Want to make fried apple pies without the hassle of having to make dough? I found a way, (I think). Someone may have already thought of this and if they did then YAY for them! But hubby was wanting some fried apple pies and I didn’t want to have to make my dough, then wait for it to get cooled off in the fridge, then roll it out, etc. So, I thought what can I do? Then I noticed I had a can of crescent rolls in the fridge and thought “why not?” What follows …… nothing but pure deliciousness!
What you will need.
Fried apples (refer to Fried Apples recipe), cooked down (until all the liquid is gone)
1 to 2 packages crescent rolls
Butter
Start by cooking your apples (see fried apples recipe). Once they are done and cooked down put them in the fridge to cool.
Once you apples have cooled completely, prepare your skillet. Place 5 or 6 pats of butter in a skillet and turn it on medium high heat.
Unroll and separate the crescent rolls. You can get 4 pies out of one can of crescent rolls
Put about 1/2 to 1 tablespoon of apples on one crescent roll.
Cover apples with another crescent and press edges together to form a seal. Moisten with water around the edges to form a tighter seal if needed.
This is what it should look like! You can trim the corners if you want to!
Your butter should be melted, hot and ready for the pie. Drop pies in one at a time. I usually only fry two at a time. Fry each side of pie for about 3 to 5 minutes or until golden brown.
And here they are, ready to eat with a cold glass of milk! Yummy. Oh, you can also serve them with a big huge scoop of vanilla ice cream on top!
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May I share your site with a group im in. Its a fb group recipes of days gone by… I was looking for a croissant recipe cuz like u that’s what I have lol and if like to share your recipe and your name with your permission of course
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Mindy, thanks so much for reaching out to me. I would honored for you to share my site with your group. I’m also going to look up your group, sounds interesting.
God Bless
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