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Apple Pizza
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By CLBMBNTINB PADDLIFORD
This Week Food Editor
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dssssrt made with fresh fruit
Drowsy scent of ripening apples down
orchard lanes. Branches bending under
the weight of harvest. Scent of apples in
the market place. Apples at the roadside
stands, apples on pushcarts in polished
pyramids. Apples in the kitchen. It’s the
biggest apple crop since 1930. This year’s
pick promisas well over the 100 million
bushels totaled for 1956.
Knives thin-shce the fruit for pies to
make redolent of spice. And here’s some
thing different Apple Pizza. Its base
is a 16-inch circle of oatmeal pastry bed
ded deep with grated cheese. The apple
slices, rosy skin left on, are laid in spiral
formation to top with brown sugar and
cinnamon and so to bake. A finger
dessert for late-evening refreshment.
Appla Pizxa
Fas try:
2 cups sifted flour
/ teaspoon salt
49 cup roiled oats, uncooked (quick or
old-fashioned)
% cup shortening
5 to 6 tablespoons cold water
Sift together flour and salt; stir in oats.
Cut in shortening until mixture resembles
coarse crumbs. Add water gradually,
mixing lightly with a fork until pastry
will just hold together. On a lightly
floured surface roll pastry to form
a 16-inch circle. Cut around outside
edge with pastry wheel. Place on large
cooky sheet. Arrange filling ingredients.
Filling .
f 49 cups grated sharp cheese
5 unpared cooking apples, sliced
49 cup brown sugar
2 tablespoons flour
49 teaspoon cinnamon
44 cup batter or margarine
Sprinkle grated cheese on pastry, leav
ing I-inch rim uncovered. Overlap apple
slices in two circles, having tips toward
outer edge of pastry. Arrange more
apple slices to fill in center. Combine
sugar, flour and cinnamon; sprinkle
over apples. Dot with butter. Fold the
I-inch rim of pastry over apples. Bake
at 3SO*F. for 30 minutes. Serve warm
or cold. Yield: 10 portions.
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