Topic: What is your favorite kind(s) of pie?

[putaringonit]

Oh that's easy! Pumpking pie!! I love it so much! Hahaha. and my mother makes a delicious apple & cinnamon pie! Shepherd's pie is also one of my faves!

[Northern Star Girl]

I like TWO kinds of pie....   Hot Pie, and  Cold Pie

[CaelaNotKayla]

So has anyone actually tried that baked-bean pecan pie that is making the rounds on Facebook right now?

Caela

[Megan.]

I like TWO kinds of pie....   Hot Pie, and  Cold Pie

You forgot re-heated pie!

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[ChrissyRyan]

Rainier cherries never even make it close to a pie at our house.  We'll stand around and eat them as fast as we can wash them up!

Caela

Those are the cherries that are multicolored, not solid red?  Bought some on a mountain road in Washington from a fruit stand cellar.  They were all eaten within a day.

Chrissy

[Oldandcreaky]

Raspberry pie, sour cherry pie, and Key Lime pie so tart it nearly hurts to eat it.

You can see I like acid.

[Megan.]

Raspberry pie, sour cherry pie, and Key Lime pie so tart it nearly hurts to eat it.

You can see I like acid.

Yes! This please :-). X

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[davina61]

As long as it has a pastry coat , ANY !!! Beer, steak and stilton or any fruit .

[Jessica_K]

Savoury: Steak and Stilton pie
Dessert: (more of a cake girl than pie) apple and cinnamon pie

Jessica xx

[ChrissyRyan]

Savoury: Steak and Stilton pie
Dessert: (more of a cake girl than pie) apple and cinnamon pie

Jessica xx

Cinnamon and sugar seem to make lots of things taste good.

Chrissy

[sarahc]

Yesterday, I chose not to take a leftover slice of Mom's pumpkin pie back home with me, because I really didn't need pie leftovers.

This was a mistake. I now hunger for pumpkin pie.

Sarah

[ChrissyRyan]

Some people do not like pumpkin pie.  But I like it.   

It is good stuff, in moderation!


Chrissy

[ChrissyRyan]

I read somewhere that when served a slice of pie, such as a slice of apple pie, typically Americans will rotate the plate until the pointy end of the slice points to the person.

Others, from other lands, typically just start eating the pie.


Chrissy

[sarahc]

Wait, I do this...except, I kind of point the slice towards to my left shoulder. Because I'm right handed, the pie is therefore pointed at a 90 degree angle for a natural cut of the pie with my fork at the pointy end.

But my question is: how can other people not orient a pie towards them for fluted pie crusts (which are typical for the US)? You would never want to start on the thick, sometimes hard crusty end, right???

Sarah

I read somewhere that when served a slice of pie, such as a slice of apple pie, typically Americans will rotate the plate until the pointy end of the slice points to the person.

Others, from other lands, typically just start eating the pie.


Chrissy

[ChrissyRyan]

Wait, I do this...except, I kind of point the slice towards to my left shoulder. Because I'm right handed, the pie is therefore pointed at a 90 degree angle for a natural cut of the pie with my fork at the pointy end.

But my question is: how can other people not orient a pie towards them for fluted pie crusts (which are typical for the US)? You would never want to start on the thick, sometimes hard crusty end, right???

Sarah

The diner, without rotating the plate or the pie, simply uses a fork to grab some of the pie slice, likely from the pointy end, then eats.  Regardless which end of their slice points towards the diner, there is not much of a difference of distance for the fork to travel from pie to mouth, nor would it be harder to cut into the pie.  We are talking about inches.

Interesting, this is.

Chrissy

[ChrissyRyan]

I think a nice slice of key lime pie would be great!


Chrissy

[Northern Star Girl]

I think a nice slice of key lime pie would be great!

Chrissy

Apple Pie, Cherry Pie, Peach Pie, Pecan Pie, Pumpkin Pie, Banana Cream Pie, Coconut Cream Pie ....
and more.....   in that order!!!   
.... With Ice Cream or whipped cream.

[ChrissyRyan]

A strawberry pie with whipped cream sounds good right now too!


Chrissy

[sarahc]

A strawberry pie with whipped cream sounds good right now too!


Chrissy

There used to be famous restaurant in Baltimore called Haussner’s whose most well-known dish was the strawberry pie, and it would have met your craving perfectly. People who ordered that pie never forgot it, and there are tons of recipes on the web that try to duplicate it. This looks like a pretty good adaptation, although the real thing had a heavy dollop of whipped cream on top.

http://www.kitchenepiphanies.com/mile-high-strawberry-pie/

There are a couple of bakeries in Baltimore that always have strawberry pie on hand for sentimental reasons.

Sarah

[ChrissyRyan]

There used to be famous restaurant in Baltimore called Haussner’s whose most well-known dish was the strawberry pie, and it would have met your craving perfectly. People who ordered that pie never forgot it, and there are tons of recipes on the web that try to duplicate it. This looks like a pretty good adaptation, although the real thing had a heavy dollop of whipped cream on top.

http://www.kitchenepiphanies.com/mile-high-strawberry-pie/

There are a couple of bakeries in Baltimore that always have strawberry pie on hand for sentimental reasons.

Sarah

Thank you!

Chrissy