Egg wash and sugar. You cannot beat that.
(top upper left, moving clockwise)
Cranberry apricot, strawberry rhubarb, pumpkin, apple with pecan streusel, pecan, pumpkin, blueberry, double crust apple.
Every year, my pies look a bit better. Egg washes are key, and I've got to troubleshoot the pumpkin pie recipe in these pyrex dishes. That, and make more of the pecan filling, add more tapioca to the strawberry rhubarb, and more filling to the cranberry pie (can you tell I like a generously filled pie?). The other fun that I had was braiding one of the crusts (it's the dutch apple in the upper right). That plus a turkey-shaped cookie cutout of the crust made it look quite festive!
Look at that bird.
The spread!
Thirty students came for the festivities, bringing such potluck items as pasta, dumplings, and potato chips.
It's time for pie!
2 comments:
Amazing as usual, Bridget! Can you post the link to the post where you show/tell about your pie planning spreadsheet? (I gotta make sure I get my facts straight when I rave to my food people about your incredibly orchestrated feat)
Here's the link for you! :)
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