I found this recipe on Pillsbury site and truly as the saying goes this recipe is as easy as a pie. :) It hardly takes around five minutes to put together these crostatas besides the baking time. And you will have a delightful dessert to please everyone. Even my daughter who hates sweet stuff tried it and said it was yummy.
Ingredients: (Yield 6 crostatas)
Pillsbury or any other brand 9 inch refrigerated pie crust (one from 15 oz box)
2 small baking apples - peeled, cored and thinly sliced
2 Tbsp sugar
1/4 tsp cinnamon powder
Vanilla ice cream for serving
Method:
1. Soften the crust as directed on the box. Unroll the crust and roll out slightly. Cut into four 5 inch rounds. Collect the scraps, roll again and cut into 5 inch rounds again. (Totally I got 6 rounds.)Place the rounds on a greased baking sheet.
2. Heat oven to 425 deg F.
3. Mix sugar and cinnamon in a bowl and toss apple slices into it. Divide evenly the apple mixture onto center of each round. Fold 1/2 inch of the crust over filling, pinching all around slightly so that crust lays flat on apples.
4. Bake for 18 - 20 minutes until crust is golden brown
5. Serve warm with icecream if desired.
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Comments
I love corsata and these looks so cute and yumm.
ReplyDeletecute and lovely crostatas..looks delicious ..
ReplyDeleteReally very easy n yummy
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Wow wat an irresistible crostatas,damn cute and yummy.
ReplyDeleteThat does sound very quick to make! like the idea of those mini versions for kids..
ReplyDeletethis looks really delicious. mouth is watering now
ReplyDeleteThe crostatas look so yummy.....Bookmarked. Will try soon.
ReplyDeletelooks very inviting n delicious...
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sounds very simple and elegant. Shall have to pile up such easy to make/bake snacks for the upcoming summer when the kids will be upon me demanding yummy snacks like this one :)
ReplyDeleteMy daughter loves the pie crust and always asks me to buy it. I will show her what you have created with it.
ReplyDeleteLooks divine Suma..The first click is awesome...
ReplyDeletethese look so yummy - wish I had one now
ReplyDeleteLove these cute Crosata's....lovely clicks
ReplyDeletewow yummmy....
ReplyDeleteDoesn't pillsbury pie crust have lard in it?
ReplyDeleteThanks for bringing that to my attention, GKB. I don't recall what brand pie crust I used for this particular recipe though I got the recipe from Pillsbury..
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