Here is a picture of the pie:

Looks lovely! But, what -- only ONE picture (BIG GRIN)!

I won't be getting any peaches this year -- the *&%!!&^# squirrels stole every one while they were still small and green. I sat on the porch the other night and watched as two squirrels ran back and forth across the telephone pole wires while carrying my green pears in their mouths. I don't expect to be able to harvest many (any?) pears now either. So far, the deer have only stolen about 1/3 of the apples from my early tree, so I made an apple crisp last night. :)

Here's the pie after being cut. DH's piece came out prettier but he did the snatch-and-run before I could grab the camera!

The crust is the old trusty BHG recipe.

I definitely ate a whole lot more than I intended to. :O) Here's what's left of my crisp and it isn't even 24 hrs old. lol!

Lovely pie!

I seem to have no oomph for making pies. Can''t motivate myself to make ice cream either.

I'm trying to talk myself into making strawberry cake. I have the berries and eggs. Sweets are more snacks here than desserts.

Nice pie. :) I want some...

Yum to all of the above!

I also keep wanting to make some ice cream, but can't seem to muster up the gumption. My waistline is thankful about that.

I've been making banana/strawberry pudding cakes because they're so easy and quick to whip up and I always seem to have a couple of overripe bananas. I came up with the perfect blend of flours to get a nice fluffy result: 1/2 brown rice flour and 1/2 AP flour. I'm planning on making one later today.

I have a yummy quick oatmeal cookie recipe that we love too - always with cinnamon, nutmeg, raisins and walnuts.

p-m50, what do you make your apple crisp topping with?

For this one, I used 1/2 c oats, 1/3 c butter, 2/3 c light brown sugar, 1 tsp cinnamon, and some handfuls of sliced almonds.

Tomorrow, Pasteis de nata as friends are coming to dinner. I'll try to remember to take a pic.🤔

Tuesday was my birthday and my daughter made a pecan rum cake....but there is nothing ;left to take a picture of!!

I've made a lot of desserts over the last 4 months of seclusion. Yesterday though I just made plain ol' shortbread cookies. Lovely to dunk in tea. I haven't made them in at least 15 years.

Pecan rum cake sounds good! My father used to make a sourdough rum cake that was out of this world!

It's been too hot and dry here to want to bake or eat much of anything, let alone desserts. Isaisa brought us just 1.3" of rain on Tuesday, but at least it's something.... it was a good baking day. :O)

does anybody try cake with apricot? how to make apricots sweeter?

"Yesterday though I just made plain ol' shortbread cookies."

Nancy, I love shortbread and make if fairly often. So buttery and good!

Well, if we're talking the whole of pandemic time, I mentioned these in Fun with Flour, but I've made Lindac's Mrs. Campbell's Rhubarb Pie with Meringue (I'm not sure if that's how Linda titled it exactly) and Carolb's Uncle Barney's Spritz Cookies. Both recipes are awesome! The spritz cookies are perfect little butter cookies. Immensely satisfying. Linda's pie is the best rhubarb pie I've ever tasted. It's very simple, brings out the sweetness and tang of the rhubarb, and doesn't muck it up with other flavors. Eggs give it richness. It's probably an error, but mine bubbled over a bit, and the filling caramelized to crunchy at those edges, which was awesome too. Not that rhubarb is still in season, but if you haven't tried it, you should!

Pasteis.....I remembered to take a pic!

lovemycorgi, that pie looks wonderful! Speaking of Ina, I like to keep 2 or 3 of her crostata crusts in the freezer. Thinking of using one for either a berries or rhubarb this weekend. I like an all-butter crust for crostatas.

Islay, is that made with puff or choux? It looks like a total eggdulgence and decadently delicious. :)

Islay, those look so pretty. lovemycorgi, oh my, blueberry pie! :-) My favorite in the whole world. DH hates it, of course :rolleyes: I agree that shortening makes a "sturdier" crust but an all-butter crust has better flavor.

Yum! Those pies and desserts looks wonderful.

It was so hot and dry her in July and I couldn’t get a lot of things done. The critters and birds and wild turkeys devoured the raspberries & blueberries. A hiking friend says that it is so dry that there were not many wild blueberries and acorns fell off the oaks while still small and green. We put water out for birds and critters.

I have been a “pie face” all my life, so I truly miss the wild blueberry and fruit pies of summer. So thanks for your postings. Almost as rewarding as having a slice.

Pies look great! Plllog, puff. It was too thick. Oh well, you live and learn!