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Post by chonies on Nov 14, 2017 15:28:20 GMT -4
Does anyone have a killer pineapple pie recipe? Like, "I was atheist, but this pie makes me believe in all the gods and woodsprites." Or, in lieu of a recipe, can anyone tell me about a transformative pineapple pie they have eaten?
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madangela
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Post by madangela on Nov 15, 2017 11:32:08 GMT -4
I do not and have not but what a great idea. I love pineapple!
What say you all to savory pie? I have a simple but amazingly delicious recipe for a rustic veg tart. The crust is at least half the splendor - it is so very light and flaky. Barely there. The base is sautéed onions and garlic, then you lay sliced tomatoes on top. Even with less than stellar tomatoes, this was lovely.
(It has no top crust, just the lower crust folded up a bit around the edges. Actually, I guess it's a galette.)
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Post by Oxynia on Nov 15, 2017 11:42:36 GMT -4
Recipe, please! I love savory pies. I haven't got a trusted recipe for pineapple pie, but I saw this online and it seems to be getting a lot of love from other bakers. Very simple filling of mostly pineapple and sugar. Other pies I've seen have coconut in it, but I like the theoretical simplicity of this one. |
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Post by chonies on Nov 15, 2017 11:52:10 GMT -4
I love savory pies and galettes! I have an aversion to the term "hand pie" because it sounds stupid, but I get the principal...and it's called a pasty, no? Your version sounds delicious, madangela.Thanks for the recipe, Oxynia--I think I'll experiment this weekend. I'm torn between the straightforward fruit version and a buttermilk variety. Someone suggested the million dollar Cool Whip and cream cheese type, but I'll pass for the moment. |
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Post by Ripley on Nov 15, 2017 18:52:04 GMT -4
There is a local pie company that makes a lobster pot pie that is seriously delicious. If I weren’t feeling so lazy I’d go buy one right now.
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Post by tabby on Nov 16, 2017 10:17:34 GMT -4
There is a local pie company that makes a lobster pot pie that is seriously delicious. I suddenly had flashbacks to when I lived in the Boston area, about the Hilltop Steakhouse. It's closed now, but it was an institution back in the day. It was in Saugus, on Route 1 north of Boston, and had a herd of fiberglass cows out front. They made a lobster casserole/pie that was utterly sinful. I love all pie, sweet and savory. I could go for a nice chicken pot pie right now, in fact. |
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Post by Brookie on Nov 16, 2017 10:19:02 GMT -4
There is a local pie company that makes a lobster pot pie that is seriously delicious. I suddenly had flashbacks to when I lived in the Boston area, about the Hilltop Steakhouse. It's closed now, but it was an institution back in the day. It was in Saugus, on Route 1 north of Boston, and had a herd of fiberglass cows out front. They made a lobster casserole/pie that was utterly sinful. I love all pie, sweet and savory. I could go for a nice chicken pot pie right now, in fact. There's a seafood restaurant in downtown Detroit that makes a terrific lobster pastie, with squid ink sauce. |
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Post by ladyboy on Nov 16, 2017 20:54:17 GMT -4
My 8 year old made a pumpkin pie this afternoon by himself (premade crust) and I'm about to go eat a slice!
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Post by chonies on Nov 19, 2017 22:33:58 GMT -4
I had a "pie flight" this weekend--a chocolate cream, cranberry strawberry, and cranberry cheesecake. The first was fine but nothing really remarkable, the second was pretty good, but the third approached religious vision status. Holy mother of bogberries, it was delicious.
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Post by Oxynia on Nov 19, 2017 23:31:47 GMT -4
Is there a recipe involved? Because seriously, anything involving bogberries AND cheesecake needs to be in my stomach post haste.
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