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I love rhubarb crisp but apple crisp was always sickly sweet for me, and
I hate apple pie. I was watching a cooking show today and wanted a taste of this. The cook had a glass 8x8x2 baking dish filled level to the top with: medium chopped apples in their skins which had been mixed with zest and juice of one orange and it looked like no more than 1/4 cup of sugar. The interesting topping was mounded on top before baking. It was the usual mixture of flour, butter, noninstant oatmeal, brown sugar, but with: chopped up chunks of white cheddar cheese (the cook said dont use shredded cheese because it will disappear into the crust during baking-you want to still see chunks of cheese after baking.) I also thought that cheddar/beer pot pot pie crust I posted recently (from the food network magazine) might be interesting on top of apple crisp. |
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