By the way, I bought a copy of the September issue of Southern Living magazine--82 Great Tasting Recipes, including "our best ever apple pie!"



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OK, do you know how to make those yummy apple fritters? If so, I am there! Well actually I like all apples just about anyway except with the peeling still intact.
The only kind of apple tree we have is a crab apple tree; they are not good for anything but shade! Jackson, however, loved to cram the whole little crab apple in his mouth when he was a toddler. I remember that was the first of many phone calls with that boy to the pediatrician asking, "Will this hurt him if he ate it?"
The apples look great!
I have a recipe for the best apple pie...it's 'sugar free' Has all-natural sugars in it...very yummy and very easy!
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