NOTES
If you want to escape the apple puree procedure, you can grate the apples to the grater and combine with the rest of the filling ingredients.

| For the dough: | |
| 100 gr. olive oil | |
| 200 gr. white wine (retsina) | |
| 500 gr. self-rising flour | |
| 2 tbsp tsipouro | |
| For the apple puree | |
| 3 medium apples | |
| ½ tsp ground cinnamon | |
| water | |
| For the filling | |
| the apple puree | |
| ½ tsp ground cinnamon | |
| 2 tbsp brown sugar | |
| 3 tbsp dried currants (black or white) | |
| ½ cup chopped walnuts | |
| Icing sugar for sprinkling |
| 1. | For the apple puree |
| 2. | Wash apples under clean water. Peel-off the skin, remove the seeds, and cut the apples into small cubes. |
| 3. | Place a medium thick bottom pan on medium heat and put the diced apples in it. Cover with water and bring to boil. In a smaller sauce pan place peels and cores. Cover also with water and bring to boil. |
| 4. | Cook on simmer for about 20 minutes. Once the apple is cooked, turn off the heat and remove from the pan. |
| 5. | Using a clean dish towel or a cheese cloth, drain juice from the apple peels and cores into the cooked apple. Put into a blender and blend until smooth. |
| 6. | For the filling |
| 7. | In a medium bowl mix in all the ingredients and stir with a spoon just to combine. |
| 8. | For the dough |
| 9. | In a big bowl, mix all the ingredients and knead by hand until you have a soft, elastic dough. |
| 10. | In a slightly floured surface make a phyllo of 1 cm thickness using the rolling pin. Cut some circles, about 12 cm diameter. |
| 11. | Place a full spoon of filling on each circle and fold the dough, joining the edges and creating a half-moon using a fork. Alternatively, you can fold the edges and join them to the center, and put it to the baking pan facing down (like I did). |
| 12. | Preheat the oven to 200o Celsius. Cover a baking pan with a baking sheet and place mini apple pies onto it. |
| 13. | Bake for 25 minute, or until golden brown. Let cool completely and sprinkle with icing sugar. |
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