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Delicious Apple Pie Stix

Easy to eat on the road very portable, reminds you of grandma's apple pie. Great for going on long trips or for serving as party snacks. They are perfect for people who love lots of pie crust. I hope you guys enjoy this recipe as much as my family and i have.

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Step 1Making baking tin

I couldn't find a baking tin that was in the shape that i needed sp i went to Ralphs and bought two disposable mini muffin tins and muffin wraps whatever you call them. The first thing you do is push down the bridge between two of the muffin cups. Then smooth out the wrinkles in the bottom of the depression with whatever you have around, i used the handle of a steak knife i had lying around. Nest line them with the paper muffin wraps.

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36 comments

Feb 28, 2010. 7:54 PMRita K Pattiwael says:

Hi! I'm not very good at cooking but I love to try any recipes I like. I've tried make an apple pie some time ago not so succesfull. And I'm glad I found your recipe! Thanks a bunch.

Aug 26, 2009. 9:58 PMapplesaucemodifier says:

I tried making this but i messed up on the dough, it became to runny and unusable. i figured out it was unusable after my mom came down stairs and yelled at me for 5 miuntes. i ended up mixing the runny dough and cinamin apples together and baked them in cupkake molds. they turned out alright but i also baked up some extra apples and put them on top. if any one else messes up as bad as i did i sugest adding some sugar to the mix to make the dough sweeter. Thanks for the recipe!

Aug 13, 2009. 4:51 AM

porcupinemamma says:

looks yummy

Aug 5, 2008. 7:14 PMDoctor What says:

Is there any good dipping sauces that you've tried?

Aug 13, 2009. 4:51 AM

porcupinemamma says:

What about caramel sauce?

Aug 5, 2008. 11:02 PMachannell1 (author) says:

we havent tried anything other than eating them with softened ice cream or whipped cream

Aug 5, 2008. 3:41 PMAnarchistAsian says:

i buy these all the time from the grocery store! they're one of my favorite breakfast snacks, thanks for sharing, i give it a 5

Aug 5, 2008. 5:31 PMachannell1 (author) says:

oh really where do you get them

Aug 17, 2008. 11:18 AMAnarchistAsian says:

ha ha! mom got em for me, here's what it looks like!

Feb 15, 2009. 12:03 AMRiddleOfSphinx says:

Looks like the same thing only with slits and pie filling. And given being sold at starbucks...probably a HUGE price difference :P..lol.

Feb 21, 2009. 7:31 PMAnarchistAsian says:

yeah, that one was from another place tho...

Feb 22, 2009. 1:09 PMRiddleOfSphinx says:

Aw, I see....never been to Starbucks, so I assumed, from what you said, that the one pictured was from there...my bad :P Would still be nice to try this out sometime....whenever I HAVE the time 0_O...lol

Feb 27, 2009. 3:07 PMAnarchistAsian says:

yeah

Aug 5, 2008. 5:35 PMAnarchistAsian says:

starbucks sometimes has them, my mom's work (she works at BMC0, H.E.B. (if you live in the u.s.), and you can probably get them at a local bakery (obviously) and one more thing... the ones i get look way nicer, and they're moist, and have some "design" to them. (i'm not saying anything bad about yours, i'm just want to say how great they are if you can find them)