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June 24, 2012

masterpiece

The beginnings of a good homemade pie start in a blackberry patch. Where else? Today our berries were just becoming soft and ripened so I thought I’d make a pie. Once you pick four or five cups of berries you can go straight to the kitchen and wash your harvest for the sweetening process. Half a cup of sugar, some water, a little cornstarch; you don’t need much to make it taste good. Dump the berries into a pie crust, stick it in the oven and you’ve got dessert for tonight---all finished in a couple of hours.



(My top crust tends to be a little patchy looking at times, but it just makes it look artistic.)
 PIE (with fresh berries):
4-5 cups of berries (for 9 inch pie plate)
Mix in:
2 tablespoons cornstarch
2/3-1 cup sugar (I used ½ a cup)
Let fruit sit for 15 minutes before pouring into pie plate. Cover with crust. Bake at 450 degrees F. for
10 minutes before reducing temperature to 350 and baking for 40 -45 minutes.

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