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Reviewed: Nov. 25, 2009
OMG! My grandmother Julia used this recipe, and I remember it from when I was a child. She would be about 100 years old now, so it has been around a long time. She lived in Charleston, WV--just in case you're wondering about regional flair. ;-) I make it for Thanksgiving and Christmas. The BIG difference is that we never had it as a pie. It was served in sherbert dishes. She froze it in those metal ice cube trays, but I have found that a silicone loaf pan works great. This year I'm putting it into silicone muffin "tin." My recipe says it serves six. It is very rich, but sooo yummy!
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The reviewer gave this recipe 2 stars. This recipe averages a 3.5 star rating.
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Reviewed: Mar. 4, 2009
When we made this pie it was way too sweet so we added about 3 tsp's of lime juice to even it out. Even with the adjustment the pie wasn't anything that stood out to us... We probably will never make this recipe again
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