Recently, my brother came for a visit and we all enjoyed hosting him. I don't know if it was the big sister in me or the baker--probably a little of both--but I couldn't stop making treats while he was here. Of course, he had not problem with that and encouraged me to keep up the roll I was on.
Sadly, for you, dear blog reader, most of the treats I made were devoured before they could be photographed. This particular one made the photograph cut. However, I didn't get any pictures of the slices so that should also tell you how quickly we enjoyed it. :) And also that good photographing light was fading.
This recipe for Raspberry Chiffon Pie has been on my "to bake" list for a long time. So when I found myself with some extra fresh raspberries, I hoarded them to make this pie. I drug my feet for a few days, unsure of what I was getting myself in to. I was thinking this pie would end up being a marathon type recipe that would dirty 90% of the dishes in my kitchen. But the reality wasn't all that bad really. I broke up the labor by making the crust one day and then the fillings the following day, so it really didn't feel that involved to me.
I found the recipe here, however her photos put mine to shame. I'd like to think they tasted the same though.
If you're looking for a light, flavorful, raspberry dessert this summer, or just a recipe to use up a cup of fresh raspberries you've been hoarding, I highly recommend this pie. I'm sure you'll enjoy it.
4 comments:
Yep, another good one. I'll have to try this one too. Love, MOM
We just picked raspberries and strawberries today-I just might have to try this!
I love raspberries. Bill calls them hairy berries.
Well I made it. It tastes pretty good, but my pie is not nearly as visually appealing as yours or Annie's. The raspberry layer is runny and I don't have a pretty piping bag and tips...yes that is on my Christmas list. Ikea has one :-) The chiffon layer did set up fine in the fridge just like you said!
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