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[citizenscreen]

Happy #NationalApplePieDay

[jamieroxxartist]

Ha! ;) Happy #NationalApplePieDay!

[duranduratulsa]

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[nobertsales]

Happy National Apple Pie Day! Today, apple pie is the most popular flavor in America, followed by pumpkin, chocolate, lemon meringue and cherry – according to the American Pie Council. Apple pies or tarts have shown up, in one form or another, since the Middle Ages. English apple pie recipes go back to the time of Chaucer. The 1381 recipe is the earliest known apple pie recipe in the world, and lists the ingredients as good apples, good spices, figs, raisins and pears. It wasn’t until the 15th century that Dutch bakers transformed the crust-less apple pie into the lattice-style pastry we commonly see today. #NationalApplePieDay #ApplePie 🍎 🥧 🍏 #FoodSales #NonFoodSolutions #FoodConsultant #DisposableSolutions #FoodDude #FoodService #Food #FoodServiceSolutions #NobertSales @NobertSales (at Germantown, Tennessee) https://www.instagram.com/p/CdgJKATA1Uf/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[rabbitcruiser]

National Apple Pie Day 

The American classic, a staple of holiday dinners and grandma’s cooking. Try your hand at making your own Apple pie, or visit a diner or bakery and indulge.

If you ask a variety of people, most of them will jump at any chance they get to sink their teeth into a piece of apple pie, especially if it is fresh out of the oven. National Apple Pie Day is kind of like a blank check for eating apple pie, so everyone should be sure to make the most of it!

Of course, National Apple Pie Day is so much more than that too. It has the ability to get families together, whether baking in the kitchen or enjoying delicious desserts together. And for many people, this day is an act of patriotism. After all, apple pie is as American as, well, as they say, apple pie.

Apple pie might not be originally American, but it is now certainly associated with many American cultures and traditions. Even so, there is certainly no reason why people around the world can’t celebrate National Apple Pie Day, though.

So head to the apple orchard or farmers’ market, get those apples and get started with the honoring of National Apple Pie Day!

History of National Apple Pie Day

History reveals that apple pie seems to have been very popular in centuries past in countries like England and The Netherlands. Both of these countries have recipes going back many centuries. In fact, the history of apple pie dates back more than 600 years, to the 14th century with an English recipe. However, it was not cemented as an American classic until around the turn of the 20th century.

At that time, in the 1900s, Apple Pie was seen by many people as a healthier option to certain other pies. Since then, presidents, American troops and memorable marketing campaigns have all latched on to the idea of apple pie as something that is distinctly and symbolically American.

National Apple Pie Day can bring together all of these various culinary traditions and allow people all over the world to enjoy the humble yet delicious apple joy in all its glory. This day is all about trying recipes and getting active in the kitchen. Even for people who don’t necessarily bake desserts very often, National Apple Pie Day offers up a chance to change that.

But, hey, just because a person may not feel like baking a pie, this does not exclude them from enjoying the day. Many other options exist for having fun with apple pie by eating it and sharing it with loved ones.

How to Celebrate National Apple Pie Day

Celebrating and enjoying National Apple Pie Day will obviously need to revolve all around apple pie. According to many people, there are two very simple and even more enjoyable things you have to do if you want to enjoy National Apple Pie Day to the fullest. The first is to make an apple pie and the second is to eat it.

Try these ideas for getting in on the fun:

Make an Apple Pie at Home

The great thing about apple pies is that they don’t have to be super complicated to make, so a person doesn’t need to be a master in the kitchen in order to rustle up a fantastic-tasting apple pie at home!

The dough only really requires flour, salt and water. And the filling? Well, that’s basically apple slices, some sugar, and some cinnamon and butter.

When making apple pie, here are some tips from the experts that might make the process go a bit more smoothly:

Instead of using all the same type of apples, mix it up by combining some apples that are sweet and some that are tart. The result will be more flavorful and delicious!

Many recipes call for brushing the outside of the crust with an egg wash after it is put together, but one expert tip is to brush the inside of the crust with an egg wash before adding the filling. This creates a barrier that keeps the apple juices from making the bottom crust soggy.

Once the inside has its egg wash, take a few extra minutes to layer the apples into the crust, rather than simply dumping them in. The apples will like more evenly and be less lumpy.

For people who want to go with something super easy, try using a premade refrigerator crust and apple pie filling from a can. Who will know?!

Buy an Apple Pie

For those people who know someone else who can make a pie for them (such as a local bakery!) is possible to even skip the first step. But, no matter where the pie comes from, enjoying delicious apple pies with the people closest to you is what it’s all about!

Even for people who decide to head to a local restaurant that has a reputation for making good apple pie, that is still better than not taking part in the day at all. Get recommendations and read reviews and then get out there and sample the best of them.

Host an Apple Pie Party

The best way to do this is to get a few friends together and make a variety of apple pies using different recipes and baking methods. That way, it is possible to enjoy apple pies that originate from many different places and see the multitudes contained under the umbrella of apple pies!

There are many ways to make apple pies, so this is the perfect time to take the opportunity to try a recipe that puts a new spin on an old classic. Or simply enjoy the classic apple pie recipe that’s been passed down through the family.

Try a New Recipe for Apple Pie

Take a look at these fun ideas and try out a new recipe that adds an extra twist on top of the basic apple pie:

Caramel Apple Pear Granola Cream Pie

Savannah High Apple Pie (piled super high and topped with streusel)

Individual Fried Apple Pies (more like hand pies, can be served on a stick)

Spiced Bourbon and Cinnamon Apple Pie

It couldn’t be easier to celebrate National Apple Pie Day, so be sure to enjoy it with friends and family!

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[sfc-paulchambers]

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[kevinmason]

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[meekiesmunchies]

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[kathlyns9centsy]

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[chillfactorperformance]

NATIONAL APPLE PIE DAY

MAY 13TH, IS NATIONAL APPLE PIE DAY. WHAT COULD BE MORE AMERICAN THAN GIVING A HEARTY SALUTE TO THIS SWEET, CINNAMON, BUTTERY, FLAKY APPLE CONFECTION? NO ONE DOESN'T LOVE APPLE PIE, AT LEAST NONE I WANT TO KNOW. THERE ARE ALMOST AS MANY APPLE PIE RECIPES AND VARIATIONS AS THERE ARE STARS IN THE NIGHT SKY. THE FIRST APPLE PIE RECIPE WAS ACTUALLY PRINTED IN ENGLAND IN 1381 AND INCLUDED APPLES, SPICES, FIGS, RAISINS AND PEARS BAKED IN A FLAKY CRUST. AMERICAN SOLDIERS DURING WORLD WAR II WERE OFTEN QUOTED THAT THEY WERE FIGHTING FOR MOM AND APPLE PIE. EVEN THOUGH IT HAS ITS ORIGINS IN ENGLAND, APPLE PIE HAS BEEN EMBRACED BY AMERICANS IN A BIG WAY. THE PHRASE...AS AMERICAN AS APPLE PIE HAS BEEN AROUND FOR MORE THAN ONE HUNDRED YEARS. CELEBRATE NATIONAL APPLE PIE DAY BY STAGING AN APPLE PIE BAKE-OFF. YOU BE THE JUDGE SO YOU CAN SAMPLE MULTIPLE VERSIONS OF APPLE PIE. EATEN IN ITS NATURAL STATE OR TOPPED WITH A SCOOP OF VANILLA ICE CREAM, APPLE PIE IS A NICE TREAT. ON NATIONAL APPLE PIE DAY, EVERYTHING IS COOL. IF YOU HAVE NEVER USED THEM, OUR COOLNECKWEAR IT WILL HELP KEEP EVERYONE COOL & COMFORTABLE

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[jamieroxxartist]

Ha! ;) Happy #NationalApplePieDay!

[ocfooddiva]

Celebrate National Apple Pie Day with Baked Apple Hand Pies from Whitney Miller’s New Southern Table! 🍏🥧 https://ocfooddiva.blogspot.com/2016/11/review-of-whitney-millers-new-southern.html #throwbackthursday #throwback #nationalapplepieday #applepieday #applepie #apple #pie #whitneymiller #newsoutherntable #baked #handpies #sweet #dessert #delicious #foodpics #foodlover #foodblogger #foodblog #foodblogfeed #foodbloggers https://www.instagram.com/p/CIWHoYMD9DX/?igshid=fhgr72889pg5

[rabbitcruiser]

National Apple Pie Day

Apple pie is seen as being very American. Just how American? Well, there is not one but two National Apple Pie Days in a year. And it’s almost a certainty you’ve heard the phrase “as American as apple pie.” How ironic it is, then, that apple pies didn’t even originate in the United States, nor did apples!

Apples came from Asia, and their seeds and cuttings were brought to the Americas by Europeans during colonial times. Prior to this, only crab apples were grown in the Americas. The first apples brought to the Western Hemisphere were tart and were used for making cider. It wasn’t until around 1800 when apples better suited for pies—with a higher acidity and crispness—began being grown in the United States. It was also around this time that Johnny Appleseed began traveling the country and helping solidify the association of the apple with America.

The earliest record of the phrase “American as apple pie” dates to 1924, when it appeared in an advertisement in the Gettysburg Times. The association between apple pie and America became inextricable by World War II when American soldiers would tell journalists they were fighting for “mom and apple pie.” This eventually led to the phrase “As American as mom and apple pie.” It became a prevalent saying in the United States during the Postwar years.

The earliest known apple pie recipe was printed by Geoffrey Chaucer in England in 1381. It included apples, spices, raisins, figs, pears, and saffron in a pastry crust. A Dutch apple pie recipe was found that dates to 1514. Dutch apple pies usually have a lattice pastry top. French, German, and Italian apple pies all appeared in recipe books before American colonies had been settled. Many early apple pie recipes didn’t include sugar, and some early pies were made in inedible containers called coffins. Today, apple pie usually has a bottom and top crust. It can be served hot or cold and can be topped with ice cream, custard, and whipped cream.

How to Observe

Celebrate National Apple Pie Day by making an apple pie from scratch or picking one up at a bakery. There are many recipes you could try. You could even do your best to make Chaucer’s recipe from 1381, the earliest known apple pie recipe.

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[scottsidea]

#nationalapplepieday #happynationalapplepieday 🍏🥧🍎 Why is it in spring, not fall? Thanks @bravetart for the recipe. I’ve made 100s of apple pies over the past few years and it was fun to try a new recipe. #applepie #apple #quarantinelife #quarantinebaking (at Lower Haight, San Francisco) https://www.instagram.com/p/CAJbcI7AZiQ/?igshid=1kiu6w2n8roha