AirFryer Apple Pie

AirFryer Apple PieThere is just something about a fresh baked apple pie!  The wonderful aroma of cinnamon fills the air and the anticipation of that first piece of Apple pie consumes every thought (or is that just me?).

No holiday is complete without one or two pies.

The other day I got a call from a friend that is current living in another state with her husband while he completes a work assignment. They are only there until December 1st, and are living in a hotel apartment.  They basically have some clothes and that’s it. While we were discussing the upcoming holiday season, she was telling me about her Thanksgiving predicament, her husband hates to go to restaurants on holidays yet he wants a traditional Thanksgiving meal.  She told me she was going to order most of their meal from a grocery store, but she was going to miss having a warm piece of home made Apple pie.

Then, like a light going on in my head I thought of my Avalon Bay AirFryer! The perfect small appliance for her to be able to make a small Apple pie for two.  I told her to order an AirFryer and I would start working on an easy Apple pie recipe for two.

This is what I came up with.

AirFryer Apple Pie1. Cut the pre-made pie crust a little larger than the size of the baking pan.

2. Combine the cut apples with lemon juice, cinnamon, sugar, and Vanilla.

3. Place the apple mixture in the pie crust.

Airfryer Apple Pie

 

 

Cover the apple mixture with the second cut pie crust.  With the pie crust scraps you can make cut-out shapes and place them on top of the top crust.  Brush the top crush with the beaten egg and sprinkle with raw sugar, then place into the AirFryer.

AirFryer Apple Pie

 

 

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AirFryer Apple Pie
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Ingredients
  • 1 Pillsbury Refrigerator pie crust
  • Baking spray
  • 1 large apple, chopped
  • 2 teaspoons lemon juice
  • 1 tablespoon ground cinnamon
  • 2 tablespoon sugar
  • ½ teaspoon vanilla extract
  • 1 tablespoon butter
  • 1 beaten egg
  • 1 tablespoon raw sugar
Instructions
  1. Defrost pre made pie crust according to package directions.
  2. Pre-heat the Airfryer on the highest degree while you are preparing the pie.
  3. Using the smaller baking tin, cut 1 crust about an ⅛ of an inch larger than the tin and a second one a little smaller than the baking tin. You may need to roll the crust a tiny bit with a Rollin pin to stretch the pie crust. Set the smaller one aside.
  4. Spray the baking tin with the baking spray and place the larger cut crust into the baking pan. Set aside.
  5. In a small bowl, place the chopped Apple, lemon juice, cinnamon, sugar, and vanilla extract. Mix to combine.
  6. Pour the apples into the baking pan with the pie crust.
  7. Top apples with pieces of butter.
  8. Place the second pie crust over the top of the apples and pinch edge. Make a few slits in the top of the dough.
  9. Spread beaten egg over the top of the crust and sprinkle raw sugar over the top of the egg mixture.
  10. Place pie in AirFryer basket.
  11. Set the timer for 30 minutes at 320 Degrees

My Tips!

  • I have found the AirFryer works best for baked goods when I pre-heat the AirFryer.  I run the AirFryer empty while I am preparing the food at the highest temperature.
  • Be careful when you place the pan into the AirFryer basket as the basket will be hot.
  • Serves 2 large pieces or 4 small pieces.

This is not a sponsored post, I love my Airfryer and thought it would be the perfect appliance for her.

 

Enjoy!

Until Next Time…

XOXO

AirFryer Apple Pie

50 comments

    • Darlene says:

      Hi I just bought an air fryer second hand and I see there’s a lot of recipes that say place in Basket but mine didn’t have a basket can I cook a pie without it

      • Mary says:

        Hi Darlene,
        Most companies have their instruction manuals online. The manual will let you know where to place any food item to receive the most outstanding result.

  1. Candice says:

    I have never heard of an AirFryer either, looks like I should give it a try! Does it taste different or have a different texture from baking the pie?

  2. Helene Cohen Bludman says:

    I have never heard of an Air Fryer but now I’m intrigued. Oh, and we are big apple pie eaters in my nouse!

  3. Aarika says:

    I want to eat apple pie right now! Your pictures look so deliciously fresh and yummy. Love the name of your blog. Brilliant! I cannot wait to make apple pie this weekend. Cheers!

  4. N says:

    Apple pie, oh my. I love pie… so wholesome, comforting, and well, delicious! And this AirFryer looks intriguing to say the least.

  5. Kay says:

    Your recipe sounds delicious! I’m new to the Air Fryer, but am excited to give this a try using fresh peaches. How long would you suggest cooking 4 small pies in the Air Fryer? Thanks!

    • Its All About The Yummy says:

      Kay, I love the idea of using peaches! I’m not sure of the size of your AirFryer. The AirFryer I use is able to fit 3 ramekins in it at a time. I think I would set the timer for 20 minutes and then check to see if the crust is cooked. Let me know how it turns out.

  6. Susan Tuberman says:

    doI have to defrost marie callendar frozen pie before I put it in my air fryer? how long does it have to cool? thanks Sue

  7. James says:

    Just made the apple pie recipe listed. Fantastic. Changed the sugar part to a substitute. And a little flower in the apple mix for the liquid from the apples. And it came out fantastic.

  8. Carol Kiel says:

    Got mine for christmas. Baked a blackberry pie in it TODAY. IT WAS SOOOOO GOOD! I love my air Fryer! I’ve use it all most every day.

  9. Roxanne says:

    Hi…. new here. I used crescent rolls for the crust, had some left from a dinner recipe I made… found that the crust got nice and brown pretty fast, so I covered it with a saucer to keep it from getting too brown. I will try again with pie crust… thanks 🙂

  10. Darrel says:

    Great sounding recipe just got a airfryer oven and was wondering how to bake a pie in it. All sorted now that I know how hot and how long thanks. Going with a rhubarb pie. Loving my airfryer so convenient for just the 2 of us. I can see the stove oven will become almost redundant and be saving on our power bill.

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