

Oh dear. The post-turkey, ham, steak, garlic mashed potatoes, killer 6-loaf bread stuffing, cranberries, gravy, fruit salad, rolls, and way too much chips and dip... after-Thanksgiving bloat-fest. Oh yes. We mustn't forget the apple pie. The scale. Broken.
It took me awhile to get back to the kitchen and the gym. I tried to make some chocolate chip & oatmeal cookies (yucko) and some cappuccino brownies (sadly awful). I thought I lost my baking mojo. Sigh.
So, last night I grabbed some limes and made Pay de Lima (Lime Pie) from the delightful
book,
Dona Tomas: Discovering Authentic Mexican Cooking.The pie was tart! Face puckering tart. But not sour, just "filled with citrus." If you are someone who ate lemons as a child (and as an adult), this is the pie for you! And since I am, it was!
1 teaspoon of fresh lime zest makes this a zesty pie!
Someone asked if it was a Key Lime Pie. No, this is a "Limes from my Dad's backyard" pie.
I mashed up a sleeve of honey graham crackers to make this crust. I think the pieces should be smaller and regular graham crackers (not honey), but it turned out "rustic."
The filling was made with 4 eggs, hella sugar, 3/4 cup of lime juice, zesty zest, a stick of butter and 15 minutes of constant whisking over a double boiler. Yes, I got pie and a facial!
1 comments:
That looks delicious and refreshing after heavy eating - even though it is probably not as healthy for you as it may appear! ;)
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