For Recipe Exchange this month we are making desserts to share.  On a trip to a family wedding this weekend, my sister-in-law's Mother shared with me the recipe for her Mother's homemade Pineapple Cream pie, which we really like.  She said her Mother even made the vanilla pudding from scratch.  I had to find a recipe on the internet for that.  I found this one:
If I remember it correctly the Pineapple Pie recipe is:
cooked vanilla pudding
make it with part milk and part pineapple juice
drained crushed pineapple juice
Categories: Desserts    Title: My Mother-in-law's Pie Crust Mix
Description:
Bulk recipe for pie makers like Mom Adams.   Good to have on hand for the holidays or family gatherings.   Remember, an Adams only cuts a pie once!
Ingredients:
5 lb. bag Gold Medal white flour
3 lb Crisco -- only use 2/3 of the can (don't substitute) 
3 T sugar
3 T salt
Boysenberry Filling:
4 c berries Albertson's carries frozen Marion Blackberries
4 T tapioca
1 T lemon juice
1 c sugar
Can use apricots instead for Apricot pie filling.
Directions:
Mix well.   Store in a plastic container or Crisco can. Keeps well in a cool place or refrigerator.   Use 1 c of mixture plus 2 T water for each crust. Mix with a fork.
Boysenberry Filling: Mix and put in unbaked shell & put on top crust.   Bake at 400 degrees for 10 minutes; then reduce to 350 degrees for 20 or so minutes until golden brown.
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