Mark your calendars! Saturday, October 14

Great! I've been jonesing for a Raisin pie. Sadly I never see them for sale in the grocery stores, and of course I'm clueless about how to make one. If I can ever find a woman who knows how to make them, I should offer to marry her. :cool:


Yes, I know what your thinking - "what's in it for her?". I dunno.
 
Ruth n Jersey said:
That sounds good to me. I'll mark my calendar and start preparing and eating desserts immediately so when the day comes I will have the perfect dessert to make and serve.
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It's good to plan ahead. It's also good to not serve a new recipe for a special occasion. One should always try a recipe out before serving it to company...or to yourself, yanno?
 
Hoot N Annie said:
Great! I've been jonesing for a Raisin pie. Sadly I never see them for sale in the grocery stores, and of course I'm clueless about how to make one. If I can ever find a woman who knows how to make them, I should offer to marry her. :cool:


Yes, I know what your thinking - "what's in it for her?". I dunno.
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:eek:nthego: You are fun! I can bake a raisin pie, but alas, I am engaged to Philly. Lulz.
 
Hoot N Annie said:
Great! I've been jonesing for a Raisin pie. Sadly I never see them for sale in the grocery stores, and of course I'm clueless about how to make one. If I can ever find a woman who knows how to make them, I should offer to marry her. :cool:


Yes, I know what your thinking - "what's in it for her?". I dunno.
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Boiled Raisin Pie was called funeral pie in this area years ago, it reminds me of mincemeat pie.

Before you decide to run out and get married grab a pie crust in the refrigerated section of the grocery store and make one.

http://allrecipes.com/recipe/12412/old-fashioned-raisin-pie-i/
 
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