My favorite pies to make and eat. I'm linking to the pages with recipes that are close to mine.
Just so you know: Nearly every baking blog is now monetized to the teeth but the recipes seem good. There is only one pie in here that I haven't made.
For now, Let there be Pie!
1. Fresh Strawberry Pie
2. Pecan Pie
3. French Silk Chocolate pie- never made one of these. I've certainly.eaten enough of them!
4. Pumpkin Pie,
5. Banana Cream Pie.
6. Lemon Meringue
7. Lemon Chiffon
8. Key Lime Pie
9. Rhubarb pie
10. Coconut Cream - never made one but may have. DH likes them, so maybe I have...
You have to wade through two cake recipes to get there but they are pretty nice, too.
11. Chess Pie -
12. Plain chocolate refrigerator pie
13. Last but not Least, an Apple Pie! I made mine differently, cooking the apple slices first..
Now I want to make a pie!
Just so you know: Nearly every baking blog is now monetized to the teeth but the recipes seem good. There is only one pie in here that I haven't made.
1. Fresh Strawberry Pie
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| Recipe at Pillsbury.com |
2. Pecan Pie
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| Barbara Bakes web site for recipe |
3. French Silk Chocolate pie- never made one of these. I've certainly.eaten enough of them!
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| From HERE |
4. Pumpkin Pie,
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| Simply Recipes Site |
5. Banana Cream Pie.
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| From A Taste of Home site |
6. Lemon Meringue
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| A Busy Mom's Blog Recipe |
7. Lemon Chiffon
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| It's a YouTube |
8. Key Lime Pie
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| Very nice site, great RECIPE |
9. Rhubarb pie
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| The New York Times Recipe Page |
10. Coconut Cream - never made one but may have. DH likes them, so maybe I have...
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| Southern Living Magazine: Recipe |
11. Chess Pie -
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| I wasn't going to link this site because of all the monetizing, but the recipe is authentic. LINK to recipe. |
12. Plain chocolate refrigerator pie
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| This Recipe is the one I used |
13. Last but not Least, an Apple Pie! I made mine differently, cooking the apple slices first..
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| Recipe, and image, from this Betty Crocker Site |
You covered all my favorites, plus gave me a link to help me use up the rhubarb someone dumped on me.
ReplyDeleteWell, I'm glad to have helped. Proud actually! Did they leave it on the doorstep in a pretty handle basket? If not, shame on them!
DeleteGreat; now I've drooled on the keyboard. Thanks a bunch, Zipster.
ReplyDeleteNever heard of Chess pie. Will check it out.
Chess pie has a story, very "down home", Texas way. The lady who made it up during the depression took one to a church pot luck. When people raved about it, and asked her what it was, she said."It's jes pie." And the way she said it sounded like "chess pie". Since a Texan told me this, a man who had baked the first one I had ever tasted, the story sort of stuck with me.
DeleteNow I want pie! Chocolate pie!
ReplyDeleteMe too! I guess I'll bake something the next couple of weeks. It's time for pie!
DeleteNow I want to eat a pie! Give me apple any time. Blueberry or cherry next, please.
ReplyDeleteApples make a great pie, but did you know that apple pies can be made from Ritz crackers? It's so ODD, but it actually tastes like apple. When I was in high school, a friend of mine's mother made one and treated the GS troop to a slice.
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