| Pies, Pastries & Desserts |
| This has to be a family classic and great for holidays and family get togetheres.
Editors' Note: I remember eating this as a child and thought it was so good, I could not wait to finish dinner to get some of this dessert. |
| This recipe was passed down to me from my mama. Mama and daddy were true cajun. Their parents only spoke french and mom and dad spoke french when they didn't want us kids to know what they were talking about. I come from a large family - I had 6 brothers and I was the only girl - so I got to help in the kitchen a lot- Lucky Me!
Easy Classic Cajun Not yet rated |
| This is such a wonderful change for those people who don't like chocolate. It's different and delicious. |
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| This pie is more traditional Kentucky. But several cajuns have taken a liking to it. Granmere would be real proud of this one.
Try adding a half cup of raisins or chocolate chips for a nice difference. |
| A Classic Cajun Custard Pie. You will see why this was a favorite for children and the 'big people'. Try it today! |
| Old fashioned bread pudding with a different look but wonderful taste less a few calories. I made this when my children were on vacation snowboarding in Lake Tahoe. |
| Quick, easy and delicious, is what you will say about this wonderful apple dish. |
| At breakfast, pecans can be added to the batter of almost any bread, pancake or muffin. At lunch, they are terrific added to chicken salad or mixed with mixed greens. At anytime add pecans to create this classic pie for the holiday events or family dinners ! Another Robin Hood original recipe. |
| For the die-hard cook who likes to make her pie crust from scratch. This recipe is from a Robin Hood cookbook (1964) I have had since I was a young girl. This was from the days when flour sacks where still being used to make clothing articles around the house. Not yet rated |
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| A simple cake with a delcious going to Holly Beach feel eating ice cream on the beach. |
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