Who cares? It's time for pie!
Berry cobbler, mincemeat tarts, pumpkin, apple, pear pie. Plus red velvet cake, pumpkin brownies and ooey-gooey butter cake!! Me? I brought a nutty tart.
The problem with Pie-Luck, however, is that every individual brings a dish that can feed a dozen people! There was more pie than we could consume. Fortunately, there was a group of hungry guys around the place, who pitched in to help!
It was a great rehearsal for Thanksgiving!
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I must get my pies made tomorrow. Maybe my pie-making sons will help out. Probably just the basic pumpkin and apple.
If this is what goes on in offices, I need a real job.
I would help! Where's my teleporter!
/hungry guy
Blessed are the Pie Makers!
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I'll be baking like crazy tomorrow -- pumpkin cheesecake, butterscotch pie (an old, old, old recipe), and apple crisp.
Oh my gosh. I so want to go to that party : ) YUM!
Ooo...a Pie-Luck? What could be better than that!
Interesting - does "pie" always automatically denote sweet/dessert in the US? In this country one's first thought is savoury....
They certainly look lovely!
I'm not a pie person. Not really a cake person.
But I'd bet you could change all that.
The problem with Pie-Luck, however, is that every individual brings a dish that can feed a dozen people!
And this is a problem?!?
We had 12 people here for Thanksgiving dinner. By noon on Friday, we had consumed 3 pumpkin pies, 2 apple pies, and a cranberry-apple cobbler.
The only reason we had a pumpkin pie leftover is that I hid it in the back of the car. (It's cold enough here to be a de-facto fridge.)
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