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Dawn’s Apple Cranberry Pie

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Apple Cranberry PieThis is not your average apple pie. Infused with cranberries and currants soaked in fragrant liqueur and seasoned with Ras el Hanout, Dawn’s apple cranberry pie takes an All-American classic for a spin. The seasonal and festive fruit combination makes this a great addition to any holiday table. When making the recipe, be sure to macerate the apples with sugar and spice for a few hours. This important step is key to getting the perfect texture and flavor infusion!

Apple Cranberry Pie

Many thanks for Dawn and Jen for sharing this inspired recipe with us! Still got more pie tins to fill? Check out this Pumpkin Pie with Apple Butter or this Five Spice Apple Carrot Pie!

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