Who remembers fudge pie and still makes?
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Moni! How did it go? Fudge pie?
Comments (16)Glenda, sorry it took me so long, but the first picture I took, just didn't turn out. Just got back home, from helping Helen get out of town. :) I put my bike in her trunk, and guide her out of the big city traffic. Then we take an exit, and I get my bike out, and we say good bye. I ride home, and she drives home. Bless her heart, she is 76, and still drives to visit. :) What a gal. Now, about that statement, what a gal you are. Thanks for listening to me, when I was making the pie. We ate most of it, but I still have a bit left over, for later today, and who knows, I might be able to stretch it, to still have some tomorrow. :) Thanks again for the recipe. Here is the piece I just got finished eating....See Morelooking for: shoo fly pie fudge
Comments (1)I remember someone asking for this a couple of years ago. I found a fudge recipe with similar ingredients as shoo fly pie but don't remember if the person ever replied back. Did this one have chocolate or cocoa in it?...See Morefudge pie, anyone remember making it?
Comments (36)I was thinking about this pie just the other day! I have not made it, yet. Might just have to do that tomorrow. We love chocolate pie made with chocolate pudding. I have not tried the Bisquick pudding. I will keep that recipe to try, also. Thank you, Glenda! For those of you who don't want to, or can't roll pie dough, you might like to try this recipe. Some people call this the Bride's Pie Crust. 1/2 c. vegetable oil 1/2 t. salt 1/4 c. milk 1 1/2 c. flour Mix all ingredients together in your 9" pie plate until it forms a soft ball. Spread out with your fingers. Fill and bake. If you need a topping, use the mixture you would use on apple crisp. If you need a pre-baked crust, prick the crust with a fork, and bake. Fill when cooled....See MoreRemember that sweet little PieNapple?
Comments (16)Sounds just like my Thomas's story. Big, bossy, stray Tom cat of the neighborhood. He appeared suddenly so I'm thinking he was dumped or someone new moved in. Then there began to be sightings of other cats with his same coloring, nearly same pattern, and size all around my rural area - and I swear I saw one in town! I kept thinking it was Thomas but I couldn't see how he could be everywhere at the same time. I know of at least two that were killed on the road. I eventually became his advocate, feeding and providing housing, and taking him to the vet to mend his war wounds, then deciding if his owner wasn't going to neuter him I would - and did. It has calmed him down but he is still a fighter when it comes to protecting his territory....See More- 6 years ago
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