Last Saturday morning, I was laying in bed talking to my Grammy. She commented on the fact that we’d been eating (making and sharing, really) a lot of pie lately. We discussed what pie plans I had for that weekend, I tried to explain Berger cookies over the phone (difficult), she told me about some cookies [...]
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The Baltimore Bomb
I love Baltimore. I mean, it’s not the South, it’s not North Carolina, but it’s home (for now). This city stole our hearts while we were in school, and in the years that we’ve been here our love for the charming, quirky, a little bit crazy town has only grown. One of the things that [...]
Mojito Pie
Here’s my problem with National Pie Month falling during the month of February- there isn’t any good fruit in season. National Pie Month should fall during a month when EVERYTHING is in season and ready to be pied. September, perhaps. Any month when what is seasonally appropriate includes more than storage apples and nuts. A [...]
Chocolate, Peanut Butter, Banana Pie
It’s that time of year again folks, National Pie Month! You may recall that last year, in honor of this most glorious month, I made one sweet pie and one savory pie a week. And I held parties every Saturday so that my friends could come and eat them. I was crazy. I can’t compete [...]
Cottage Pie
The first time I remember having Shepherd’s pie (which a know-it-all-coworker/good friend just pointed out is actually Cottage Pie because it is beef, not lamb) was with the Neary Family. When we lived in Florida we were lucky enough to have a family live down the street that perfectly complimented ours. Mr. and Mrs. Neary [...]
