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Before Before

The Perfect Pie. :)




After After

Not much to look at, but oh the yumminess of it!



P.S. As to the question about the continuous apple peel, this is what I googled:

Peeling apples for a prediction has been popular for ages. This method was used if someone had a very important question. The apple was peeled very carefully so that the questioner ended up with a long unbroken peel. The question was asked and the peel was thrown over the shoulder. The answer was "No" if it fell in the shape of an "U" or an "O" and it was "Yes" if it was anything else.

Another very popular form of a peeling prediction was one that allowed a girl to find out who her future husband would be. The apple was peeled, again in one long continuous piece, and thrown over her left shoulder. If the peel remained unbroken, it would fall in the shape of the initial of her future spouse. If the peel broke, she would remain unmarried.


Now if I had only known about throwing it over my shoulder...

Date: 2005-10-01 11:47 pm (UTC)
From: [identity profile] unpoedic.livejournal.com
Why would anyone want to overturn a perfectly lurvely pie?

Date: 2005-10-02 12:36 am (UTC)
From: [identity profile] saint-magenta.livejournal.com
lovely! what a beautiful creation!!!

me - i'd keep it heartside up and dump the individual slices on the plates.

i'm off to try a new pumpkin cheese coffeecake recipe. double-tasking in the kitchen with another round of applebutter. this time. i'm prepared!

Date: 2005-10-02 09:09 am (UTC)
From: [identity profile] angelic-1.livejournal.com
So different to the coke bottle sotry, good to know. If you don't know what I am talking about... just ask :)

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