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Apple Custard Pie - September 9, 2007 Pie was very good and easy to make. If someone is looking for a different type of apple pie, this is it. My Mother made a similar apple pie so I was intrigued to see th...
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The History of Apple Pie
In Colonial times the taste of a dish was emphasized more than appearance and presentation. Pies were often baked with a "take-off crust". The process allowed sugar and spices to be added after the apples had baked in the bottom pastry shell. Sliced apples were arranged in a pastry-lined pie pan. The pie was baked with the top crust loosely placed on top, but not sealed to the under crust. When the pie was done, the top crust was gently lifted off, sugar and spices were added and the top crust replaced before serving. Sometimes the top crust was baked separately from the bottom crust and assembled after both parts were completely cooled.

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