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You might worry the frozen apples will make your crust soggy. They won’t if you do one tiny thing: preheat your baking sheet. Yes, put a rimmed baking sheet in the oven while it preheats.

Then, plop your pie right onto that hot sheet. The bottom crust gets an instant blast of heat. It sets quickly and stays crisp. It’s like giving your pie a hot stone massage.

And for goodness’ sake, brush the top crust with an egg wash. One egg beaten with a splash of water. It makes the crust golden and shiny. You deserve that golden crust.

Baking Time: Embrace the Long Game

Frozen apples take longer to cook than fresh ones. That’s a fact, not a flaw. Bake your pie at 400°F for 20 minutes. Then, lower the temp to 375°F and bake for another 45-55 minutes.

How to Make Apple Pie Filling With Fresh or Frozen Apples

Watch for the filling to bubble through the vents. If it’s not bubbling, it’s not done. I know you’re hungry. Wait. Patience is the secret ingredient here.

If the crust edges look too dark halfway through, tent it with foil. Just a little hat for your pie. It’s not weird. It’s pastry protection.