Here in the dead of winter, there isn't a lot of fresh fruit in season. But we do have sugar and dairy. So why not make a Maple Cream Pie?
Curious About Pies
I'm an amateur cook who'd like to get really good at making pies. I've opted for the immersion method: between August 2011 and August 2012, I'm making at least one pie per week. On this blog, I'll share my pie progress.
Showing posts with label rye flour. Show all posts
Showing posts with label rye flour. Show all posts
Thursday, February 16, 2012
Maple Cream Pie
Labels:
Butter,
cream pie,
Ken Haedrich,
maple syrup,
rye flour,
Vegetable Shortening,
whipped cream
Sunday, February 5, 2012
Sugarless Honey-Blackberry Pie with Whole-Wheat Rye Crust
It's that time of year when the incessant snow and ice make you think longingly of summer...
Wait a minute... this is the second-mildest winter on record. I wore a T-shirt to the store today and was slightly too warm. There's a sunny blue sky above, with soft scudding clouds.
Nevertheless, it's time to pull out the fruit we froze in September and make it into delicious pie. First up: farmers-market blackberries.
Labels:
agave,
blackberry,
honey,
rye flour,
sugarless,
sweet,
whipped cream
Sunday, January 22, 2012
Maple-Buttermilk Pie with Rye crust
I'd never had buttermilk pie before, but it's a new favorite. It's sweet and custardy, and tangy like key lime without citrus. This recipe comes from http://www.101cookbooks.com/archives/maple-buttermilk-pie-recipe.html, and the photos there prove that I have a long way to go in the pie-appearance department. However: tasty as can be. (Pictured here with a somewhat generous dollop of whipped cream).
Labels:
buttermilk,
custard,
maple syrup,
random recipe,
rye flour,
sweet
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