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Coconut Cream Pie III

Submitted by: Pat 
Freezing seems to do something magical to the coconut before it 's stirred into the cream filling and baked. In any case, this pie is certainly rich and delicious. 

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Coconut Cream Pie

Submitted by: Mary 
A rich and smooth pie. It takes a half hour to make, but is well worth the effort! 

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Coconut Cream Pie IV

Submitted by: Jane 
A creamy, thick and delicious coconut custard is cooked up and poured into a baked pie shell and smothered with meringue. Only a few minutes in a hot oven turns the meringue golden brown. 

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Coconut Cream Pie VI

Submitted by: Karen 
Nothing is more simple than this creamy coconut-filled pie. The cream filling is cooked, the coconut is stirred in, and then the wonderful concoction is poured into a baked pie shell and chilled for a few hours. 

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Coconut Cream Pie IX

Submitted by: Sara 
Flaked coconut is folded into a custard made with egg yolks thickened with flour. 

Coconut Cream Pie VII

Submitted by: BUCHKO 
This is a rich pie that 's made with evaporated milk, lots of milk and eggs, and plenty of coconut. The filling is cooked until thick and creamy, and it 's immediately poured into a baked pie shell and chilled. 

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Coconut Cream Pie II

Submitted by: Carol 
A delicious milk custard is combined with beaten egg whites, whipped cream and freshly grated coconut. Then it 's poured into a pie shell and garnished with extra shredded coconut. Chill thoroughly before serving. 

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Quick Coconut Cream Pie

Submitted by: Betty Claycomb 
I've found a way to make coconut cream pie without a lot of fuss and still get terrific flavor. Using a convenient purchased crust, instant pudding and frozen whipped topping, I can enjoy an old-time dessert even when time is short. 

Coconut Cream Pie V

Submitted by: Jackie Smith 
As is, this recipe makes a wonderfully rich meringue-topped pie. You can, however, quickly convert this recipe into one for a great chocolate coconut cream pie if you also use unsweetened coconut powder for the custard. 

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Coconut Cream Pie VIII

Submitted by: SHERRY_G 
You can use fresh coconut as the recipe calls for (it's to die for!) or you can use frozen or other coconut. 
 
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