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Salted Apple Pretzel Pie

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Apple pie with a soft pretzel as the crust.
Photo by Chelsea Kyle, Food Styling by Rhoda Boone

A pilsner-infused soft pretzel dough takes the place of traditional pie dough in this fun twist on apple pie.

Cooks' Note

The baking soda solution acts as a lye substitute (which is used in traditional pretzel-making) to help the pretzel dough obtain a deep brown color and distinct pretzel flavor. Baking the baking soda concentrates its alkaline properties. It's perfectly fine to skip this step, as the egg wash will also help with browning. This pretzel pie is best enjoyed the day it is baked. Cover leftovers loosely with foil and store at room temperature.

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