First gather the ingredients and prepare the crust.
I used a prepared refrigerator crust.
I can't make one any better so why bother.
I once lied to my mother-in-law when she asked if I made the pie crust.
I felt that she shouldn't have asked in the first place!
The recipe comes from this cookbook by Glenda Adams. Glenda has written two more cookbooks that I use often. The Otis Adams, Jr. Family represented Cross County and won the Arkansas Farm Family of the Year long ago.
Mix the ingredients together and place in the oven.
Today the pie shared the oven with baked apples.
♥andPeace,Myra
YUMMY! I totally want a piece right now for after lunch with some coffee! (maybe the bake apples too) Thanks for the recipe. Thank you sweet lady for your lovely comment.
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Enjoy. BTW my mother said I needed to add a dash of salt.
DeleteThis is fabulous looking. Mr. P would love it. Thanks for sharing the recipe, I believe I'll go for the baked apples. I'll keep you posted once the decision is made about the blue and white draperies, I am on a mission. lol hugs ~lynne ~
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ReplyDeletenothing on you ~ this
looks gorgeous!!! And
I bet it tasted divine : )
I wanted to thank you
for the sweet comment
that you left me about
on the post that I wrote
about my GiGi. Your
words really touched
my heart!
xo Suzanne
I love pecan pie and this looks soooooooooooo good. The baked apples would be wonderful too. Thanks tons for the recipe. So glad I found your blog,I am a new follower. Hugs, Marty
ReplyDeleteGreat looking pie! Thanks for stopping by my blog.
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