How do you bake your pie? I've never baked a pie but I would love to try. Anyone have a recipe? :0
How do you bake your pie?
06/15/2013
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The best pie I've ever had is a chocolate cream pie. I don't have the exact recipe and normally I prefer fruit over chocolate, but this is something close:
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You can serve it chilled, which makes it perfect for summer.
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You can serve it chilled, which makes it perfect for summer.
06/15/2013
Mr. John
I enjoy baking fresh fruit pies with lattice and closed top crusts. Most of the pies I bake are given out to friends. I happen to have a number of favorite recipes.
06/15/2013
I love pie, especially cherry pie. But my husband only likes pudding pie, so that's what we make! The directions to make putting pie are on the back of the pudding box, but here's the recipe for the pie crust!
1 C Flour
1/2 tsp salt
1/3 C shortening
3-4 Tbsp water
Mix flour, salt, and shortening. Add in 3 Tbsp of water, and cut ingredients together with pastry cutter (I always just use two forks, seems to work easier). If the mixer is to dry, and isn't holding form, add the last Tbsp of water.
Roll dough out on a floured surface, and place in a prepared pie dish. Cut excess dough away from the edges.
Bake for 8-10 minutes at 475 degrees, or until golden brown.
For pudding pie, poke holes in the crust before baking.
This is a pretty versatile recipe, if you double it you can use it for pot pie in a casserole dish. Just line your dish with crust dough, add your filling, and use the left over dough for the top. Make sure you cut a few holes in the top to vent it. You don't have to precook the crust for pot pie.
1 C Flour
1/2 tsp salt
1/3 C shortening
3-4 Tbsp water
Mix flour, salt, and shortening. Add in 3 Tbsp of water, and cut ingredients together with pastry cutter (I always just use two forks, seems to work easier). If the mixer is to dry, and isn't holding form, add the last Tbsp of water.
Roll dough out on a floured surface, and place in a prepared pie dish. Cut excess dough away from the edges.
Bake for 8-10 minutes at 475 degrees, or until golden brown.
For pudding pie, poke holes in the crust before baking.
This is a pretty versatile recipe, if you double it you can use it for pot pie in a casserole dish. Just line your dish with crust dough, add your filling, and use the left over dough for the top. Make sure you cut a few holes in the top to vent it. You don't have to precook the crust for pot pie.
06/15/2013
Strawberry Pies are my favorite to make. I make a pretty damn good apple pie too!
06/15/2013
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I usually buy one already made and throw it in the oven
Originally posted by
Creepellah
How do you bake your pie? I've never baked a pie but I would love to try. Anyone have a recipe? :0
06/15/2013
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I love pie. My favorite is raspberry or pumpkin. Quite honestly, I think the best pumpkin pie recipe is the one on the Libby's can.
Originally posted by
Creepellah
How do you bake your pie? I've never baked a pie but I would love to try. Anyone have a recipe? :0
06/15/2013
Out of a box lol They come completely frozen and already made.
06/15/2013
I've never baked a pie.
06/16/2013
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The joy of cooking has great recipes for pies...the book is definitely worth owning.
Originally posted by
Creepellah
How do you bake your pie? I've never baked a pie but I would love to try. Anyone have a recipe? :0
06/16/2013
I love baking apple pies!
06/16/2013
The only pie I have baked is apple pie because it is much more simple then any other one.
06/16/2013
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I have tons of recipes, but I prefer not to make my own crust. It makes them cheater pies to some degree. LOL
Originally posted by
Creepellah
How do you bake your pie? I've never baked a pie but I would love to try. Anyone have a recipe? :0
06/17/2013
I love pie!!!! so good.. I don't bake pies though.
06/17/2013
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