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Friday, October 22, 2010

One of James Hydes Favorite Desserts Dutch Apple Pie from Mrs.Mix It


James Hyde and his wife Sue Ling and there son were at my home for James Hyde's birthday and for Canadian Thanksgiving. Some of you might remember James from the Soap Operas such as  "Passions", "As the World Turns" and "Sex in the City" in a guest staring role.  Every year when we celebrate Canadian Thanksgiving we always celebrate James Hyde’s Birthday which is October 9th. This year we made James one of his favorite desserts which is Dutch Apple Pie. Sometimes I even serve Dutch Apple Pie with warm Carmel sauce on top and with a scoop of ice cream. However, this past Sunday we served it with just whipping cream because we were all so full, from Canadian Thanksgiving.  I always try to make this recipe  for Thanksgiving because every one loves a good Dutch Apple Pie.


James Hyde's Favorite Dutch Apple Pie
3 Large Lady Smith Apples sliced ( Pink in Color)
3 Granny Smith Apples sliced
3 tablespoons Corn Starch Gluten free
2 teaspoons tapioca pudding Gluten free
1 cup Fresh Squeezed Orange Juice
1 tablespoon cinnamon
Gluten Free home made Pie and Tart Crust or if you would like the easy way out 
Pillsbury makes a great Gluten Free Pie Crust
1 Jar of Carmel Sauce (Optional for drizzling on pie)

TIP Of The DAY: I love my apple slicer they are inexpensive and it brings your children in the kitchen with you to help. Plus it is an easy activity to gets the kids involved, and it encourages them to cook with you. I strongly recommend purchasing; I have the Pinzon Apple and Potato Peeler, Corer, and Slicer and I love it!

Take your apples and peel and slice and set aside. then Cut in half if using the peeler and corer.


Next Make your Mrs Mix It’s home made Pie and Tart Crust. Roll it out and place in bottom of pie pan and cut edges off. Sprinkle bottom of pie shell with tapioca pudding.


Next take your apples, flour, cinnamon, orange juice and toss in large bowl then after evenly coated place in Pie Shell.


Next Cover with Crumble topping holding hand on edge and packing down ever so lightly. Cook uncovered for 1 hour at 350 degrees.

Serve Warm with Ice Cream and Carmel Sauce or just on its own.

Bon Appetite!

Enjoy,

Sheila Fretz

4 comments:

  1. Beautiful dish. Looks delish. Makes my crisp look pretty scant. Thanks for sharing!

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  2. Trish thanks for the comment. I am soi glad you enjoyed coming by. Come back again when you want to get a new recipe.

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  3. oh my...this looks so delicious. your friends are very lucky! isn't crumble the best thing ever invented. hope you are having a great weekend
    christy

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  4. i loved him in 'Passions'!

    yummy pie, must make one myself!

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