Deep Fried Apple Hand Pies

These little fried apple pie bites are sure to become a fall favorite!

By: Julianne from beyondfrosting.com

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These little apple pie bites are full of fall flavors. With apples, cinnamon, and maple, these Deep Fried Apple Hand Pies are the perfect apple desserts to serve around Halloween or Thanksgiving.

These hand pies are a fun alternative to apple pie or apple crisp. They are so easy to prepare because they use store-bought apple pie filling and pie crust. The only thing you need to do is add a few things to the pie filling, cut the pie crust, fill it, and fry!

You could serve these apple pies with ice cream, whipped cream, or simply as they are. Be warned though, these fried apple pies are dangerously addicting! The most difficult thing about this dessert will be sharing it.

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Cheryl Y

Aug 31, 2017

Oh my Gosh! I have to make this! These Deep Fried Apple Hand Pies are great for the little ones and old ones alike. I like the idea of buttering the crust before putting on the cinnamon and sugar mixture. The added maple syrup to the pie filling is a great touch as well. I have saved this one and will be making them at the end of this month after we go pick apples here in Michigan.. Thank you so much for sharing this free recipe!