It has come to my attention that microwave dessert Instructables are becoming very popular...
Here are two of them, one is a cake & the other is a brownie. Since the Instructables are so popular I decided to bring out the old microwave apple pie recipe.

This Recipe Makes Four Servings.

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Step 1: Prep.

Here are the ingredients you need:

3 good sized apples
2/3 cup of packed brown sugar
2/3 cup of oats (whole or regular)
1/2 cup of bisquick mix
3 tablespoons of soft butter
3/4 teaspoons of ground cinnamon
3/4 teaspoons of nutmeg....

Tools:

1 fruit peeler
1 8 in. pyrex (or other microwave safe) dish
1 wooden spoon
1 apple slicer
1 bowl

Step 2: The Hard Part... :-[

This is definitely the hardest part of the cooking process...
Peeling the skins off the apples...

First, start by washing all of the apples in cold water.

Then, grab your fruit peeler, and start peeling from one side until you've gone all the way around the apple.

Now that you have finished peeling the apples, get the apple slicer and place it in the middle of the apple, as in picture 5.

Next, with a little aggressive force push down with two hands to slice the entire apple, as in picture 6.

Finally, place your sliced apples in the pyrex dish, picture 7.

Step 3: Mixing

After you have finished the last step, it's time to mix all of your remaining ingredients into your bowl.

Remember to mix these ingredients:

2/3 cup of packed brown sugar
2/3 cup of oats (whole or regular)
1/2 cup of bisquick mix
3 tablespoons of soft butter
3/4 teaspoons of ground cinnamon
3/4 teaspoons of nutmeg

To soften my butter, I put it in the microwave for about 12 seconds.

(tip) Use your wooden spoon to mix ingredients quicker.

Step 4: The Final Stretch...

Next, you will need to pour the contents of your mixing bowl onto the apples, see picture 1.

Then, place the pirex dish into the microwave for about 8-9 minutes.

After, the pie is done, take it out of the microwave and let it cool off for about two minutes, see picture 2.

Then, it's ready to serve...

I normally serve in a small bowl with ice cream. (see picture 3)

Thanks for viewing my Instructable!

^{recipe courtesy of bettycrocker.com}