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With fall comes apples, and better yet, apple pie. But that's not all.
Chris Kimball, editor in chief of Cook's Illustrated magazine and host of public television's "America's Test Kitchen" , shared on "The Early Show" some improved and updated desserts using fall's greatest fruit: the apple.
Over 25 years of testing apple recipes Kimball's found that cooking with a mixture of two types of apples works best. He recommends using Granny Smith and either a McIntosh or a Golden Delicious.
The Granny Smith apples, he explained, keep their shape nicely during cooking, and the other two, McIntosh and Golden Delicious, add great flavor.
RECIPES:
Apple Crisp
Serves 6
To make a larger crisp that serves 10, double all the ingredients, use a 13 x 9-inch baking pan, and bake for 55 minutes at 375°F, without increasing the oven temperature. If making an apple crisp, we recommend equal quantities of Granny Smith and McIntosh Source
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