Thanks so much, Sarah. They do come together quickly and deliver on flavor and texture. I swung by an orchard for a giant bag of “utility” apples today. While most will be eaten raw with peanut butter, I see more pie in my future.
Beautiful, just beautiful!! Will make with our terrace apples in Switzerland while seeing the « North Country » in its painted glory and smell the wood fires and fallen leaves of my youth!!
I made these today with some slight modifications. I added calvados to the apples and used crème fraiche in the dough. I’ll definitely make them again. Thanks
It really looks like the filling has spices in it from the photos. Cinnamon? Did I miss this in the recipe?
EEEEEEEEEEEE! I missed that line in the recipe. IOU, Sharon. Good catch. It's in there now. Thank you!
M
These look so lovely.
Thanks so much, Sarah. They do come together quickly and deliver on flavor and texture. I swung by an orchard for a giant bag of “utility” apples today. While most will be eaten raw with peanut butter, I see more pie in my future.
Happy fall,
M
I"d make these, but all I have are Granny Smiths. ;)
We’ll make an exception for you. 😂🍂🍁❤️🍂🍁
Gorgeous! By coincidence I made apple hand pies for Canadian thanksgiving with some crabapple butter and apple filling.
I'm intrigued by the crabapple butter!
Beautiful! Will use Calvilles, a favorite! Thanks Martin.
Love them! Sometimes I’ve scored a bag of Calville ground falls at Poverty Lane. Incredible deal and they keep forever. 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
Beautiful, just beautiful!! Will make with our terrace apples in Switzerland while seeing the « North Country » in its painted glory and smell the wood fires and fallen leaves of my youth!!
So glad to hear this, Pamela. Typing as I sit by our woodstove, leaves dropping outside. 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
Martin
Just need a Robert Frost poem and all will be perfect.
I made these today with some slight modifications. I added calvados to the apples and used crème fraiche in the dough. I’ll definitely make them again. Thanks
Impeccable, thank you for sharing
Apple hand pies are literally holding the psalm of fall in your hand. These look lovely!
Such elegant little hand pies, thanks, Martin!
Just a poem by Robert Frost « The Road not Taken » and it will be perfect!