank. Very simple mechanism, no electronics. UA-camr Oliver Porter gives an invaluable tutorial on how to use one, get the slice size you want, adjust how deep the blade goes into apple, etc. We had a couple at our bakery and they saved our lives. Young kids could turn the crank and peel hundreds of apples for us. As to model and price, that will depend on what you need. Some attach with a clamp, good if it fits your counter, or with a suction clamp that does lose its ability to hold over time. There are ones cast iron coated with porcelain, stainless steel, etc. I tend to avoid the really cheap models from China, that come in $20 range. Pampered Chef is ridiculous for $64, they provide a little wooden table to clamp the unit onto, totally extraneous if you have a table or counter top. I would check to see that the slice thickness is adjustable, peeler, too. Bed Bath and Beyond has one for $39.99, but the slice is 1/8", and I couldn't determine if the blade is adjustable. Kohl's has a stainless steel model, $34.99, with a 3/8" slice, couldn't determine adjustability. You might want to squint and see what model Mr. Oliver is using. I recommend whole-heartedly that you purchase one of these to save you endless hours of preparation. If you ever get back into professional baking, buy several. Above all, watch Mr. Oliver's video. He showed me how to do things that I didn't know in the past, but would have benefited from. Thanks again for your champion recipe. I hope you'll let your followers know if you do get one of these, and how you like it. Cheers! PS, I made a Dutch crumble topping with butter, flour, brown sugar, white sugar, oats, pecans and walnuts. Grand!
WOW Great Job *******I made This pie Filling and it is the best. All I had was salted butter so I did not add the salt and it worked just fine wow wife says her man can cook. Thank You*******
I got a Spiralizer from Amazon for peeling/slicing and I think it worked great!! I'm not an experienced pie maker by any means, in fact, this is my first from scratch apple pie filling. But, the Spiralizer made the peeling/slicing go very quickly. 10 apples in about 15/20 minutes, and it went quicker as I got the hang of the device. The slices might be border-line too thin, but I'm really happy with the results and Dimitra's recipe is amazing!! Full disclosure...I'll use a Pillsbury crust just because I know my limitations. I think it's gonna be a tasty pie!! Thanks!! ~Frank
Made an apple pie using her sauce recipe and it’s the Best tasting apple pie I’ve ever made so far. I’m using this recipe for now on 😊. Thank you for sharing this recipe with the world 🙏
Her bakery was five minutes from my house. Everything she made was to die for good, looked very neat, best ingredients used and she always had a smile on her face. I miss her bakery.
How much heavy cream did you add? The recipe say 1/2 cup but video she says 1 cup.i really want to make this but I can’t afford to mess it up if I don’t know the proper measurement for the cream.thanks
I made this and forgot the cream and it still rocked. Without the cream this way way better than canned. First time making my own filling and I’m pumped for tomorrow
This is a lovely recipe I will definitely be using this one to make your apple tart. I have one of those handheld gadgets that just coars the Apple. It slices them well enough and then from there I slice them thinner.
Omgoodness! I had a bunch of excess apples so I decided to make apple filling to save. I ran across your video. Did everything you said except didn't have heavy whipping cream so I substituted evaporated milk at same measurement. I filled my containers at 2 cups ea. It made 6 full cups. And,.. I got to lick the skillet! Hahaha! 😂 So very tasty! Thanks for the recipe. Will do it this way from now on!
I’m so glad you tried it-and what a great idea to use evaporated milk! It’s a perfect substitute when you’re out of cream. 😊 Six full cups is fantastic; you’ll have plenty to enjoy! And licking the skillet? That’s the best part! 😂 Thank you for sharing, and I’m thrilled you’ll be making it this way from now on. Enjoy every spoonful!
@DimitrasDishes just a question, how many cups do you think a pie should have? "Alexa" said 4 cups per pie for 9" pie dish. I'm 60 and do cook alot but pies were never my forte'.
After being away from the kitchen, for some time, I've gotten the need to try something, I've made up my mind to try apple pie. You can't really find a really good pie at the store anymore, so, I'm going to make one myself. I'm using your pie filling recipe. It looks really good. After a couple try's with premade crust I'll be trying with your short bread crust, It sounds so good, so thank you so much for the vid, it's going to be a big help.
Can this be frozen in batches? I have a bunch of apples right now; trying to figure out what to do with them all so they don't go bad. Thanks for the recipe!
Definately nice,,,looks Good ,,,Yep Im taking notes,,,,just pulled me some of my apples i pealed and cored about a month ago,,,wasjust testing the waters on freezing them and pulling them as you need later to see how they come out,,,Thanks gonna try this today.....
Mix all your dry ingredients 1st. I would leave out the corn starch…. Put in a coffee mug add a small dash water. Stir cook apples first w everything else, add cream warm through and then add the liq corn starch! Stir till thickened. Remove from heat
Looks delicious. I will be trying this recipe. My son only wants the filling with some ice cream 43 yo smh. But I will do almost anything for my children when it comes to cooking. Thanks so much for sharing
Got apples raining down here in SLC from the heavens and the squirrels that keep harvesting them And dropping them until I shoot them… so I have been enjoying using your recipe Dimitri! Thank you! Supah tasty onolicious
I surely hesitate at first because the corn starch wasn’t diluted first and I haven’t made it that way ever but it is AMAZING … I used Granny Smith apples and a little less sugar for my taste it was Exactly spot on in every way! Love it! Thank you so much for sharing this.
So I'm a pretty good cook, my signiture is a burger grilled with a mac & cheese center or baked beans I call them Meteor Burgers. It's December 1st and I got some apples from my job a couple days ago and just decided I was gonna bake an apple pie from scratch. I chose your recipe for filling cause it was the first in my search... mind you I've never baked anything from scratch in my life. Figured it was like cookin just math & science gonna see how it adds up, literally my dough is cooling right now. Just wanted to thank you for the content. This is either gonna be amazing or hilariously bad...to be continued.
i have been making my apple pies since the late 80s/early 90s and everyone loves it. the only thing is that the pie is really watery until it sets up for a few days. was looking for a video of how to reduce the apples but came across this video. gonna try this and see how it turns out.
I've come across several recipes that call for 1/2 cup of melted vanilla ice cream instead of the heavy cream and I really like it better. Especially when I don't have any heavy cream on hand.
GoodGriefLouise!! My moms name was Louise. We lost her in nov. And I love saying good grief. Enjoy your pies. My mom made the best apple pie etc. :) but I'm actually checking another recipe ❤
@@DimitrasDishesIf you have left over sauce and fresh apples, do you sweat the apples or do you just toss them in sauce? (Worried about excess water from fresh apples)
I've seen this recipe written by melting butter in pan, add cornstarch or AP flour, add spices, sugars and cream and heat until thickened stirring constantly for 1 minute. Set aside to cool. Then add to apples and stir in. Put in pie shell, if 2 crusts give egg wash and bake 425 for 15 min, turn down heat to 350 for another 45 min.
I just made this recipe. Feedback time! 1. Type of apple REALLY matters with this. She's using only Galas here which are pretty hard apples and can easily withstand some pre-cooking. Some people use several types of apples in a pie so the trick is realizing that the softer apples like Golden Delicious can't handle the heat the way the Galas can, so they should be added a few minutes later. 2. You have to watch this pan like a hawk, otherwise you've made applesauce, no freakin' joke. It happens REAL fast. 3. Last comment is that you really do need 10 good sized apples for this recipe otherwise your apples will be swimming in sauce. Would have been nice if there had been some indication for how many 9 or 10 inch pies you can make with this. I only need to make one 10 inch apple pie but had way too much goop and had to send search & rescue to dig my apple bits out. Tasty recipe though. Next time I'll either plant to make two pies or reduce this recipe by 50%. Live and learn. Anyone else have some tips?
TY sweet Dimitroula mou! Since I have gotten apples from the pantry, I'll utilize them. With gadgets, I have to question whether I'll use it or not before buying it.. I don't like to bu gadgets just for one thing because it's space consuming in my home. I agree with you about this.
My aunt bought me a device that peels, cores & slices the apples. I LOVE it! But beware, it doesn't work so well with soft apples. When they're soft, the corer can't get a good enough grip to rotate the apples. But we don't usually use the soft or mushy apples in a pie anyway. She bought this one for around $20. at Bed Bath & Beyond but I'm sure you can find them at most big stores & online.
@@DimitrasDishes I made this tonight~ Omgosh, I poured one cup of cream instead of 1/2 So it looks really creamy. Still tastes good, though. The apples aren't completely cooked. So I will put the dish back in oven to heat it up? To cook without burning the cream? What can I do? Thank you, Dimitra!
I'm 83 and my cook for 60 years is sick so I'm the new cook. I just made this but didn't have the brown sugar so I used real maple syrup instead and I added a 1/2 tsp vanilla. Then I forgot to use the cream. It tasted wonderful. My ex-cook asked where did you buy this and I said," I made it". She said,"No you didn't". So I had to show her the notes I made while you were demonstrating.
awesome man
did you use a cup of maple syrup?
When you say "my cook for 60 years", are you referring to your wife?
If so, i know what you mean, I have a live-in bum of 28 years and she doesn't know how to cook, but I still love her.
@@BsBucWiLDno way u just talked about ur wife that way 😭
@@QuintonIdellafact LMAOO that’s insane he said a live in bum
Wonderful recipe. Please don't pay any attention to the idiots who comment complaining or suggesting something different. They should get their own channel. Thank you!
Made this filling for a struedel this morning. Will fill my puff pastry soon and serve it as part of our Christmas breakfast! Can’t wait!
My mom always made our apple pies but the apples were always put into the pastry peeled, sliced and just... raw. Always appreciated, and always worth scoring a second helping. I really never considered actually preparing the apple filling beyond what my mom still does. Having said that and having seen Dimitra's recipe here above, I'm pretty sure there could be plenty of apple pie avenues yet to discover. I went out today and scored some fresh fruit to try out this recipe. I can't wait!
Dear Dmitra, you are right, this is the best tasting apple filling I ever made. Everybody who gets some tells me it is the best they ever tasted. I do have some information for you in return. There is an apple corer/slicer/peeler that has been around since colonial times, and is a whiz. In seconds, apple is cored, peeled and sliced as you turn the crank. Very simple mechanism, no electronics. UA-camr Oliver Porter gives an invaluable tutorial on how to use one, get the slice size you want, adjust how deep the blade goes into apple, etc. We had a couple at our bakery and they saved our lives. Young kids could turn the crank and peel hundreds of apples for us. As to model and price, that will depend on what you need. Some attach with a clamp, good if it fits your counter, or with a suction clamp that does lose its ability to hold over time. There are ones cast iron coated with porcelain, stainless steel, etc. I tend to avoid the really cheap models from China, that come in $20 range. Pampered Chef is ridiculous for $64, they provide a little wooden table to clamp the unit onto, totally extraneous if you have a table or counter top. I would check to see that the slice thickness is adjustable, peeler, too. Bed Bath and Beyond has one for $39.99, but the slice is 1/8", and I couldn't determine if the blade is adjustable. Kohl's has a stainless steel model, $34.99, with a 3/8" slice, couldn't determine adjustability. You might want to squint and see what model Mr. Oliver is using. I recommend whole-heartedly that you purchase one of these to save you endless hours of preparation. If you ever get back into professional baking, buy several. Above all, watch Mr. Oliver's video. He showed me how to do things that I didn't know in the past, but would have benefited from. Thanks again for your champion recipe. I hope you'll let your followers know if you do get one of these, and how you like it. Cheers! PS, I made a Dutch crumble topping with butter, flour, brown sugar, white sugar, oats, pecans and walnuts. Grand!
Even faster is 4 cuts with a chef or nakiri. 6 Sliced and cored apples in 10 seconds.
WOW Great Job *******I made This pie Filling and it is the best. All I had was salted butter so I did not add the salt and it worked just fine wow wife says her man can cook. Thank You*******
That consistency is insane 😮💨👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾🤯
I got a Spiralizer from Amazon for peeling/slicing and I think it worked great!! I'm not an experienced pie maker by any means, in fact, this is my first from scratch apple pie filling. But, the Spiralizer made the peeling/slicing go very quickly. 10 apples in about 15/20 minutes, and it went quicker as I got the hang of the device. The slices might be border-line too thin, but I'm really happy with the results and Dimitra's recipe is amazing!! Full disclosure...I'll use a Pillsbury crust just because I know my limitations. I think it's gonna be a tasty pie!! Thanks!! ~Frank
Made an apple pie using her sauce recipe and it’s the Best tasting apple pie I’ve ever made so far. I’m using this recipe for now on 😊. Thank you for sharing this recipe with the world 🙏
I'll try it today
Nope. Sugar and cinnamon…
That’s it?? Boring
You should eat at my house.
Her bakery was five minutes from my house. Everything she made was to die for good, looked very neat, best ingredients used and she always had a smile on her face. I miss her bakery.
Where is recipe pls? 3:37
@@mikesouza6545 How do make your apple Pie.
I made two crumble top apple pies yesterday from this recipe and it was absolutely amazing! Thank you for helping me find the perfect recipe finally!
How much heavy cream did you add? The recipe say 1/2 cup but video she says 1 cup.i really want to make this but I can’t afford to mess it up if I don’t know the proper measurement for the cream.thanks
I did it with pears. Yummy! Thankyou for the recipe.
I like this suggestion! Thank you!!
@libbymmendes4141 how much heavy cream did you use? 1/2 cup or a 1 cup.recipe says 1/2 but in video she says 1 cup
I followed the written recipe. Everyone loved it.
@@bonniecourson4615 I followed the written recipe, so good!!
I made this and forgot the cream and it still rocked. Without the cream this way way better than canned. First time making my own filling and I’m pumped for tomorrow
Happy Thanksgiving!!
@@DimitrasDishes Delicious
Yummy but I would mix cornstarch separately to avoid lumps.⭐️👍
Hello. I made this apple pie filling recipe yesterday for Sunday family dinner and it was a huge hit! I highly recommend this recipe.
Good to hear I’ll definitely try this
I love my Pampered Chef apple peeler, corer, slice.
The best apple pie i have ever made! The crust is out of this world🤤🤤🤤
Enjoy watching. Looks sumptuous and easy to follow.
Just finished making this and it's cooling. It already tastes amazing! Can't wait to finish off the pie this afternoon.
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This is a lovely recipe I will definitely be using this one to make your apple tart. I have one of those handheld gadgets that just coars the Apple. It slices them well enough and then from there I slice them thinner.
Omgoodness! I had a bunch of excess apples so I decided to make apple filling to save. I ran across your video. Did everything you said except didn't have heavy whipping cream so I substituted evaporated milk at same measurement. I filled my containers at 2 cups ea. It made 6 full cups. And,.. I got to lick the skillet! Hahaha! 😂 So very tasty! Thanks for the recipe. Will do it this way from now on!
I’m so glad you tried it-and what a great idea to use evaporated milk! It’s a perfect substitute when you’re out of cream. 😊 Six full cups is fantastic; you’ll have plenty to enjoy! And licking the skillet? That’s the best part! 😂 Thank you for sharing, and I’m thrilled you’ll be making it this way from now on. Enjoy every spoonful!
@DimitrasDishes just a question, how many cups do you think a pie should have? "Alexa" said 4 cups per pie for 9" pie dish. I'm 60 and do cook alot but pies were never my forte'.
I love this simple recipe. I will definitely be trying it in a few days. Thanks
This is so good ! I already made this before now I’m making it for Thanksgiving .
I love 💕 the music 🎶 you play very calming
After being away from the kitchen, for some time, I've gotten the need to try something, I've made up my mind to try apple pie. You can't really find a really good pie at the store anymore, so, I'm going to make one myself. I'm using your pie filling recipe. It looks really good. After a couple try's with premade crust I'll be trying with your short bread crust, It sounds so good, so thank you so much for the vid, it's going to be a big help.
This recipe is so delicious!!! My son loves it so much! Thank you very much for sharing
Thank you for sharing this wonderful apple filling!!!
Thanks for sharing this posting. It’s looks so good. 👌🏾🙏🏼
Wow wow wow so delicious
Love to watch you all time
Thank you
Can this be frozen in batches? I have a bunch of apples right now; trying to figure out what to do with them all so they don't go bad. Thanks for the recipe!
Amazingly perfect filling and just the consistency i was looking for. So Good!!
I ‘ll never try another apple pie filling ever!
Very easy and delicious 👍
Thank you for sharing this great recipe,,,I'm going to give this a try....🙌👍
Definately nice,,,looks Good ,,,Yep Im taking notes,,,,just pulled me some of my apples i pealed and cored about a month ago,,,wasjust testing the waters on freezing them and pulling them as you need later to see how they come out,,,Thanks gonna try this today.....
Thank You, looks delicious!
Mix all your dry ingredients 1st. I would leave out the corn starch…. Put in a coffee mug add a small dash water. Stir cook apples first w everything else, add cream warm through and then add the liq corn starch! Stir till thickened. Remove from heat
tq for it.wanna do this 😊
No.
I would imagine Dimitra's takes a more simple approach
Explain the coffee mug please?
What can i use instead of corn starch? I don’t have that
I tried this and it's so good on it's own or with vanilla ice cream. 10/10 making this again!
Made this today and it’s delicious!
I made it yesterday. It was really delicious and easy to make. Thanks 👍🤗
My pleasure 😊
Just found you, subscribed, watched & liked
Can't wait to use this recipe.. now to make a pie that doesn't get a soggy crust
Soo yummy I just want to pour some hot custard on top with a sprinkle of cinnamon and dig in!💜
Man that filling looks so good!! this video is by far the best one I've ever seen! AMAZING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Lies. Too obvious
You’re the best Dimitra ❤️
Thank you for being here!!
This is a super awesome video it's very helpful for making apple pie tart thanks.
I feel like we are hanging out when I watch these! Great video, Im gonna try it!
Ooo this looks perfect
OMG! This is so easy and sooooooo good! ive got pie crust made and chilling for pies of the hand!!
Looks delicious. I will be trying this recipe. My son only wants the filling with some ice cream 43 yo smh. But I will do almost anything for my children when it comes to cooking. Thanks so much for sharing
I bake / make both apple and pear pie filling specifically for ice cream as well! It's perfect! 👍🏻
i have a peeler/corer that is a life saver. I live on an apple orchard so its great!
New sub. Will be making this. watching you peel and core is therapeutic.
It's absolutely delicious. Thank you so much for sharing this incredible recipe. Everyone enjoy it.l
Can I can it in the jars? I love your recipe easy and it looks delicious..
Thank you. I need this recipe for my apple pie that I’m planning to make.
I can’t wait to make this
I love a sweet but tart apple 🍎 pie filling so can I use Granny Smith apples 🍏 or if mixed which apples is best to use for a sweet tart flavor?
Granny smith and Gala. Avoid the red delicious/yellow delicious as they get too mushy 👍
This looks lovely thankyou.i got a lot of apples I need to use before they go off x
Got apples raining down here in SLC from the heavens and the squirrels that keep harvesting them
And dropping them until I shoot them… so I have been enjoying using your recipe Dimitri! Thank you! Supah tasty onolicious
Let them have the apples. Sounds like you have enough to share. This planet is not just for rotten humans.
Looks delicious..what is the reason for the cream?
Looks so delicious, Dimitra!
I surely hesitate at first because the corn starch wasn’t diluted first and I haven’t made it that way ever but it is AMAZING … I used Granny Smith apples and a little less sugar for my taste it was Exactly spot on in every way! Love it! Thank you so much for sharing this.
Made this for a pie today. Easy and delicious.
I'm gonna be using this recipe!!
So I'm a pretty good cook, my signiture is a burger grilled with a mac & cheese center or baked beans I call them Meteor Burgers. It's December 1st and I got some apples from my job a couple days ago and just decided I was gonna bake an apple pie from scratch. I chose your recipe for filling cause it was the first in my search... mind you I've never baked anything from scratch in my life. Figured it was like cookin just math & science gonna see how it adds up, literally my dough is cooling right now. Just wanted to thank you for the content.
This is either gonna be amazing or hilariously bad...to be continued.
You got this!! It’ll be delicious 😄
“Im a pretty good cook” 🤓 then proceeds to contradict that entire statement
i have been making my apple pies since the late 80s/early 90s and everyone loves it. the only thing is that the pie is really watery until it sets up for a few days. was looking for a video of how to reduce the apples but came across this video. gonna try this and see how it turns out.
My wife thinks this is the best filling I've ever made!!!! Thank you
Oh, my God! This is good. Thanks for sharing.
Pampered chef used to have an apple peeler corer slicer that was worth the money not sure if they still have but a must have
Best one I've seen Thankyou
I just bought my Apple peeler/ corer it is so awesome . Bought it at Stokes in Canada Boxing Day sale $17
You are an authentic person ❤️❤️❤️
Awesome, thanks ❤
I've come across several recipes that call for 1/2 cup of melted vanilla ice cream instead of the heavy cream and I really like it better. Especially when I don't have any heavy cream on hand.
GoodGriefLouise!! My moms name was Louise. We lost her in nov. And I love saying good grief. Enjoy your pies. My mom made the best apple pie etc. :) but I'm actually checking another recipe
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@@eileenfleenor5368 😥i am so sorry
Oh wow that's a great idea by using vanilla ice cream instead of heavy cream and definitely less expensive too😊
You could just add 1/2 TBS vanilla to the cream......without all the other factory additives that are already in that ice cream.
Perfect! Exactly what I was looking for
You definitely need an apple pealer slicer and core all in one. I just bought one from Amazon it works great! About 20$
It should be illegal how good this taste, thanks for the recipe 🙏
Haha! I agree!! I’m so glad you like it 😊
@@DimitrasDishesIf you have left over sauce and fresh apples, do you sweat the apples or do you just toss them in sauce?
(Worried about excess water from fresh apples)
Thank you, for the nice Video, looks so delicious mmh i will make the Apple Pie.😋Greetings from Germany 🙏😘👍
I've seen this recipe written by melting butter in pan, add cornstarch or AP flour, add spices, sugars and cream and heat until thickened stirring constantly for 1 minute. Set aside to cool. Then add to apples and stir in. Put in pie shell, if 2 crusts give egg wash and bake 425 for 15 min, turn down heat to 350 for another 45 min.
Can't wait to try this, looks delicious!
Try a melon Baller, it worked great cut The core right out. I made your recipe it was delicious and easy thank you for sharing and caring!
Looks so interesting so I have to try making this
Looks delicious
Great filling. Can I use green apples?
Looks delish. How would you modify this recipe if you are using Granny Smith apples?
Looks good. Thank you.
Dimitra mu fantastic i have made so many of your cakes pastries food your the best
I will be using this recipe for tomorrow’s pie! Update coming 🔜
Excellent!!
Looks delicious… will definitely make it… 🥧
I just made this recipe. Feedback time!
1. Type of apple REALLY matters with this. She's using only Galas here which are pretty hard apples and can easily withstand some pre-cooking. Some people use several types of apples in a pie so the trick is realizing that the softer apples like Golden Delicious can't handle the heat the way the Galas can, so they should be added a few minutes later.
2. You have to watch this pan like a hawk, otherwise you've made applesauce, no freakin' joke. It happens REAL fast.
3. Last comment is that you really do need 10 good sized apples for this recipe otherwise your apples will be swimming in sauce. Would have been nice if there had been some indication for how many 9 or 10 inch pies you can make with this.
I only need to make one 10 inch apple pie but had way too much goop and had to send search & rescue to dig my apple bits out. Tasty recipe though. Next time I'll either plant to make two pies or reduce this recipe by 50%.
Live and learn.
Anyone else have some tips?
Dimitra thank u with all my heart ❤
You're so welcome!!! 💙
TY sweet Dimitroula mou! Since I have gotten apples from the pantry, I'll utilize them. With gadgets, I have to question whether I'll use it or not before buying it.. I don't like to bu gadgets just for one thing because it's space consuming in my home. I agree with you about this.
Delicious
My aunt bought me a device that peels, cores & slices the apples. I LOVE it! But beware, it doesn't work so well with soft apples. When they're soft, the corer can't get a good enough grip to rotate the apples. But we don't usually use the soft or mushy apples in a pie anyway. She bought this one for around $20. at Bed Bath & Beyond but I'm sure you can find them at most big stores & online.
Δήμητρα Γεια σου....Ωραία μηλόπιτα....διαφορετική .
Can you freeze this or put it in canning jars for later use?
Thank you
Can this be used for making Apple Butter ? Looks absolutely delicious.
Dimitri you are beautiful and great recipe.
Thank you very much 🥰
If I used salted butter should I omit the salt?
How long do I cook the pie when I put this delicious fillling in the pie crust tomorrow.
I have an apple pie and an apple tart video up on UA-cam and on my blog. It takes about an hour in the oven. Enjoy!!
@@DimitrasDishes I saw that video after I asked..Love your cooking. Thanks hon
@@DimitrasDishes I made this tonight~ Omgosh, I poured one cup of cream instead of 1/2 So it looks really creamy. Still tastes good, though. The apples aren't completely cooked. So I will put the dish back in oven to heat it up? To cook without burning the cream? What can I do? Thank you, Dimitra!
Pampered Chef
Thank you for sharing this recipe, I make a similar recipe but I will definitely try your way!😋
Hope you enjoy it :)
Good video . Question what color grout did you use on your kitchen backsplash tiles ? Are they glass tiles ? White or an off greenish color ? Thanks