well, this month's challenge for you want pies with that hosted by ellen at kittymama settled it all, we were to make a pie based on the theme of a child hood memory.


next step was the cream mixture. now i wasn't about to go the dream whip way-too fake for me. instead, i chose a lemon chiffon pie from the book, pie, pie, pie by john phillip carroll however, since i wanted a creamier pie i substituted whipped cream for the whipped egg whites. it was nice and lemony and creamy and not too sweet, just right i'd say.


first step was to make three kinds of jello, raspberry, lime and orange

thanks to kittymama for the trip down memory lane and good luck with your little cupcake, she's adorable!
4 comments:
i love the little colorful specs of jello in there. sounds tasty too.
Such an elegant take on a jello pie, I love it!
Wow... this sure brings back some memories! I've always loved how this pie looks!
cool--looks like stained glass!
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