French Apple Pie Recipe

Buttery Apples Brown Sugar Filling & Coconut Streusel Crumb Recipe

© Donna Diegel

Apples, Donna Diegel

Buttery apple pie with a walnut and coconut streusel top. Put this pie recipe on your dessert list this holiday season. One crust and canned apples make this Easy-as-Pie.

As American as "French Apple Pie"?

French Apple Pie, Dutch Apple Pie with Icing, German Apfelkuchen, Impossible Apple Pie, Double Crust Apple Pie, Mock Apple Pie made with Ritz Crackers. There are so many variations on apple pie alone, that entire cookbooks have been written using the ordinary and humble apple. The list of apple varieties grown around the world could easily fill more than a bushel basket.

Just the mention of apple pie seems to conjure up all sorts of warm, fuzzy memories of helping Grandma in the kitchen. Peeling the apples, making homemade pie crust, flour all over the kitchen floor. It could take literally all day to make an apple pie.

This French apple pie recipe is a real time saver. No need to peel apples, a single crust, and one bowl does double duty for easy clean-up. The job is even easier if you buy a store bought shell. Don't let the canned apples fool you either. This apple pie is juicy, buttery, and delicious.

Tips, Tools and Ingredients:

The Recipe: One Crust French Apple Pie

Filling Ingredients:

Topping Ingredients:

Directions:

  1. Drain apples, place in large mixing bowl.
  2. Add all other filling ingredients and mix with a spoon or spatula.
  3. Pour into your favorite unbaked pie crust. Set aside.
  4. In the same bowl, mix flour, sugar, salt, and butter with hands or pastry blender until crumbly and looks like streusel.
  5. Add walnuts and coconut and mix in.
  6. Sprinkle topping evenly over pie.
  7. Bake at 375 degrees for approximately 40 minutes or until bubbly and topping is lightly toasted.
  8. Cool before serving.
  9. Makes 1 9"pie.

For more delicious desserts try:

Chocolate Bread Pudding

Chocolate French Silk Pie

Kahlua Mousse Pie

Sourdough Carrot Cake

Lemon Tea Cake

Variations:


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