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Buttermilk Raisin Pie

Submitted by: John Ferren 
Buttermilk is as common in the South as iced tea. This old-fashioned pie is just another fine way to cook with it. It's one of my favorites. 

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Grandma's Sour Cream Raisin Pie

Submitted by: Beverly Medalen 
The aroma of this pie baking in my farm kitchen oven reminds me of my dear grandma who made this pretty pie for special occasions. 

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Mom's Custard Pie

Submitted by: Barbara Hyatt 
Just a single bite of this traditional treat takes me back to the days when Mom would fix this pie for Dad, Grandfather and me. Mom also regularly prepared pies for large gatherings. This dessert was often requested. -Barbara Hyatt, Folsom, California 

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Grandma Meg's Raisin Pie

Submitted by: Pat Sisk 
Whenever I bake this pie, I think of the days of the Depression. Meat was hard to come by then, so Grandma Meg would tell my dad, 'If you go hunt for a rabbit or peasant for Sunday dinner, I'll make a raisin pie.' We had lot of wild game and raisin pies during those days! 

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Raisin Pie

Submitted by: Patricia Baxter 
'TO TOP OFF the meal, Mother baked an amazing array of pies--there was something to satisfy everyone's tastes. Besides my favorite--raisin--there was one each of pumpkin, mincemeat, pecan, apple and cherry. We had scrumptious leftovers for days!' 

Mississippi Egg Custard Pie

Submitted by: Marie Briggs 
A wonderful pie straight from the heart of Mississippi. 

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Old-Fashioned Coconut Pie

Submitted by: Barbara Smith 
My husband says it's not good cooking unless it's made from scratch. This is an old-fashioned way of making coconut pie from scratch. 

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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. 

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Rhubarb Custard Pie III

Submitted by: Cindy Mosier 
The thick egg custard filling for this pie is lovely. First egg yolks are blended with flour, sugar and lots of scaled milk, and then stiffly beaten egg whites are gently folded in. This yummy custard is then spooned over diced rhubarb that 's piled in the bottom of a pastry shell. Baked until it 's set. 

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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