I poured a can of sweetened condensed milk over my raw sliced apples before baking my pie. 45 minutes later, this is what happened

  1. Crust, And Filling Actually Turned Out
    Once the pie had cooled slightly, I sliced into it to assess the texture. The crust was flaky and held its shape well, providing a sturdy base for the rich filling. The apples, infused with the condensed milk, had softened beautifully while maintaining a slight bite. The filling was thick and creamy, almost custard-like, with a smooth, cohesive texture that enveloped each apple slice.
    Slice of apple pie showing creamy filling and flaky crust
    Slice of apple pie showing creamy filling and flaky crust