Irish Apple Amber
Celebrate St. Patrick’s Day with this authentic Irish Apple Amber! It’s a traditional dessert in Ireland, made with shredded apples cradled in a buttery crust and topped with airy meringue.
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Good morning my friend! I hope your day is off to a good start.
We turned our clocks ahead for Spring over the weekend, yet we are currently in the throes of our third blizzard in as many weeks. Don’t get me started!
Well, they do say March comes in like a lion, right??
One other thing about March: St. Patrick’s Day! I love this holiday and I’ve got lots of St. Patty’s recipes to prove it.
Now if you’re looking for something authentically Irish, look no further than this apple amber. I discovered it on Real Irish Desserts, so that should tell ya!
I thought it sounded really unique and delicious, so I put my own spin on it. This version has LOTS of sweet apples, a buttery pastry crust, and a generous cloud of airy meringue.
I loved it and I think you will too! It looks a lot like lemon meringue pie but it’s got a flavor all it’s own.
Make apple amber your new St. Patrick’s Day tradition!
More great St. Patrick’s Day recipes on my “Holiday” Pinterest board!
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Irish Apple Amber
Ingredients
- 1/2 (0.5) batch Simply Perfect Pie Crust
- 8 Granny Smith apples,, peeled, cored, and grated
- 1/4 cup (62.5 g) water
- 6 large egg yolks
- 1 cup (200 g) granulated sugar,, divided
- 2 tablespoons lemon juice , (from 1 lemon)
- 6 large egg whites
Instructions
- Please visit Stemilt's "The Stem Blog" for the full recipe directions.
what a unique and appealing pie!
I’m so happy you like it, Grace!
Sounds really yummie. got given a bag of granny smith’s yesterday. Our weather here in Australia really is wierd to, we are 2 weeks into Autumn our daylight savings end on 1st of April and our temps are in the mid to high 30’sC, Over the heat …..
And here I am wishing for some heat! The grass is always greener I suppose… Hope you enjoy your apples!