Dutch Apple Pie: Dehydrated Apple Food Storage Recipes

I was very happy to discover just how easy it is to use dehydrated apples in apple pies. In fact, not only are they easy…they are DELICIOUS! I can honestly say I will NEVER go back to peeling, coring, and slicing apples EVER AGAIN for a delicious apple pie. Making an apple pie from dehydrated apples saves time (takes only 5 minutes to get the apples ready and most of that time is just the apples sitting in boiling water), makes a smaller mess, and is just as delicious. HOORAY!! Once again food storage makes life easier (and just as delicious)!  So give it a try at your Thanksgiving Feast…no one will know you did anything different.

DUTCH APPLE PIE

One pre-made pie crust (you can make your own or I like those pilsbury ones that aren’t in a pie crust)

Filling:

2 cups dried apples firmly packed 2 cups boiling water.

Pour over apples and let set for at least 5 minutes.

Mix together:

1/3 cup sugar 2 tbsp. Flour

½ tsp. Cinnamon

Add to the apple mix and continue cooking until thick. Stir constantly to prevent scorching. Pour mixture into pie shell and dot with 1 tbsp. Butter

Topping:

1/3 cup packed brown sugar

½ cup whole wheat flour

¼ cup butter

Cut in till crumbly. Sprinkle over the apple mixture and place in 350ºF oven for 55 minutes.

 

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  • http://www.baskersfunfoods.blogspot.com/ Stephanie

    That’s a really cool idea! Do you dry your own apples, or do you purchase them somewhere?

  • http://www.baskersfunfoods.blogspot.com/ Stephanie

    That’s a really cool idea! Do you dry your own apples, or do you purchase them somewhere?

  • http://www.baskersfunfoods.blogspot.com Stephanie

    That’s a really cool idea! Do you dry your own apples, or do you purchase them somewhere?

  • admin

    Stephanie,
    I don’t dry my own apples. I purchase them at the LDS cannery. They are cheap and the BEST I’ve ever eaten! Not to mention a good brand name (Tree Top). Give them a try, you’ll love them!

    Crystal

  • admin

    Stephanie,
    I don’t dry my own apples. I purchase them at the LDS cannery. They are cheap and the BEST I’ve ever eaten! Not to mention a good brand name (Tree Top). Give them a try, you’ll love them!

    Crystal

  • admin

    Stephanie,
    I don’t dry my own apples. I purchase them at the LDS cannery. They are cheap and the BEST I’ve ever eaten! Not to mention a good brand name (Tree Top). Give them a try, you’ll love them!

    Crystal

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  • Elizabeth Goodrich

    Crystal – do you think dehydrated peaches would work in this recipe?

  • eatfoodstorage

    YES!

  • eatfoodstorage

    YES!

  • jbremner

    so excited to try this recipe.  everything is in my food storage.  YEAH!!  love your website.

  • J welch

    I purchased 2 boxes of apples from the cannery in Lindon a couple years ago. I have found they have a very chemical smell and after taste. I called and they said to let them air out for a bit when I open the can. This gets rid of the smell but not the aftertaste. I have been very disappointed since they were 50 bucks a box. I have heard others talk about loving them and so think its a fluke. But what an expensive fluke, and no refund. I’m afraid to try again