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Apple pie

I had a favorite apple pie recipe, which I liked to make, mainly because it was very easy and tasted good. But, recently, I came across another recipe,which picture, of course, lured me. I tried it tonight, and it was great to the eyes and to the palate.



If you want to try it hop over at Under the Golden Apple Tree for the recipe.
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  1. Ida Red(aka)RicheleOctober 21, 2009 at 1:34 PM

    That is one of the MOST beautiful pies I have ever seen! My kids were in awe. My lattice never looks that neat. lol. I love this blog also. I will have tons of fun here! Thanks for linking the recipe back to me...that was very kind. Oh and I stole your Daily Blessings...hee hee. I wanted KJV verses and it was hard to find that so I had to snag it when I saw it. So, you will see the Daily Blessing on my blog as well.

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  2. jimswifeOctober 22, 2009 at 12:17 AM

    Yummy, that looks so good. Have a day full of blessings,

    Lori

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  3. teereesaOctober 22, 2009 at 11:20 AM

    This pie looks absolutely scrumptious! Enjoy the days blessings..........Teresa from Red Maple Roost

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