Farmall Cub

This is the pie that I took to stonethrow
hope you enjoy it as much as they did.
Ellen


Buttermilk Pie
Pre heat 275

3 Eggs
2/3 cup buttermilk
2 Cups sugar
2 Tbsp flour
1&½ tsp. Vanilla
Pinch of salt
¼ cup melted butter or marg.
1 prepared pie shell, deep dish. You can use 2 regular pie shells just dont cook as long.

Beat eggs with a whisk
Add Buttermilk, mix well
Add remaining ingredients, mix well
Pour into pie shell
Bake 275 for 10 min
Then 300 for 50 min.

Pie will be a little jiggly in the middle. I usually have to add 10 more min. 5 min. at a time. When done I turn oven to broil and watch as it browns on top.
It is best served cold.
If you find that pie is to soft in the middle just add a little more flour next time.
Enjoy!!

Yall can take my word that this is an AWESOME pie. Mrs Ellen really took care of us at Stonethrow between some BM pie and pound cake! Then we had Kub Kreme on top of that ! Mrs Ellen is one fine cook I'm gonna make momma make one next time I'm home !!

Yep, me and ole Andrew thought we had missed out on that pie. We were getting a little anxious till we found another whole one!!

And as Andrew said, that pie is a winner!!


Thanks, Ellen, for bringing 'em. I'm gonna be sure one gets baked here this week-end. Heck, maybe a batch of those German Chocolate cookies, too.
C'mon over Andrew, we'll try them cookies right out of the oven!


Roy

spiveyman wrote:I'm gonna make momma make one next time I'm home !!

Andrew, I know you really meant to type ASK, didn't you.

Thanks Ellen Bev wants me to print nit out and she will do a BM pie when we get home.

Andrew, I know you really meant to type ASK, didn't you.

Well, call it what you like- I'm gonna whine and cry until I get one

Yes sir Mr Roy ! Name a time and place !!

that pie was off the chain!!!

Don McCombs wrote:

spiveyman wrote:I'm gonna make momma make one next time I'm home !!

Andrew, I know you really meant to type ASK, didn't you.

Don, you took the words right out of my mouth.
Remember Andrew, You catch more flies with honey than you do with vinegar.