I’m so glad you enjoyed the pie so much! 🙂
]]>Although, didn’t have any Graham crackers about , therefore substituted shortbread crust and made individual portions in four inch ramikens. Your whipped cream method on top with a few rasps of lemon rind for looks and a fresh raspberry atop to finish. Was a hit!
As stated before and will again, your explanations, tips and presentation of a recipe is top shelf. Thanks so much for helping me become better in the kitchen with baked goods.
]]>Hi Wendy! Without having tried this we can’t say for sure, but it seems like you would be able to get about 4-5 mini pies out of this recipe. The pies should freeze just fine. 😊
]]>I do have a russian tea cake recipe. 🙂
]]>Thanks for letting us know how the pie turned out for you! Enjoy 😊
]]>Hi Lyn! Sorry about the confusion! Both ways will work here. I typically use them interchangeably. If you ever run into this issue again it’s always safest to go with the written recipe. Unfortunately I can’t go back and change the videos. 🙁
]]>This is the recipe on the Eagle brand condensed milk can from way back in the day. One of the first dessert I made as a child. Only difference is the pie was top with meringue and baked for a shorter amount of time
Nowadays I make the pie using tart shells and making a whipped cream topping. For my family it was reinventing an old family favorite.
I’m so glad you have enjoyed everything so much, Sherri! 🙂
]]>Hi Amelia! That sounds tasty. 🙂
]]>Do you think this pie would be good with meringue instead of the whipped cream? Thanks!
]]>I’m so glad you enjoyed it so much! 🙂
]]>So happy to hear this, Netti! I unfortunately do not have experience making the crust gluten free so I am hesitant to advise, but I’m hoping maybe someone else who has tried this can chime in! I would think another citrus juice would work well, but yes please let me know how it turns out! 🙂
]]>Hi PK! I’m honestly not sure! Were any ingredients substituted (evaporated milk instead of condensed milk would leave you with the results indicated) or could anything have been accidentally mis-measured? Was the pie baked the full amount of time? Could your oven be running cold? I just filmed a video for this recipe last week (coming soon, editing takes a while), which meant making the pie 3 times, and I did not have this issue in any of those instances, so I’m really not sure.
]]>Hi Anita! I would bake the crust first according to the crust recipe and then add the filling and bake. I hope you love it! 🙂
]]>It should keep for a week in the refrigerator. You may need to cover it so it doesn’t absorb any fridge odors. 🙂
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