Kylie Freeman Papple wins Apple Pie “Bake-off”

(above) Kylie Freeman won first place in the Summit Farmers Market Apple Pie contest on October 9. The winning recipe can be found on the Summit Downtown, Inc. website.

Apple Pie “Bake-off” Winner announced

Summit Downtown, Inc. (SDI) once again hosted another Sunday Funday at the Summit Farmers Market on October 9. These events are always popular with customers at the Market as they show off the talent of many local amateur bakers like those who participated this time in the Apple Pie “Bake-off”. 

Coming in first place was Kylie Freeman, a 14-year-old resident of New Providence who frequents the Summit Farmers Market and is a sophomore theatre major at APA. The judges had a hard time choosing between what they described as all really delicious entries. The first-place recipe can be found on the SDI website. 

Summit Downtown, Inc. is a nonprofit organization dedicated to the ongoing development and promotion of the business community in downtown Summit, NJ.

Papple Pie Recipie
By: Kylie Freeman Papple 

Papple Pie Crust Ingredients: 1 cup of butter, 2 ½ cup flour, 1 tablespoon sugar, 6 tablespoon ice water, 1 tablespoon salt

Cut butter into ½ in cubes, then mix all dry ingredients (including sugar) in a large bowl. Add in cubed butter and Squish with fingers until there is a texture of grainy sand, then add in ice water 1 tablespoon at a time until dough just sticks together when pinched. Roll dough into a ball and chill before using.

Papple Pie Filling Ingredients: 3 large granny smith apples, 2 Bartlett pears, 1 heaping teaspoon of cinnamon, 1/8 teaspoon of nutmeg, zest and juice of one lemon, ½ cup of brown sugar, +1/2 cup white sugar

Wash and peal apples and pears, then slide them into ½ inch slices. Put in large bowl and add lemon (juice & zest), the 2 sugars, nutmeg, and cinnamon.

Cut pie crust in 2 and roll both out, put one in pie tin, and cut the other into long strips. Poke holes in bottom of pie crust and cover with a layer of brown sugar. Put filling in and cover with lattice, then bake for 55 minutes at 400 degrees. 

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