Ingredients
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2
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1/4
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1/2
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1/2
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1/2
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1/2
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1/4
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3/4
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1/2
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-
-
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-
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Directions
Sheila’s Best Apple Crisp (No Oats),This is the apple crisp from my childhood (there is no oatmeal in the topping). If I could only pick one dessert to make the rest of my life, this would probably be it. Mom always made this in her beautiful copper au gratin pan. I bought the same pan when I got married, just so I could make this dessert. Originally from the 1966 version of the “Woman’s Day Encyclopedia of Cookery”, Mom adapted it slightly over the years (with a little help from Cooks Illustrated I think). Cutting the apples into “cubes” (instead of slices) helps the apples keep the apples firm throughout. I have made this with pecans or walnuts. I have also made it without nuts. I like it best with pecans, but all versions are yummy!! I love it warm or cold. You can serve it with ice cream, but I usually only do that for dinner parties.,If I doubled the receipt do I double the cooking time?,Add less water than required, apples were mushy and made the whole dish soggy and watery.
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Steps
1
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Cut Cold Butter Into Small Cubes. Place in Freezer to Chill Further. |
2
Done
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Prepare Apples. |
3
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Peel Apples. |
4
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Cut an Apple Into Quarters. Cut Out Core. Cut Each Apple Slice One More Time So That There Are 8 Slices. |
5
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Cube the Apple by Cutting Each Slice the "short" Way 2 or 3 Times. Apple Chunks Should Be No Smaller Than 1 Inch (or They Will Get Too Mushy When Cooking). |
6
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Cube the Remaining Apples. |
7
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Put Apples Into an 8 1/2 X 12 Inch Au Gratin Casserole Dish, or an Equivalent Baking Dish (it's Pretty Forgiving). |
8
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Pour Water Over Apples. |
9
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Prepare Topping:. |
10
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in the Food Processor Put the Sugar, Nutmeg, Cinnamon, Salt and Flour. Pulse Until Combined. |