Paula Gloria's Mom's Apple Pie

Learn How to Make An Apple Pie From Paula's Mom (who learned it from her Mom, Bertha Stricker who came from Germany to California in the 1920's and settled in Red Bluff.)

Category:

Howto & Style

Tags:

• paulagloria
• apple
• pie
• receipe
• cooking
• red
• bluff
• bertha
• stricker
• gen

[Minimoy]

my apple pie has layers of dough and thinly cut apples throughout. I think it's better that way, your apple pie is very good but it's quite traditional.

[paulagloria]

@Minimoy yes but then I am a traditional girl really....wedding in a church with a harp (the fact that we got a same sex wedding without our knowledge was not our doing....;)

[Minimoy]

@paulagloria you were barefoot though. But congratulations on the wedding, and also congratulations on having such a nice apple pie recipe and sharing it with the world, it was really yummy when I made it. I'm sure yours would probably be better though.

[paulagloria]

@Minimoy you made this pie? I wish you had videotaped it.....:(

[riffz0r]

awesome! I LOVE YOU PAULA.....love, cranky caller

[Wild1995]

Gloria

I love you. I can never stop listening to you. You are so original. I hope you continue to have shows on Sirius radio. Your apple pie looks delicious.

[paulagloria]

@jcali619 yes but perhaps it was in the 1950's when they were pushing wesson oil,,,not sure if it came "from the old country"

[jcali619]

@paulagloria Yes I apologize. I found an old cookbook and there is infact a pastry recipe using oil.

[paulagloria]

@jcali619 no I guarantee you Oma used the liquid oil. It also depends on good apples Gravensteins are the best - easier to find in CA almost impossible here in the Big Apple Itself.

[jcali619]

I guarantee ya Bertha didn't use organic milk or oil. She used regular whole milk and probably lard or crisco.

[FirdaousEjannah78]

Can I have some of this delicious apple pie I'm so hungryyyyy I LOVE APPLE PIE.. thank you momma is so sweeet God bless you all.