Last Saturday we visited Big Apple Farm in Colborne, a couple of hours drive east from Toronto to try their "famous" apple pies. We were not impressed--the pies were mushy, soft crusted and bland. Maggie was so disappointed that she made her own pie when we came home, and it was a winner! I'm not saying this because I know Maggie will read it, I'm saying it because it's true. The crust, the flavor, everything was there. So, tonight Maggie challenged herself to best the last effort. The pie is steaming on the kitchen counter and before we taste it and the judgment is passed, we took a picture. I'm certain it's just as yummy as it looks.
Thursday, October 9, 2008
Apple pie
Last Saturday we visited Big Apple Farm in Colborne, a couple of hours drive east from Toronto to try their "famous" apple pies. We were not impressed--the pies were mushy, soft crusted and bland. Maggie was so disappointed that she made her own pie when we came home, and it was a winner! I'm not saying this because I know Maggie will read it, I'm saying it because it's true. The crust, the flavor, everything was there. So, tonight Maggie challenged herself to best the last effort. The pie is steaming on the kitchen counter and before we taste it and the judgment is passed, we took a picture. I'm certain it's just as yummy as it looks.
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