EASY!! OLD FASHION APPLE PIE.. Appalachian stacked apple pie

[@parnellbeth]

No end to your talents Jared! I asked an older lady why they did these stack pies and she said they had big crowds to feed and only one or two pans so they stacked them. Around our parts they would make different flavors and stack them, blackberry and peach. I had never seen them in person though.

[@FlutyLickHomestead]

That sounds right to me. Id say it took a lot of pies for these big families too. A lady i know makes about 30 of these every holiday

[@christi5324]

So thankful to you for posting this video!! My beautiful sweet lil aunt passed away last year and I was blessed by her two sons two of her old timey pie pans that she once told me were over 80 years old. She made these pies all the time, especially around the holidays as gifts for friends and family and they were the absolute best. She always said she would teach me how to make them to just give her a holler, but I never wanted to bother her so I never did. Boy, how I wish I would have purchased those few ingredients and dropped by to watch her precious hands work their magic and soak up all of her beautiful old timey knowledge about everything under the sun. Time is short and precious. I miss my time with her so much!! Thank you for this! I will definitely be giving this a try with our fresh apples from the tree. Many blessings to you!!

[@angiewaycaster2043]

My Grandma lived in the mountains of North Carolina and she made the best stack apple pies in the world! Her's were so thin less than an inch thick and she would stack them 8-10 high. Awesome memories!

[@WVSCROUNGER]

WOW !!!! SOOOO YUMMY ! IT's a good sign of a mountainman when ya can make a apple pie !!! you can give the missus a little break once in a while ! BLESSINGS !

[@olddawgdreaming5715]

Those stacked apple pies look great Jared, thanks for sharing with us. Be safe. Fred.👍👍👍👍👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@lockeyanderson5169]

Wow , such a great video. Love those country pies.

[@PaulDGreen-bu4iz]

Looks great and delicious brother! Thank you for sharing!

[@arleenquarles2720]

Would love to see more cooking with Laken.

[@jameslivingston8301]

👍👍 Great job and Thank you Jared! Good morning too!🌞 I had share...

[@1957jmhiser1]

Yum. In the old days they also made stacked cakes, what we call pancakes with fruit in them, and stack them and iced them.

[@drmautz]

Thanks for the video. My mom always rolled out the leftover dough, sprinkled with sugar and cinnamon. She would then roll that up and cut like it they do sushi, cook them with the pies for snacks.

[@FlutyLickHomestead]

Ill have to try that for sure!

[@anitastewart2657]

Can’t wait to try this way of baking apple pies which is my husbands favorite kind of pie.

[@homegrowncountryhomeplace]

Never seen any stacked like that. Thanks for sharing your recipe and them pies turned out looking delicious. Apple pie is my favorite. Have a Blessed Day Jared. Justin

[@laurelcoem9759]

This takes me back to my youth, I can remember my Mother and Grandmother would have stack cakes made up for Thanksgiving and Christmas. Fried apple pies were common also and both used lard. Seems like they both used some cinnamon and or nutmeg to help flavor them. Sadly both are gone on and I haven't had a stack cake or fried apple pies in a long time. Thanks for taking this ole Kentucky guy back in time.

[@peterjventura586]

Thanks for sharing this recipe. I'm going to give it a try!

[@kellyv691]

My mom said her mom made these when she was growing up. She has such wonderful memories of coming home from school and grabbing a pie off the stack!

[@preppedforeternityhomestea2848]

Thanks cod showing how to do these. Never seen it done like this. Very cool. We will try it soon.

[@lindacole1653]

Great job. You make a great pie crust. Someone taught you well. This was fun, could almost smell it cooking. 🤗

[@eugeneconner6934]

That looked soooooo gooooood.

[@csnanny1882]

Well, is there anything you can’t do ? I have never seen pie made like this. Sure does look good ,with A big cup of coffee it would hit the spot. Yes this was a nice surprise. Hope the family is good this morning,God bless you all.

[@suzannedeaton48]

That looks so delicious

[@steveclark4291]

Jared if you keep making videos like this one and making me hungry again I'll gain all the weight I lost back ! 😆 Just kidding I really enjoy learning new things to cook or fix ! I'll have to take a try at making these ! Thank you for the recipe and showing how it's done ! I maybe from Kansas but I love trying food from around the world ! Take care , stay safe and healthy with whatever you and your family maybe doing next ! Doing well here in Kansas .

[@nellieann9661]

Thank you

[@tommywilliams5450]

good eats remember them well God bless for the video

[@tonywoolums9673]

Love it! Never heard of stacked apple pies here in central Ky! I may give it a go for Christmas!

[@georgewallacejr5644]

Looks very good 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻good video buddy 🙏🏼

[@tommybarley2871]

Hey was u named after our governer

[@georgewallacejr5644]

@@tommybarley2871 no my two grand daddy on my daddy side

[@kathygarber9407]

Good one Jared ! Stacked apple pies ...yum. I haven’t made any in years but I believe I just might . You n yours be blessed and favored always 💜🙏🏽

[@anniesacres7835]

I'm going to make this soon! We've made apple pie, but the thin stacked pies....that ought to be great. Thanks for sharing.

[@danvanhoose6783]

Had a teacher give me a recipe for a Kentucky chopped apple funeral cake.its good.have to try your recipe.looks good.

[@wanderlustjake]

Thank you for sharing this recipe. My wife remembers her Mom talking about her Grandmother making the stacked apples pies. We had never seen one or heard about them again until you made this video. Looking forward to making some. Thank you!

[@FlutyLickHomestead]

they were very common back in the day. I know a few old ladies who make these still every holiday

[@vickydyar1856]

I am so glad you showed us this recipe. I can remember my great grandmother making these. She lived in the mountains and we would visit through the year,and she had these made sometimes. I always wanted the recipe. Thank you so much. Merry Christmas to all y’all and Happy New Year

[@deborahmcsweeney1650]

That's amazing! Never seen this!

[@suerichey713]

I liked the pie dough you made. I’m going to try that! Thankyou for showing us the way you’ll make these. So many interesting recipes from all over the country.

[@debraboyea7776]

Thanks Jared! I really enjoyed this.

[@romainejayne1811]

Oh my goodness, just delightful. I can't wait to make this recipe. Give me the Biscuits and Gravy, too. Appalachian lost in Los Angeles...

[@shannonpattenthetexasbb]

Man they look like the apple pies my grandma used to make I remember having them old Pyrex pants

[@lindacsmith13]

yummy.

[@richardroyles1423]

They smell good

[@damoncash5773]

Man your so great at everything you do..those pies sure look awesome.my wife loves for me to cook,maybe I will try one of those pies..Merry Christmas to you and your Family...

[@js8039]

I remember these from great grandma. She also made chocolate poke cakes.

[@theresacole2994]

Wow! Your just a jack of all trades. Thank you for the recipe and demonstration. I’ve written the recipe down so I’ll for sure be making these. Y’all have a Blessed day as well.

[@finnbriody5387]

Hello Jered thanks for sharing your video great looking pies sometimes the old ways are the best ways Say hello to your family and god bless from a very foggy Galtee mountains Patrick Ireland

[@FlutyLickHomestead]

Thank you! hope all is well in Ireland God Bless

[@ritamoore3940]

I just love that you invited us into your warm kitchen. I could smell the homemade aromas . Your channel is the best, because I can even dance to the fiddle music while watching! Love from Canada

[@FlutyLickHomestead]

Thank you so much, God Bless

[@ericritz932]

It looks good eating

[@kevinhoward8786]

My granny made these.

[@gypsymomma3470]

Oh my gracious you made that look so simple, thanks for sharing. God bless. Oh and banjo picking would be fantastic. 🙏✌😄🎼

[@sallyeblen7032]

yummy

[@naomialaniz373]

I bet yr house smells divine 😋

[@suemcknight9051]

You are truly a “builder” of so many things! 🥧. Once again...I am very impressed. For all my decades of pie making, I’ve never seen a pie crust recipe made with self-rising flour...it certainly looks easy to work with. Also... not ever have I seen such a thing of beauty in the world of apple Pie. I’m sorry we didn’t get to see what it looks like when it’s sliced. I really want to try this...😋

[@judylynn4807]

Looks fantastic! Wish you had done a taste test so we could see you enjoy all that goodness. God bless from an ole Kentucky girl.

[@LuJustLu]

Can't wait to try this.

[@TheBeardedCarpenter]

Howdy Jared- I’ve eaten a lot of apple pies cause they are my favorite but Ive never seen them stacked like that. Gonna have my missus watch this video. Thank you for sharing this. I appreciate y’all very much! God bless y’all

[@FlutyLickHomestead]

they are good. Stacked pies were very popular in our area

[@stellacrowe3813]

You brought back some good memories. We didn't get a whole lot of candy, but it's ok apple stack pie hit the spot Blessings to you and yours ❤

[@ronalddelong2190]

You and your wife got me hooked on Hudson Cream flour. That's all I use now. Thanks for the video Brother. Brings back so many great memories. God Bless.

[@FlutyLickHomestead]

Thanks, You just cant beat Hudson Cream weve used a lot of kinds and it doesnt measure up

[@samfinn487]

Wish I could trade some of this Michigan snow for some Kentucky pie and hot coffee. God bless you all.

[@cheryllamb8831]

Those pies sure look tasty! I imagine you could make them w/pears also. Thanks! I'll be trying this.👍 Your kitchen sure looks nice. Blessings 🕊

[@FlutyLickHomestead]

pears make a great pie

[@ellyntallon2255]

Never heard of it..hmmm Seems like a way to stretch food as you have alot more crust than apple filling and can be more filling to the ones eating it. Great job jerrod on your crusts!! I'll give it a try

[@grandmaj.]

I've made a lot of Apple Stack Cakes in my time but have never heard of Stacked Apple Pie, sure looks good!! I may have to give this a try. Thanks for sharing.

[@noahbailey4767]

Hello.....Subscribed.....east kentucky here also

[@FlutyLickHomestead]

Thank you!

[@neilschipper3741]

Well that was a delicious video Jared! I've Got 5 lb bag of apples. Looks like I got to go to the store and get some ice cream and make this pie when I get home. Thanks for sharing!

[@mrsdomino4196]

I’m smiling the whole video. When I hear you talk...takes me right back to Sunday dinners with my Kentucky kinfolk whom I miss dearly. Until I get to Beulah Land. Thank you and God Bless.

[@FlutyLickHomestead]

:) Yall have a Merry Christmas

[@audreysmith6579]

Momma used to roll out the scrap pie crust and cut it in thin strips and bake it too for snacks for us kids. I think i liked them better than the pie.

[@FlutyLickHomestead]

My grandma always done that as well. She called it homemade crackers

[@justjan147]

On wow! I've never heard of or seen these stacked apple pies. They look delicious and I'll definitely give them a try using your recipe. Thank you so much for sharing! We love your channel. Send you well wishes from our home in Kansas and Merry Christmas! God bless y'all! 🌻🙏🏻🎄🎁❤🥰

[@FlutyLickHomestead]

thank you! Merry Chistmas

[@tommybarley2871]

Give me ice cream

[@joeyhardin1288]

That looks great. Thanks for the video. Merry Christmas. God Bless, Stay safe.

[@FlutyLickHomestead]

Merry Christmas!

[@movinon1242]

Well done! You should have shown us that BEFORE Thanksgiving! Looks delicious :-)

[@tommybarley2871]

In the 60s ala had a governer was named g Wallace he had a son was named junior

[@janetcutler9539]

They look so delicious!! I didn't know you grew your own apples, what a blessing to have the right environment to grow apples. What state do you live in the USA? Thank you for sharing your recipe and God bless you all☺️

[@movinon1242]

That feller is in Kentucky a stone's throw from West Virginia.

[@jimmyruger7529]

@@movinon1242 yep , not too fur from South Eastern Ohio / I believe those 3 states are truly Gods Country / although, all 50 states are heavenly in there own way

[@FlutyLickHomestead]

Thank you, weve got several fruit trees in the holler here. we are in Eastern Ky along the tug river bordering west virginia

[@steakandeggscynthiar.7714]

I have some recipes for stack cakes in one of my Southern Living cookbooks, but I have never heard of stack pies. It looks absolutely delicious. Have you every made them with other fillings before. Thanks for the recipe I am saving it.. Need to get some apples. Just dehydrated the ones I had. I like the music in the video, is that some of your music. BTW when are you going to do another video of you playing. I really enjoy it.

[@FlutyLickHomestead]

Thank ya, Ill do some music soon. most the music I use in the videos is from the youtube studio but a few I have used my own, Just dont have much recorded of it thats good quality

[@paulgamblin1860]

Ever tried White Lily flour? It makes the best biscuits ever.

[@FlutyLickHomestead]

Haven’t tried it

[@RonRay]

Great job, Jared. I just figured out that the holler where y'all live was named after your grandmother. I'm sure you must have said that in one of your videos, but I only now caught it.

[@FlutyLickHomestead]

Yes, Her husbands family had lived on this holler since the 1820's or 30's and this creek and its forks are all considered "Fluty Lick"

[@jimmyruger7529]

Well I like to see you n Fin n the nephew hunting. Was hoping to see the pretty wife n girls, doing the cooking. But I have to tell you, you did a superb job on those pies. Im just kidding too, I enjoy cooking myself.

[@Siouxsi-Sioux]

My mom made these. She called them applesauce stack cake. About 15 thin layers stacked high. After the applesauce soaked through,best thing I ever ate.

[@drmautz]

How do ya cut a piece to eat or serve? One layer at a time?

[@FlutyLickHomestead]

I cut one but can cut more just how ever suits ya

[@jamesfryman763]

You like apple pie ==try a vinegar pie. purdy tasty

[@FlutyLickHomestead]

The wifes uncle loves those, Havent tried one though

[@dwightvarney6215]

First Merry Christmas

[@Kdiwakaida17]

I noticed you didn't cook the bottom by itself at all! I wonder if that's a plus to baking in the thin tins?

[@FlutyLickHomestead]

Yea I’d say the thin pans help. They cook pretty fast!

[@zetuskid]

Yum yum! No wonder your wife married you.

[@sallywasagoodolgal]

As handy as you are, I bet you could make that fluted pie tin. Regular people make things from tin, still. They're usually making ducts, but I bet you couold make 'em, and sell 'em. You'd need to figure out a way to scallop the edge. I bet you're the one to do it, if it can be done.

[@bobbuilder3435]

Looks yummy, hey just to let anyone now, shortening is really bad for you. It's been linked to cancer & heart problems. Lard is a lot healthier, but only if you eat right.

[@jbcurdog72]

"Stack cake"

[@an0n1482]

Why are you eating me