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Apple Toastie Pie

Apple Toastie Pie
So, I was sitting at my desk, doing some study when I felt the sudden urge to eat an apple pie. "But I cannot bake a pie" I thought to myself "and I don't have time to cook one anyways". Unsure of how to solve my dilemma, I walked into the kitchen looking for inspiration. Sitting on the bench-top was a toastie maker, You know,the ones you make cheese toasties in? "could I make an apple toastie?" I wondered. And so the Apple Toastie Pie was born.
 
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Step 1What you will need:

What you will need:
For the sake of simplicity, the apple toastie pie is made up of only a few basic ingredients.
The following amounts equate to one toastie pie:

1 Apple (Use old bruised apples if you can, its a great way to use them up)
1 tablespoon of sugar (this is only a rough guide, use whatever you see fit)
1/2 teaspoon of ground cinnamon powder (again only rough, use as much as you like)
Water
2 slices of bread
A tiny bit of butter

Along with this you will need some equipment:

A small saucepan
A Sandwich Grill
A knife (something fairly sharp to cut you're apple with)
A peeler 


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2 comments
Oct 19, 2011. 8:30 AMB2BSurvivor says:
Looks great, I will definitely try this. Being short on time is often a big problem for me. As much as "real homemade" always tastes better, I still have to take shortcuts now and then. Seems that a can of premade apple pie filling could shave some minutes on this project. I doubt it would be quite as good, and you would probably need to fish out the apple chunks to use, since the canned stuff often has lots of "syrup". But, if you've got the time, homemade is always best! Your instructable is very well done!
Feb 4, 2011. 9:40 AMJessieT says:
This looks good - think im gonna make one!

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