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  • == Fruit Pie the Magician == | name = Fruit Pie the Magician
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  • |Name=Sugar-free mock lemon or fruit pie filling ...inutes to bloom, before adding the cornstarch to it. It will help keep the pie from 'weeping'..</li><li>Add salt, Splenda, NutraSweet, lemon juice, yogurt
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  • == Fruit Pie the Magician == | name = Fruit Pie the Magician
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  • ...s named after the [[Maraca]] fruit, which is the primary ingredient in the pie. ...lude [[cream cheese]] or [[condensed milk]] to add a creamy texture to the pie.
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  • '''Square Pie''' is a type of [[pie]] that, unlike traditional round pies, is baked in a square shape. Originat ...ries based on cultural traditions and practical considerations. The square pie, however, has gained popularity in recent years, particularly in the realm
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  • ...[cherry]], [[blueberry]], [[peach]], and [[strawberry]], among others. The fruit used can be fresh, canned, or dried, depending on the recipe and the season ...gral part of American cuisine, especially with the iconic [[American apple pie]].
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  • ...s are a popular [[dessert]] and [[snack food]]. They are often filled with fruit, but can also contain other fillings such as chocolate or meat. ...re they were traditionally made by housewives using leftover pie dough and fruit. The pies were then fried in lard, giving them a distinctive taste and text
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  • ...anilla]], [[chocolate]], [[lemon]], [[banana]], [[coconut]], and more. The pie is usually served cold due to the nature of its filling. ...ssert of honey and baked custard. However, the modern version of the cream pie that we know today was developed in the [[United States]] in the 19th centu
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  • ...is a popular dessert dish made primarily from [[raspberries]], sugar, and pie crust. It is a traditional dish in many cultures, particularly in North Ame ...uice, cornstarch, or other fruits to enhance the flavor and texture of the pie.
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  • ...e of simple, readily available ingredients, often substituting traditional pie fillings with items such as vinegar, crackers, or green tomatoes. ...often had to make do with limited resources. The concept of a "desperation pie" is not tied to a specific recipe, but rather a mindset of resourcefulness
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  • ...ure, and filled with various types of [[fruit]] or [[cream]] fillings. The pie is known for its delicate texture and sweet, tangy flavor. ...th [[Southern United States|Southern]] cuisine, although variations of the pie can be found in many different regions.
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  • ...til set. Some cream pies, such as a [[lemon meringue pie]] or a [[key lime pie]], are topped with meringue and briefly baked to brown the meringue. * [[Pie]]
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  • ...ed either warm or cold, and is often garnished with [[whipped cream]] or [[fruit]]. The origins of the custard pie can be traced back to [[Middle Ages|medieval]] Europe, where it was a popul
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  • [[File:Peanut pie close-up.jpg|Peanut pie|500px|right]] ...t is similar to [[pecan pie]], but uses [[peanut]]s instead of pecans. The pie is made with a filling that includes peanuts, sugar, butter, and eggs. It i
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  • ...of ingredients, including [[egg whites]], [[sugar]], and [[gelatin]]. The pie is typically served chilled and can be made with a variety of flavors, such ...nroe Boston Strause, who was known as the "Pie King". Strause invented the pie as a way to create a lighter, more delicate dessert.
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  • | name = Apple Pie | image = Apple pie.jpg
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  • |description = PIE A pie is made with the following ingredients:
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  • ...7th century. The name "Battalia" is derived from the word "battle", as the pie is filled with a variety of meats, representing the spoils of war. ...cooks and contains many elaborate recipes, including the one for Battalia Pie. May's recipe calls for a mixture of [[pigeon]], [[chicken]], [[veal]], and
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  • ...09 by Laurie Bowen and Kristin Broadley, who are often referred to as the "Pie Ladies". The company is known for its unique and delicious pies, which are ...commitment to using fresh, local ingredients quickly made the Centerville Pie Company a local favorite.
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  • ...ries, with their origins tracing back to ancient times. The term "slice of pie" can also metaphorically represent a share or portion of something, such as ...ry. The phrase "slice of pie" reflects the common practice of dividing the pie into portions to be shared.
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  • ...the dish that has been a part of American culture for many years. National Pie Day should not be confused with [[Pi Day]], which is celebrated on March 14 ...tage and promoting America's love affair with pies, has sponsored National Pie Day since 1986. The day has grown in popularity, with various events and ac
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  • '''Buko Pie''' is a traditional Filipino dessert made primarily from young coconut (kno The main ingredient of Buko Pie is young coconut meat. Other ingredients include condensed milk, sugar, and
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