Preheat oven to 425°
In a medium to large bowl, mix apples, sugar, brown sugar, flour, cinnamon, nutmeg, lemon peel, and lemon juice together.
Unroll one of the pie crusts. Be careful unrolling. If it's too cold, it will break up, especially as you get to the end of the roll. If the pie crust breaks up, allow a few minutes at room temp for it to adjust, and then try some more. Do your best to unroll it, and then in the broken areas, pinch it together and then rub it smooth. Flip it, repinch and rub smooth.
Place in pie pan. Sprinkle bottom with a thin layer of brown sugar.
Dump the apple mixture into the pan.
Dot with butter sporadically over the top.
Unroll the second pie crust.
Find the center, and maybe mark it with a slight indent with your finger.
Use a cookie cutter, and cut pieces around center. You can cut out pieces and discard the left-over dough, or you can flip flop between cut pieces and place the cookie cutter piece over the crust in between cut pieces. For the second, make sure you have room between cut pieces to do such a thing. It's easiest to add the cookie cutter pieces after you top the pie. But you can get creative with cutting the pie crust on top and reapplying it as decor.
Place crust on top of pie.
Smash the edges with your fingers, pinching together to form the pie crust like shape, or you can instead smash a fork around the edge to seal the crust and make a jagged effect.
Bake at 425° for 40-50 minutes, until golden.
This is best served warm with vanilla ice cream.