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Unofficial Pie Recipe Thread
I'm thinking it wouldn't hurt to have a pie recipe thread here. It might be a good idea to do one recipe per post so it'll be easier to dig through.
I'll start - here's a Lemon Icebox Pie recipe that I got from my aunt. If I were eating a last meal, this would absolutely be my dessert - no question. Lemon Icebox Pie Get a box of Graham Crackers and smash 'em up, or (better) get a box of the already smashed up Graham Crackers. Mix crumbs with 6 TB sugar Mix all that with 3 sticks melted butter. Press that into the bottom of a 9x13 pan. Brown it off in the oven - I do it at 450 - it takes around 7 minutes I think. While it's in the oven, mix 2 cans of condensed milk with 7.5 oz. lemon juice (I always use those frozen Minute Maid ones - thawed of course). Let the crust firm up a little, then pour the condensed milk/lemon mixture over the still hot crust. Let it cool a little. Stick it in the fridge and let it get cold. Eat. Alright y'all - let's see those pie recipes! :hungry: |
Pecan Pie
This is from my wife's Great-Grandmother, and this pie is what got me to thinking I should settle down way back when.
Pecan Pie preheat oven to 375 4 eggs 1 cup white sugar 1 cup light Karo syrup 1 stick butter (room temp) 2 tsp. vanilla 1.5 cups chopped pecans 1 deep dish pie crust - we do a pate brisee recipe: 1 1/4 C all purpose flour 3/4 stick unsalted butter - cold & cut into bits 2 TB cold vegetable shortening 1/4 teaspoon salt 2 TB cold water + more if necessary blend flour, butter, shortening & salt until mixture resembles meal, add 2TB cold water, toss until water is incorporated, add add'l water if needed to form a dough - too much water makes dough tough so be careful. Make a ball with the dough, dust with flour, chill in wax paper for an hour. Roll it out, put in a deep pie dish. mix the filling together - it's easiest if pecans go in last. fill pie shell and bake until center is firmly set - at least 35 minutes, probably much more. You can definitely use a premade or store bought crust in a pinch. |
Half 4 small pumpkins, bake (not boil!) at 300 until fork tender. Scrape out of skin, throw it in a food processor. Mix with a few eggs, and a can or two of sweet condensed milk, or evap milk. Add random seasonings to it to taste (i dont measure things i just add till i think its right). You're end product should end up very soupy. Like a thin shake. Use a deep or non deep pie crust (i just buy mine, its not worth making it unless you have a special recipe, IMO) Fill it to near the edge, enjoy. Makes two large pies, with enough extra for: add a cup to a cheese cake recipe for pumpkin cheese cake, and/or add it to bisquick then only add milk (no eggs there are already eggs in the pumpkin) till pancake consistency for pumpkin pancakes. For some reason i dont have finished product pics. Found it, nevermind.
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Snack pie
Chocolate Chip cookie dough crust,Oreos,Reese's Peanut Butter Cups,Fudge Brownie mix.This came from Mainegg over on the Original BGE forum.She called it a TRIPLE THREAT.I added the RPBC's so I guess it is a Quad TREAT! I cooked at 325 til set.Next time I may go 300 for a little longer.The cookie crust was borderline overdone.Not bad,just a touch. http://i562.photobucket.com/albums/s...d/image-89.jpg http://i562.photobucket.com/albums/s...d/image-94.jpg http://i562.photobucket.com/albums/s...d/image-86.jpg |
Do the pies have to be sweet? I very rarely eat deserts. But, I do love me some savory pies -- yes, I even like quiche.
I'd love to see some good savory pie recipes in here, too, if gtr is okay with that. CD |
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Thanks to GTR for the Lemon Icebox Pie recipe, and for starting this thread.
I walked my 10 year old daughter through this recipe, and the results were grand! However, crushing an entire box of Graham Crackers was a pita. Here it is: http://i1166.photobucket.com/albums/...ps9410811e.jpg http://i1166.photobucket.com/albums/...ps6ebf102e.jpg Almost used the weber in 22 degree weather to chill the pie, but it was on lasagna duty. :biggrin1: |
^^^Yup, smashing the crackers is a real PITA. I used to put 'em in a ziploc and go after it with a rolling pin and it was still a PITA. I just buy the stuff that's already crumbs these days - it appeals to the lazy bastige in me (actually there's no part of me that isn't lazy bastige). I guess you could use a food processor, but we never had one until recently so that's just a guess on my part.
Glad y'all liked it, and really glad to hear you're cooking with your young 'un - that's good stuff right there! :clap2: |
I like where this is going!!!!!!!
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gtr, lemon icebox pie is a favorite of my hunting partner. Thinking will have to try your recipe & fix him one as a belated birthday present.
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As many of you know I'm not one for people posting non bbq on a bbq thread but I too like where this could lead. After all there's something missing when you just chowed down a big ole plate of bbq and your looking for that sweet ending with maybe a cup of joe and it's not there. So here's my favorite "non bbq" pie post. Hardest thing about this is washing the blender. Plus there are so many variations you could make.
http://www.justapinch.com/recipe/rob...rd+pie+1.19.12 |
How about an old Throwdown entry? I made a gluten free pie reminiscent of pulled pork and coleslaw sandwiches. It was soooo good. Too bad I was still using my old camera, the new one would have done it justice. This savoury pie is smoked.
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I see I didn't write it in the thread or post a picture but the whole pie was smoked in my kamado, not just the pulled pork.
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Love that! :clap2:
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Although I have this in a separate thread, this is a much better place for it. My Pot Pies. It is a PDF attachment. The photo is my Steak Pot Pie.
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