Sunday, September 23, 2012

Strawberry 7-UP Pie


This is one of those desserts that goes back to my childhood!  My mom made it for us and now my sisters and I have made it for years now.  It's very refreshing and the best part is the crust and it's oh so easy!  It's a buttery shortbread crust which happens to be the same crust we use for our Chocolate Pie!  You don't even have to  roll out the crust you just blop it in the pie pan then with your hands spread it out to the edges then poke holes using a fork!

Homemade whip cream tops this off nicely!  Recipe follows (whipping cream)!  You can use cool whip but you will never use cool whip after you make your own whipping cream.  It's easy peasy and taste so much better!

Truly this is one of those pies that you will make again and again!



For the Crust


Mix flour and powder sugar


Add melted butter and mix together


Dump into the pan

then spread out with your hands to the edges of the pie plate then poke holes in the crust with a fork (on sides and the bottom of the pie crust)

Bake until golden brown 8 to 10 minutes


Combine sugar, jello and cornstarch or flour


add 7-up and vanilla and cook until thickens


While filling is cooking cut up a pkg of strawberries


line the cooked pie crust with strawberries


once filling has cooled pour over strawberries


Chill until it sets


Heavy cream (I just happen to have 2 cartons one was partially full)


Start out on low then turn to high...beat until you get soft peaks


it's ready!



Strawberry 7-up Pie


1 large pkg strawberries
3 T corn Starch or flour
½ cup sugar
10 oz 7-up
Small or large box strawberry jello

Combine dry ingredients pour in 7-up cook until thickens stirring often.
Let filling cool add vanilla than add strawberries (cut strawberries in half)
or you can line the bottom of the crust with strawberries and then pour
filling over strawberries covering all…


Pie Crust
1 stick butter melted
1 cup flour
2 T powder sugar

Melt butter then add flour and powder sugar mix together then pat down into pie crust poke with fork on bottom and side of crust (so that the crust doesn’t
Shrink to the bottom) .. Bake at 400 degrees for 8-10 minutes until golden brown.


Whipping Cream


1 cup heavy cream (chilled)
2 Tbsp powder sugar or granulated sugar (add more if needed)
1 tsp vanilla

In a deep mixing bowl, beat one cup heavy cream until soft
peaks form. Sprinkle sugar over cream; beat until soft peaks
return.  Do not over beat.

Makes about 2 cups

If you have time chill your bowl before hand and beaters..
 


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