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    Old 11-25-2010, 01:08 PM
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    Originally Posted by littleone
    Ok, all this pie talk has got be hungry for a pumpkin pie, will try your french pie crust recipe. My pumpkin is my own from the freezer. Thanks for the recipe.
    Your welcome, littleone, and enjoy that fresh from the crop homemade pumpkin pie with dollops of cool whip!!! We'll be thinking of you having the real thing!!!

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    Thank you for all these Great recipes, I'm enjoying every one of them :D :thumbup:
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    Originally Posted by Pickles
    Thank you for all these Great recipes, I'm enjoying every one of them :D :thumbup:
    Your very welcome, Pickles!! Hope they all turn out fabulous for you and family and friends!

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    Originally Posted by littleone
    Ok, all this pie talk has got be hungry for a pumpkin pie, will try your french pie crust recipe. My pumpkin is my own from the freezer. Thanks for the recipe.
    Mixed the pie crust on Sat. and cooked the pumpkin pie for Sun. dinner. It was so good, we finished 1/2 the pie, it's a deep dish pie used 3 1/2 cups of pumpkin.

    I can attest to the french pie crust being really good, I used the golden crisco. Thank you for the recipe- n2scraplvr
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    Old 11-29-2010, 07:50 PM
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    Originally Posted by littleone
    Originally Posted by littleone
    Ok, all this pie talk has got be hungry for a pumpkin pie, will try your french pie crust recipe. My pumpkin is my own from the freezer. Thanks for the recipe.
    Mixed the pie crust on Sat. and cooked the pumpkin pie for Sun. dinner. It was so good, we finished 1/2 the pie, it's a deep dish pie used 3 1/2 cups of pumpkin.

    I can attest to the french pie crust being really good, I used the golden crisco. Thank you for the recipe- n2scraplvr
    Your welcome, littleone!! That pie sure looks good!! Are you going to serve all of us a slice? haha. I like the slight taste of sugar in each bite that makes this crust so different and I love the stretchiness of the dough!! And then I do love thick pie crust too! I'm so glad you tried my recipe and it sure turned out wonderful!!!

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    Old 11-30-2010, 01:48 AM
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    Oh....my, I can actually make a pie crust. Thanks to all for the wonderful receipes, I made two for Thanksgiving, and one for me for later this wk. My Goodness, I shocked myself, so flaky....much better than the store bought. DD asked if were different and I told her about all of you sharing your recipes, now she want the recipes. Thanks again.
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    Originally Posted by ljordan1029
    Oh....my, I can actually make a pie crust. Thanks to all for the wonderful receipes, I made two for Thanksgiving, and one for me for later this wk. My Goodness, I shocked myself, so flaky....much better than the store bought. DD asked if were different and I told her about all of you sharing your recipes, now she want the recipes. Thanks again.
    Oh, you're so welcome! It was so good to hear!! Now you have confidence in making a good pie from scratch and yes they are so much better than store bought any day!! Be sure and check out the recipe I gave to Brendadawg who said she just couldn't make pie crust. I think it's on the previous page. It's called no fail crust. Anyway, it's a winner too! Thank you so much, ljordan1029, for those nice comments!! Hope your daughter enjoys the recipes too! :D :D
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    ljordan1029: this is my reply to Brendadawg. try this one. it was on another thread called 'crustless pumpkin pie.'

    brendadawg wrote:
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    Thanks...I don't do pie crust, but I envy those who do....


    I do crusts.......they're called Pillsbury Ready Crust! Better than my homemade. My mom always made the best pie crusts; and I tried but just couldn't.


    Brendadawg, you can make pie crusts!! I have a perfect recipe for you -- it's a no-roll!! You mix it all in the pie plate!! Here it is just for you!!

    Never Fail Pie Crust II

    * 2 c. flour (all-purpose)
    * 1 c. shortening (butter-flavored)
    * 1/2 TBSP. sugar
    * 1/2 tsp. salt
    * 1/4 c. ice water
    * 1 egg
    * 1/2 TB. white vinegar

    1) In bowl, mix flour, shortening, sugar and salt.
    2) Add ice water, vinegar and egg. Beat to combine.

    No need to roll this out. Just pat into your pie pans.

    * A woman got rave reviews for 50 pies one Thanksgiving with this crust!!!!
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    Old 11-30-2010, 10:55 AM
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    Brendadawg, you can make pie crusts!! I have a perfect recipe for you -- it's a no-roll!! You mix it all in the pie plate!! Here it is just for you!!

    Never Fail Pie Crust II

    * 2 c. flour (all-purpose)
    * 1 c. shortening (butter-flavored)
    * 1/2 TBSP. sugar
    * 1/2 tsp. salt
    * 1/4 c. ice water
    * 1 egg
    * 1/2 TB. white vinegar

    1) In bowl, mix flour, shortening, sugar and salt.
    2) Add ice water, vinegar and egg. Beat to combine.

    No need to roll this out. Just pat into your pie pans.

    * A woman got rave reviews for 50 pies one Thanksgiving with this crust!!!![/quote]

    OK, this one has my curiosity I am going to have to make another pie. I think I will try Peach's mock pecan pie.
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    thanks for the recipes
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