After Years Of Searching, I’ve Finally Found The Perfect Dessert
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This Pie Puts Grandma’s Recipe To Shame
I am not easily impressed when it comes to dessert recipes. Nope – I’ve seen and tried so many delicious pies and dessert bars made from fresh fruits and berries that I was sure “The Ultimate Summer Dessert” was already among them.
But I was wrong. You see, the other day my friend came over, carrying this strawberry rhubarb pie with her. Oh, my, gosh. I’m telling you, if I had to give up all of my recipes and I could only keep one – this would be it!
This version of the rather classic dessert is so incredible that I would happily eat it for breakfast, lunch and dinner. And, of course, dessert. I could eat this every day for a month and still not get tired of it!
I’m not sure if it’s that perfect combination of rhubarb, strawberries and brown sugar – or perhaps that mouthwatering crumble topping, that makes this pie so mindblowing. To be honest with you, I don’t care. I just want to eat it, as much and as often as I can.
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Quick Tip: Serve with a scoop of ice cream or a dollop of whipped cream.
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I have left 3 replys, and have not received a answer yet. All I need is to exchange for a bigger size. WHAT DO I DO?
Exchange WHAT for a bigger size?
this website leave so much to be desired! some of the recipes look really good but you have to search to find them, they don’t have a name – the recipe is scattered all over the place, not printer friendly! PLEASE if you want to share recipes, find a better way to do it!
just tried to complain but now i can’t post it. it says i’ve already said that! well obviously nothing was done.
I’m making that Strawberry Rubarb pie tomorrow!
Thanks Julie ?
If you want to increase size of recipe, either double the recipe amounts or add one quarter amount of ingredients to recipe. Hope this has helped.
Going to make this using local fresh huckleberries, raspberries, and a little more sugar. This would taste amazing!