1. Apple Pie

Comment from Joel Brown on March 3, 2008

I'm afraid I'd have to say I make the best apple pie in New England (along with my Mom). No one can beat my pie crust or my filling.

Comment from Bonnie Whalen on March 4, 2008

I will go to freund,s and buy their apple pie. They have many wonderful foods their.

Comment from Danielle Jeanloz on April 2, 2009

Once again, Marion's Pie Shop in Chatham, MA. I waited in line for 45 minutes around Thanksgiving for my pies. Hopefully, next year the wait will be shorter but the line was wrapped around the front of the building and along the street. Most of us were buying Apple Pies as well as many other wonderful things.

Comment from Kathy Bunnell on April 2, 2009

Johnny Appleseed Country of north central Massachusetts for sure. It's where our fine apple tradition started and spread to the rest of the country through our namesake Johnny Appleseed, from Leominster. As soon as the orchards open, try Sholan Farms in Leominster and Red Apple Farm in Phillipston. Bolton Orchards in Bolton is open all year long. My mouth is watering just thinking of an apple pie...

Comment from Marylee Tharp on April 3, 2009

I have one of the best huge apple orchards only a quarter mile from my home! And yes, Johnny Appleseed was responsible! We come to Florida for the winter months and I always bring a couple huge bags of apples with me, they last forever in my crisper in my refridgerator - make severl apple pies out of them. This orchard also offers strawberries, blueberries and summer vegetables, so I'm blessed to have this "goodie basket" in my back yard!!

Comment from ERIKA BRAUCH on April 3, 2009

Lyman Orchards in Middlefield, Connecticut has been awarded the best apple pie title by Connecticut Magazine's readers for more years than I can remember. Some of their pies are even available for purchase at local Big Y grocery stores. It is a really, really fantastic pie!