this is my scarecrow in my dried out corn patch... all my corn and sunflowers are about gone...but i can't let them go...i love to hear them rustling in the late afternoon wind...i have had the scarecrow for years and just can't bear to part with him even though he is looking kind of worn out...
we took a ride out to an old FARMSTAND with Teddy yesterday...
our apples are already starting to come in...
so i knew i had to make an APPLE PIE....
i made a quick crust...
i love my old pasrty wheel...
if i have time i always like making a lattice crust for the top...
weave it together...
and bake...tonight is the first PRESEASON football game..we're all set over here at FARMHOUSE KITCHEN.... are you ?
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oh yummy!
ReplyDeleteThat pastry wheel looks like a real heirloom! Did it belong to someone else in your family -- Mom, aunt, grandmother?
ReplyDeletethat looks delicous,, is there a struesel under that weave,, yummy,, no football here yet,,
ReplyDeleteLove your apple pie look dleicious and love your scarecrow! I need one, xgloria
ReplyDeleteoh wow..this is too funny! i have 4 just about to go in the oven!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! Apple pie is our all time favorite, I see one in the near future:@)
ReplyDeleteI can't figure out that weaving thing.
ReplyDeleteMine would never be as beautiful as yours!
I sure like the crumble top with the lattice too.
double dewwishouss.
says donkey in the pines
xx
The Mister is all set for Preseason football. I actually have class tonight & tomorrow day. Programming in the summer on a weekend, really what was I thinking? I should have my head examined!
ReplyDeleteThat pie looks amazing, have a great weekend.
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I wouldn't want to part with that sweet scarecrow either! Your apple pie looks yummy and I love your old pastry wheel.
ReplyDeleteKary, I smell autumns in the air! Everything looks deelish. Tonight the Redskins pre-season game on TV, pie sounds wonderful w/a dollop of ice cream. Hello, Mrs. Smith!! Chuckle.
ReplyDeleteThank you for popping by. You are very appreciated. Would you share my post with your followers to come over, please.
Have a beautiful weekend.
TTFN ~
Marydon
Your pie looks fabulous, I'm still in the peach mode, but haven't been baking any pies-I'm terrible with crust. Enjoy the game, it is movie night at our house. Give Teddy a hug.
ReplyDeleteDelicious looking apple pie. The smell must have been amazing. I have never made a lattice crust but Mary makes them all the time. I think I am going to have her over to give me some help with my crust. The Patriots had there pre-season game too. Where has summer gone? I have to go back to work on Sept.1st. Have a great weekend Kary!!
ReplyDeleteHi there Kary & Teddy, Loved seeing your scarecrow; fall is in the air here too but I don't want an early winter. Loved seeing your pie from start to oven-yummm.
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful weekend and give Teddy some love from us.
Hugs, Noreen & Reggie
oh you sure know how to make a pie Kary! Yum.
ReplyDeleteI want a pastry wheel! I need to write that on a wish list! ha. what a gorgeous pie...yes, I'd say you're all ready!
ReplyDeleteYour pie looks perfect...our apples just need a few more weeks, and then I'm there. Good to have this bookmarked for inspiration, thanks!
ReplyDeleteYummy looking pie. You just can't beat homemade Apple Pie. Yum
ReplyDeleteKary, there is a chill to the air this evening, warm apple pie accompanied with vanilla ice cream would fit the bill quite nicely. How very pretty your crust is. I am looking forward to the beauty that only fall can bring, Hugs to you and Teddy, Julie,
ReplyDeleteThat is the most amazing looking pie. I can't remember the last time I had homemade pie.
ReplyDeleteHi Kary and Teddy
ReplyDeleteI thing your old scarecrow is too sweet to scare away any crows! He is definitely a keeper
And am I ready for football? Never, ever, ever!
Your fresh baked apple pie-you bet!
They looks so good. I have to admit that I am jealous. I think my 5 apple trees have produced a whole 5 apples. Guess I'll have to buy them. The pie looks so yummy!
ReplyDeleteYou make the most delicious looking pies and the prettiest pie crusts! I love the way you flute the bottom crust! Your lattice looks beautiful! What pie crust recipe do you use?
ReplyDeleteNo RSVP required, and you and Teddy are welcome any time! The cottage needs lots of work on the inside, it's old, but clean!
Oh please save some for me my dear! My apple tree is bearing so much fruit this year and the birds have yet to get to them, so I better hurry and pick some =) Have a great weekend! Xoxoxo
ReplyDeleteHow I wish I could drop by for a bite of your scrumptious looking pie. Mmmm...yum.
ReplyDeleteThat pie looks like it's going to be a real treat!
ReplyDeleteI can't get over how far ahead of us you are each season. We are really only in mid-summer now.
Oh man! Look at that apple pie. Utter perfection! The apples here still have a few weeks to ripen. I can't wait!
ReplyDeleteWhat else do you put in? A little cinnamom, some raisins, almonds, walnuts?
ReplyDeleteThe pie looks delicious!
The pie looks so yummy!
ReplyDeleteI bet it was gone by the first half.
Enjoy the weekend!
Susan x
That scarecrow is looking pretty cute to me. In fact, all of your images are making me dream of Fall, a season we don't get on this side of the world. It's 113 out right now and won't really cool off until later in the year, maybe December, if we are lucky. Winter has been pretty mild for the past couple of years. That apple pie looks soooooooooooooooooooooooooooo good! Hope your weekend is great. Tammy
ReplyDeleteLove the scarecrow. That apple lie looks very good....... Have a good weekend Diane
ReplyDeleteKary, your pictures and your love of the seasons and all things homey make me happy. I wish sometimes I could just crawl into your pictures and stay. Love the apple pie and the scarecrow.
ReplyDeleteThis looks so good and I adore that old pastry wheel. We went to our high school's first scrimmage game last night. My son played! Woot Woot!
ReplyDeleteYes, that looks delish! Save me a piece.
ReplyDeleteYes, we are making a cake for our first Giants game tonight! yay, i love football season. Your blog makes me happy today because it's putting me in the fall mood....my favorite season! xo
The scarecrow looks like the one my brother was afraid of when he was a child. I'm not a big fan of apple pies, but this one looks delicious! I love when apples get ripe and ready to pick.
ReplyDeleteOh my, one of my favorites!! Pass the ice cream and a la mode me!!
ReplyDeleteYour pie is a work of art. How I would love a piece...maybe a la mode. Yum.
ReplyDeleteoh yummy kary, you are my favorite baker by far, how simple you make it sound and look. you always inspire me! (no, i've not tried the pizza yet, and now i have to make a pie too!)
ReplyDeletesending foggy hugs up the coast!
Kary ~ that looks absolutely STUNNING! Wow.....love the lattice work too!
ReplyDeleteHave a great weekend!
Karen
Oh, that looks delicious! I'm still out of country so no pre-football for me tonight. Just making sure I'm packed and ready to fly back to the states tomorrow.
ReplyDeleteLooks delicious!
ReplyDeleteThat looks wonderful. We make a very different applepie here in The Netherlands. We use a sweet pie dough and combine apples with sugar and raisins, sometimes this mixture is cooked first using butter and brown sugar.
ReplyDeleteIt's so nice to see all kinds of apple pies. Do you have a recipe for yours ???
Have a wonderful day.
this pie looks so gorgeous! yes, pre season football here, as well.
ReplyDeleteand thank you for the love, my friend.
xo
yummy! my invitation must have got lost is the mail....
ReplyDeleteOh Kari, I love the sound of rustling dried corn stocks. It always tells me fall is on the way. Your scarecrow is so sweet!
ReplyDeleteOh that pie...I am drooling on my keyboard! Wishing you, Teddy and the kitties a beautiful week.