A couple of pie recipes this week. My grandmother used to make the Lemon Pie (as well as a great Butterscotch Pie) - This recipe is from Aunt Jo.
Lemon
Meringue Pie
1½ cups Sugar
3 T Cornstarch
3 T Flour
1 dash Salt
1½ cups Hot water
3 Egg
yolks, slightly beaten
2 T Butter
½ tsp Grated lemon peel
1/3 cup Lemon juice
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PIE
CRUST INGREDIENTS
1½ cups Flour, sifted
½ tsp Salt
½ cup Shortening
4-5 T Water
MERINGUE
INGREDIENTS
3 Egg
whites
1 tsp Lemon juice
6 Tbs Sugar
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Procedure
1
In a saucepan, mix sugar ,cornstarch, flour, and
dash of salt.
2
Gradually stir in hot water.
3
Quickly bring to a boil, stirring constantly.
4
Reduce heat, continue cooking 8 minutes.
5
Stir small amount of hot water mixture into egg
yolks.
6
6. Add to hot mixture.
7
Return to boil, stirring constantly, cook 4
minutes.
8
Add butter and lemon peel.
9
Slowly stir in lemon juice.
10
Pour
into cooked pastry shell.
11
Cool to
room temperature.
12
Spread
meringue over filling.
13
Bake:
350, 12 - 15 minutes.
14
PIE
CRUST
15
In a
large bowl combine: flour, salt, shortening, and 4 -5 tablespoons flour.
16
Roll to
1/8 inch.
17
Fit
loosely into 9-inch pie plate.
18
Trim 1/2
inch beyond edge.
19
Fold
under and flute.
20
Prick
bottom and sides well with fork.
21
Bake:
450°, 10 -12 minutes.
22
MERINGUE
23
In a
mixing bowl beat egg whites with lemon juice to soft peaks.
24
Gradually
add sugar, beating until stiff peaks form and sugar has dissolved.
Yield: 1 pie
Source: Jo Ann
Cole Peterson
Sour
Cream Raisin Pie
"Elsie Langfit was Thelma
Martin's mother. Thelma was one of my mom's (Ruth Jackson) best friends and I
loved her. There was never a "generation gap" with mom and Thelma and
their kids." Ginny
1¼ cups Sugar
1 T Flour
1 tsp Cinnamon
1/8 tsp Cloves
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3 Egg
yolks
1 cup Sour cream
1 cup Raisins
1 Baked
pie shell
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Procedure
1
In a saucepan mix all the ingredients (except
pie shell).
2
Cook until thick and dark, about 30 minutes.
3
Pour into baked pie shell.
4
Top with meringue (recipe not given)
Yield: 1
pie
Oven Temperature: 350°F
Cooking Time: 20 minutes
Author: Elsie
Langfit
Source: Ruth Cole Jackson
1 comment:
I like recipes like this which are more special - when prepared most people have no reference for comparison, so there is less chance of making one disappointing.
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