Amish Bob And Andy Pie

Submitted by: MARBALET 
Think of a gooey, well-seasoned pecan pie without the pecans, and your thinking of Amish Bob and Andy Pie. Milk, eggs, flour and sugar are combined with butter, cinnamon, cloves and vanilla. Then it 's baked until brown and quivery to the touch. 

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Custard Pie II

Submitted by: Yvonne 
Aside from the when you have to scald the milk, everything else is a snap. This creamy pie cooks in 30 minutes and tastes like an old-fashioned custard pie. 

Old Fashioned Caramel Pie

Submitted by: SAUNDRA 
This rich caramel custard pie is a classic favorite. The secret is to make the caramel in a cast iron skillet! Serve it with lightly sweetened whipped cream if you like. 

Ricotta Cheese Pie I

Submitted by: Linda C. 
To make this pie 's creamy, delicately-flavored filling, combine eggs, ricotta, milk, vanilla, sugar and cornstarch, and then pour it into a prepared crust. Bake the pie for an hour until it 's set. Serve with sweetened, sliced strawberries. 

Custard Pie I

Submitted by: Susan 
This is a very simple, very creamy custard pie. All the ingredients stir up in one bowl, then the mixture is poured into an unbaked pie shell, dusted with cinnamon and nutmeg, and baked for an hour. 

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Egg Custard Pie III

Submitted by: Pat 
This very old recipe has a small amount of milk and a bit of flour stirred into the custard, so it bakes up more dense than a traditional custard. And the nutmeg adds a wonderful flavor to this heavier baked pie. Serve warm or cold with whipped cream. 

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Vanilla Bavarian Cream Pie

Submitted by: Rosemary Stoker 
This pie is a delicate taste treat delight! Also good served with sliced strawberries. Originally submitted to PieRecipe.com. 

Graham Cracker Pie

Submitted by: Jolene 
The graham cracker crust for this pie is made with brown sugar and cinnamon, lending an extra depth of flavors to this tasty treat. The filling is a simple, but lovely egg custard with a hint of vanilla. Pour it into the shell and chill before serving. Decorate the pie with sprigs of mint and a sprinkling of nutmeg. 

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Grandma's Egg Custard Pie

Submitted by: Marles Riessland 
Once you taste this pie you'll know why this is a blue ribbon winner. The custard is sweet and creamy and bakes up perfectly. The crust stays flaky and delicious. Garnish with freshly grated nutmeg. 

Oatmeal Pie II

Submitted by: Karin Christian 
When oatmeal goes into this pie 's simple filling, it bakes up all sweet and gooey, and tastes like pecans. This simple, last-minute pie goes great with scoops of ice cream or dollops of whipped cream. 
 
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