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Luscious Lemon Pie {oh my!}

Knowing my sweet sister is on the mend and no longer stranded on a mountainside in Botswana with a broken ankle (you know, the important stuff), I can share this frivolous fabulous recipe without feeling like a poopy big sister {thanks for all your prayers and kind words, our family has been blown away by the outpouring of love for our sweet “Poo”)

Lemon pie (1 of 1)

I posted this recipe a while back, in the form of Key Lime Pie, and it remains a staple for last minute company {or sudden sweet tooth cravings that simply cannot be left unsatisfied}.

I confessed to the world, via facebook, last week that I single-handedly consumed half of one of these stinkin’ pies over a period of 2 days.  My husband holds to his claims of two-thirds.  I’m sticking to half.  But then again, I was in a sugar coma.

My hormones held me at tampon knife point and left me no option but to inhale an exorbitant quantity of this decadent lemony goodness.  I was without resolve options.

And I only sort of regret it.

Want to eat some too?  It’s ridiculously easy.  Almost as easy as it is addictive.  Forgive me.  I hope you have more will-power than I do.  Or at least less condensed milk.

Lemon pie (2 of 1)

I make my own crust by blending graham crackers (about 2 packages, you’ll want about 1 1/2 cups of crumbs, and you can use any kind of cookie you want) with 1 tablespoon of sugar and 4 tablespoons of melted butter.  Press into your pie dish and bake for 6 – 8 minutes on 350*.

Then wash out your handy little blender because you’ll be using it again to whip up your pie filling.  Easy, see?

 Lemon pie (3 of 1)Lemon pie (4 of 1)

Throw in your blender…

Ingredients:

  • 4 egg yolks
  • 1 (14 ounce) can sweetened condensed milk
  • As much lemon zest as you feel like zesting {how’s that for accuracy?}
  • 1/2 cup of lemon juice – pour this in slowly as you blend the previous three ingredients {it will thicken as it sits, so get it into your crust as soon as it’s well blended}

Directions:

  • Work your blender magic!
  • Pour into your fancy little graham cracker crust and marvel at your mad Betty Crocker skillz
  • Bake in preheated oven for 15-20 minutes until set, cool on a wire rack
  • Top with some squirts of cream and even more lemon zest…and then, depending on how much you love your family members, leave them a little
  • Or don’t.  And blame it on Pie Munching Syndrome {PMS}

Lemon pie (1 of 1)

P.S.  If you’re feeling overly ambitious, save your egg whites and whip them up with some powdered sugar into a meringue and actually make a lemon meringue pie.  Or don’t.

Related posts:

  1. Rhubarb Sour Cream Pie
  2. Going Tropical One Last Time
  3. Beet Hummus {recipe}
  4. Zucchini Quiche
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