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Key Lime Pie

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    Michael
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    Made one last night. Quick and easy:

    2 cups Graham crackers (crushed)
    6 Tb sugar
    6 Tb butter (melted)
    1 cup Key Lime juice
    6 egg YOLKS
    2 14oz cans sweetened condensed milk

    First three ingredients make the crust. I don't prebake it,
    just press it into a 10 inch pie pan. Beat the last three
    ingredients and then pour in pan and bake at 325 for 15
    minutes. Warning: This makes a very full pie pan. Run
    the crust right up to the edge.

    I tasted some of the Key Lime juice, and it wasn't just
    sour, it was bitter too. I had the impression that if I had
    dripped some on the floor, it would have immediately
    eaten through to the creepy crawly place.

    This pie is [censored] as all get out. I whipped up some cream
    and sugar to take the edge off. Some brave souls at
    work would have nothing to do with the whipped cream.
    Oh, yeah. And if had had Cool Whip, I wouldn't have
    bothered beating the cream.

    Michael

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  2. Rescue
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    Michael said:

    Made one last night. Quick and easy:

    Quoted message said:

    Michael

    well this sounds just delightful Michael

    i have also seen orange shavings on there
    i forget what you call it when you scrape an orange with a fork and
    make little streamers
    but they are decorative and edible of course.

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  3. Michael
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    Rescue wrote:

    i have also seen orange shavings on there
    i forget what you call it when you scrape an orange with a fork and
    make little streamers
    but they are decorative and edible of course.

    ******************
    I've got a recipe for candied orange and lemon rinds. Dave
    mentioned recently that he had chocolate cheesecake with
    the orange rind in it and that it was delicious. I'd like to
    try that, and see if I can tune in a really delicious orange-
    chocolate cheesecake.

    Thank you for posting, Rescue!

    Michael

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  4. Rescue
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    Michael said:

    I've got a recipe for candied orange and lemon rinds. Dave
    mentioned recently that he had chocolate cheesecake with
    the orange rind in it and that it was delicious. I'd like to
    try that, and see if I can tune in a really delicious orange-
    chocolate cheesecake.

    Thank you for posting, Rescue!

    lol

    what the heck is that called when you do that with a fork, or a little
    tool just for it

    not spritz, or peel, zest!

    orange zest

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  5. Default User
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    Michael said:

    Made one last night. Quick and easy:

    2 cups Graham crackers (crushed)
    6 Tb sugar
    6 Tb butter (melted)
    1 cup Key Lime juice
    6 egg YOLKS
    2 14oz cans sweetened condensed milk

    I like to use one regular fresh lime per pie. I use the microplane to
    take the zest off and add the juice as well.

    Brian

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    won't shut up.
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