My Husband's Apple Pie

Is that not a thing of perfect beauty? My husband made it. He thinks of himself as simply an adequate cook, but I beg to differ. An adequate cook doesn't turn out an exemplary apple pie, and his is exemplary. I've never cared a fig for apple pie, but I'd have eaten the whole thing myself. (I think a certain 3-yr.-old would say the same, judging from the way she carefully finessed a giant slab into her tiny mouth). I'd post a recipe but it would be beside the point. Honey, that's a mighty fine pie.

Comments

[BackyardChef]

That is simply gorgeous. The pie of which dreams are made....

[GG Mora]

Indeed...I'm already dreaming of the next one.

[Tana]

Whatta guy. My man rolls the tightest burrito on earth, though. All that experience with rolling joints, ya know?

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[Bob delGrosso]

That pie looks good for sure. But I know from long experience that making a pie look good is a lot easier than getting it to taste good. So Mrs. Mora, how does it taste?

[GG Mora]

Mr. delGrosso, it was delicious. We had the remains for breakfast the following morning (I love pie-for-breakfast days!).

[Daphne]

tight burritos, luscious pies, what else does he make? I would love to get K just to make something that looks appetizing-it doesn't have to even taste good! Did TJ prepare foods like this before you entered his life, or has it been by osmosis?

[PJM]

Didn't TJ tell you? Our ability to make a pie (particularly apple pie) is from a gene passed down along from our mother. Dad gave us the pasta and paella genes.