Claire Saffitz's cardamom- and cider-spiked apple pie will rival any bakery version. Photo by Michael Graydon + Nikole Herriot Jump To Recipe Save this Recipe As cookbook author Claire Saffitz notes, this apple pie recipe is “something you can’t rush.” It needs time to chill, bake, and rest—so plan ahead, especially if you’re making it.
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Claire Saffitz's cardamom- and cider-spiked apple pie will rival any bakery version. Photo by Michael Graydon + Nikole Herriot Jump To Recipe Save this Recipe As cookbook author Claire Saffitz notes, this apple pie recipe is “something you can’t rush.” It needs time to chill, bake, and rest—so plan ahead, especially if you’re making it.
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