Fall Time in Oxford

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Oxford Fun!

Apple Puff Pie.

We have a couple apple trees on our property. So I picked some to bake with. They are crisp and a little on the tart side. They are perfect for tarts, pies, and apple sauce.

How I made it:

1 square puff pastry

3 apples cut med/thin

Butter for spreading over the pastry

Cinnamon

Brown Sugar

Flower for dusting counter top when rolling it out

I dusted the counter top with flower then I rolled out the puff pastry till it was large and cut it into two pieces. One side for the bottom and the other for the top.

Placed it in the pie dish and scrunched the access pastry down on to the sides.

I spread butter all over the pastry.

Next I laid all the apples in a circle flat till the whole bottom was covered.

Sprinkled a cup of brown sugar on top evenly

Sprinkled cinnamon all over.

Add little pieces of butter on top evenly.

Then place the top pastry on and any access pastry I laid around the edges of the pie.

You can never have too much puff pastry, LOL!

Put it in the preheated oven at 350 for 30min or until brown.

Fall Treats...

I am in the Fall spirit and loving making tons of treats for my husband. He is loving it and I am having a fun time making them all. So today I made, chocolate, peanut butter Rice Krispies treats. They are so good!! I can't wait to see what I make next!!

2-3 big spoon's of peanut butter,
1 bag of chocolate chips,
1/2 stick of butter,
1 bag of large marshmallows

1 box of plain Rice Krispies

Melt the first 3 ingredients on med/low heat, then add the marshmallows. Let them slowly melt.
After the marshmallow has melted add the box of Rice Krispies.
mix till all coated then pour into two square baking dishes. I put aluminum down first.

Press the mixture down and let cool off and yummy in your tummy time!

It takes like 10 min all together.