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Pie recipes – Homemaking series

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Pie recipes are a true pleasure of life. At Casa Bouquet, pies are a preferred dessert and it’s not a family celebration without at least one pie!Casa Bouquet pie recipes series. Pie recipes are a true pleasure of life. At Casa Bouquet, pies are a preferred dessert.

Pie recipe posts

piecrust coconut cookiesCoconut piecrust uses coconut cookies, coconut flakes, and butter for a tropical crust

 

 

 

 

key lime pie coconut crustKey lime, passion fruit, and other tropical pies use Key lime juice and sweetened condensed milk

 

 

 

strawberry pie with fresh berries and cream cheeseFresh strawberry pie features fresh berries and cream cheese

 

 

 

 

chocolate-chess-servingChocolate chess pie is a Southern classic with deep, rich chocolate flavor

 

 

 

 

Pecan chocolate chip pie with bourbon sauce has a cookie-type texture and divine sweet taste. Perfect for a Kentucky Derby watch party and other holidays!Pecan chocolate chip pie with bourbon sauce combines pecans and dark chocolate for a Derby day classic

 

 

 

 

Banana pudding pie with scuppernong wine is a tribute to Bill Nesbitt, grape and wine researcher. Pie filling is similar to zabaglione or sabayon. Sweet and southern!Banana pudding pie with muscadine wine is my tribute to grape researcher Bill Nesbitt

 

 

 

 

Pumpkin butter pecan frozen pie is a gluten free sweet treat. Cereal crust with pumpkin and butter pecan ice cream filling.Pumpkin – butter pecan frozen pie is an easy gluten free frozen treat
 

 

Fruit pie with double crust is super easy and delicious. Try it with fresh peaches and blueberries or other fruit pairings. Perfect for spring, summer, and fall fresh fruit.Fruit pie with double crust uses fresh peaches and blueberries

Resource links for pie recipes

Let’s talk story

pie-paintingA good life can be traced through good pies. I’ve already shared my story of how I fed The Gardener pie when we were dating. Another time, my good friend K and I were visiting Troy, NY. We drove up the country highway towards Vermont and found a little diner where they were making fresh raspberry pies. Oh my, I just have to pause and think about how good they were. We each bought a whole pie and lovingly carried them home on the airplane on our laps to our husbands. Everyone thought we were crazy, but our husbands sure enjoyed those pies!Casa Bouquet pie recipes series. I’ll be looking for comments below, or contact me at lisa[at]thecasabouquet[dot]com.horizontal bar with plumeria

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  1. All of your pies look scrumptious! I do like pies, but have never been good at getting one baked! Thank you so much for sharing these with us at the #BloggingGrandmothersLinkParty!

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  4. I love a good pie, but in my mind they are too hard to make. Maybe I’m wrong and I should try one of yours. I love the story of you carrying a pie home to your husband, Lisa. That’s true love! Thanks for linking up at #BloggingGrandmothersLinkParty!

    ~Christie

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    • Hey Christie, I’m tickled because I think pies are so much easier than other desserts! Of course, I cheat since I don’t make my own pie crust – but no one has complained! I hope you will try to make one of these – key lime and chocolate chess are probably the easiest!

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  5. Not only can you sew but can cook too!! My choice would be the chocolate chess pie Thank you Lisa for linking up at the #BloggingGrandmothersLinkParty. I shared this post.

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