help-key lime pie!!!
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adromischus cristatus "key lime pie"
Comments (10)Cristatus is a bit faster than most Adros to develope cloned seconds from but could be kind of slow before you see a couple leaves off from a single leaf to pot. I usually just let them lay on the surface of the same pot and let them do there thing for a month before potting them in or lettting them trun to Adro food for the more natural feeding for an Adro. Other times I'll toss Adro leaves in an empty drip tray vented by a brezzy window for some roots to develope then they go into a catch all pot for usuall misting to deep watering depending on time of year. A single leaf from any Adro will root very quickly even if the fell leaf fell off from an outside growing one at the right times of year could root as fast as three to four days, in the same line rooting is all any Adro does fast....See MoreKey Lime Pie Juvenile ??
Comments (7)I don't think so. Key Lime Pie is a favourite of mine. I looked back to when I bought it in 2008 and never was it that bright color. It's color is subdued even in quite a bit of sun where mine is grown. Below are some pictures that might help you. Notice in the last one that the petioles are very purple....See MoreKey Lime Pie - Which variation is the real deal?
Comments (14)Cook's did one of their experiments and found that baking the filling made a big difference in taste -- and I agree. This is the best pie outside of Key West I've ever had/made. KEY LIME PIE Serves 8 . Published March 1, 1997. If you prefer a meringue topping, follow the instructions in "No-Weep Lemon Meringue Pie" in the November/December 1994 issue. Bake pie only 7 minutes, then apply meringue gently, first spreading a ring around the outer edge, then filling in the center. Return to oven and bake 20 minutes more. INGREDIENTS Lime Filling 4 teaspoons grated lime zest 1/2 cup lime juice from 3 to 4 limes 4 large egg yolks 1 (14-ounce) can sweetened condensed milk Graham Cracker Crust 11 graham crackers , processed to fine crumbs (1 1/4 cups) 3 tablespoons granulated sugar 5 tablespoons unsalted butter , melted Whipped Cream Topping 3/4 cup heavy cream 1/4 cup confectioners' sugar 1/2 lime , sliced paper thin and dipped in sugar (optional) INSTRUCTIONS 1. For the Filling: Whisk zest and yolks in medium bowl until tinted light green, about 2 minutes. Beat in milk, then juice; set aside at room temperature to thicken. 2. For the Crust: Adjust oven rack to center position and heat oven to 325 degrees. Mix crumbs and sugar in medium bowl. Add butter; stir with fork until well blended. Pour mixture into 9-inch pie pan; press crumbs over bottom and up sides of pan to form even crust. Bake until lightly browned and fragrant, about 15 minutes. Transfer pan to wire rack; cool to room temperature, about 20 minutes. 3. Pour lime filling into crust; bake until center is set, yet wiggly when jiggled, 15 to 17 minutes. Return pie to wire rack; cool to room temperature. Refrigerate until well chilled, at least 3 hours. (Can be covered with lightly oiled or oil-sprayed plastic wrap laid directly on filling and refrigerated up to 1 day.) 4. For the Whipped Cream: Up to 2 hours before serving, whip cream in medium bowl to very soft peaks. Adding confectioners sugar 1 tablespoon at a time, continue whipping to just-stiff peaks. Decoratively pipe whipped cream over filling or spread evenly with rubber spatula. Garnish with optional sugared lime slices and serve....See MoreAnyone have both Key Lime Pie and Lime Rickey?
Comments (5)Well, this is only my 2nd year growing Heucheras. I began last summer and none of my 20+ Heucheras had flowers (except a couple tried to shoot out maybe one or two stems). This year beginning in spring, majority of them sent out so many flowers. Only a few have not and Lime Rickey is one them. I actually prefer it this way. I enjoy seeing the chartreuse color of Lime Rickey....See More- 16 years ago
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