Ina garden apple pie

ina garten’s deep dish apple pie – a hint of rosemary

Apple pie has always been a problem for Ina Garten. The apples either come out too hard or taste like applesauce. Some pies are overwhelmed with cinnamon or allspice when she just wants the spices to bring out the “appleness” of the filling. She made pies for a week and her friends were beginning to groan, until she arrived at what she thinks is the quintessential apple pie. Her secrets for the perfect pie crust were first, the butter, shortening and water must all be very cold. Second, the…

Based on a recipe by Ina Garten, found in Barefoot Contessa Family StyleFor a time-saver, use pre-made refrigerated pie crust.

Ina Garten's apple crostata is the best apple pie recipe you will ever need! Flaky buttery crust envelopes chopped apples with grated orange peel, cinnamon and allspice. I add a little cream to the apples for a yummy creamy flavor.

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I already have a couple easy fall apple desserts that I make every year- French apple cake and apple pie bars. I had to add this one onto the list this year. I love fruit desserts! :) This recipe w…

This recipe is from Ina Garten, the "Barefoot Contessa". Prep time includes the hour that the pastry dough is in the frig.

After buying her specialty food store, cookbook author Ina Garten says her husband, Jeffrey, took her on a grand tour of food stores in California looking for inspiration. When she visited Oakville Grocery in Napa Valley and they were making apple pie bars, she thought it was a great idea. “I worked on my version of the bars with two kinds of apples, tart Granny Smiths and sweet Golden Delicious,” Ina says. “One large batch of buttery shortbread makes both the crust and the crumble topping.”

Here's my honest review of the recipe.

You know the classic back-to-school decorations with apples on them? The old-fashioned teacher's desk with the perfect red apple sitting next to it? You might be thinking all of that is outdated and perhaps a 'thing of the past.' I'm here to tell you that it is not. I have an apple sitting on my desk at work right now. Teachers love apples. The reason is simply practical. Teachers get about a 20 minutes lunch and an apple is something they can grab and eat real quick with one hand while…