Old Fashion Buttermilk Pie

[ChileFarmer]

This is one of the pies I remember when I was young. I made one to day, it was so good. I just wanted to share with all. CF

Old Fashion Buttermilk Pie
Ingredients:

1 1/3 C sugar
3 Tbs. Flour
2 beaten eggs
1 stick butter, melted
1 C buttermilk
2 tsp. vanilla
1 tsp. lemon juice or other flavoring
1 unbaked pie shell


Directions:

Preheat oven to 350 degrees.

Line pie pan with pastry shell - flute edges and keep crust chilled until ready to use.

Combine all other ingredients and pour into pie crust.

Bake for 45 minutes - do not open oven door during baking time.

This "old fashioned" pie is absolutely delicious - tastes like lemon meringue pie with an attitude...and no meringue. Really good

 

[Ian M.]

Hey there CF, Your pie looks really good. This particular pie is one my Mum has made several times for us (I think she uses the same recipe you do) and it's a family favorite. So I'm doing what you suggested and "jumping right in here" to be a part of the action. I'm really looking forward to it.

Ian M.

 

[ChileFarmer]

Thanks Ian,Really nice to see you posting. With my bunch I almost have to bake a pie each day. I really don't mind, it is so hot out here I am enjoying staying in the house. I don't recall where the recipe came from. I have used it many times. You have any new projects cooking? CF

 

[Ian M.]

Thanks for the welcome and the response. Yes, I've got some new projects cooking up. The new class is coming in to school in August and all us old heads are trying to think of things we can do to impress the fumbling new chefs coming in. And I've got the house to myself while my folks are gone and am already planning some cookouts and things to try out on some of my buddies. My dad made me promise to leave the fur on the cats and the house standing so I suppose we can't get too carried away but a couple of good barbecues should be fun, I think. I'm going to try your sauce when I do it. Wish us luck.

Ian

 

[Ian M.]

CF, I forgot to mention that I was talking on the phone to a friend who lives in Fort Worth, TX this morning and he said the temperature was 104 down there. Frying eggs on the driveway, according to him. Is this really the way it is? Sometimes Clay exaggerates about his weather. We've been at around high 90s and my folks are complaining about that but it sounds pretty cool in comparison. If you're going to bake a pie a day I hope you have good A/C with all that baking going on.

Ian

 

[ChileFarmer]

Ian, your friend is correct, was 103° here yesterday. Gonna be the same today. We also have been a drought here forever I think. All or farm crops are lost.
Bar-B-Que, now thats an idea. I "Q" something most every week. Gonna do pork ribs Saturday. I love pork, Ribs, pork butt and beef brisket also. Beef right now is kinda pricey. Chicken is also a great product for the pit (or grill)
I also make sausage, you ever tried it. Its a fun thing. I make mine mostly in the winter.
Hope you enjoy the sauce, don't party to hardy. CF