A golden-domed apple pie

[Lollo In Trance]

Hi guys!
While I was reading an article, I saw this sentence:
"Although a golden-domed apple pie may be an iconic Thanksgiving dessert across the country, it is particularly apropos to New York."
I cannot understand "a golden-domed".
Is it a way of saying?
Thanks for your answers.

<< Source: http://cooking.nytimes.com/recipes/1016924-double-apple-pie >>

 

[owlman5]

"Golden-domed" refers to the appearance of the pie's crust. If you look at images of fruit pies, you'll probably notice that many of them are completely covered with a crust. That crust is usually golden in color, and it often has a shape that looks something like a dome.

 

[Glasguensis]

"domed" means approximately shaped like a hemisphere. "golden-domed" means to have this shape and to also have a gold colour.

 

[PaulQ]

It means an apple pie with a top the shape of a dome; a dome that is golden in colour: here's a picture http://somethingsweetsomethingsalty.files.wordpress.com/2012/02/baked.jpg

 

[Antoine Meyer]

It means that the apple pie is topped with a dome that is golden.

 

[Lollo In Trance]

Fantastic explanations! Thanks!

 

[Hermione Golightly]

In fact, the apple pie shown in the article has a 'lattice work' top crust, so it's not dome - like.
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