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| November Contest Thanksgiving Dinner Sweepstakes Photo & Optional Entry Enjoy red hot savings on food, wine and candy gifts in the Texas Cooking Food Gift Store Gift Baskets | Gourmet Foods Texas Cooking Message Boards
This Fall, join the Texas Cooking message boards. Users can talk about cooking and their favorite recipes, Texas news and events, and antique collectors can share their hints and offer advice. It is a complete social network community. Here are some last minute pie recipes for Thanksgiving. You cannot go wrong with any of these pecan pies.
Mix together the butter, eggs, brown sugar, corn syrup, salt and vanilla. Whisk until smooth. Blend in pecans. Pour into pie shell. Bake 10 minutes at 450°F; then lower heat to 350°F and bake an additional 40 to 45 minutes. You can use pecan halves arranged in an attractive pattern for the top layer if you like, but people will remember this pie more for its taste than its looks.
Here are two excellent alternative pies: Chocolate Pecan Pie and Cream Cheese Pecan Pie.
Do not forget to visit TexasCooking.com in December for all of your holiday cooking needs. There are over 600 kitchen tested recipes in Grandma's Cookbook. Don't miss our Holiday Recipes page for the finest in festive dishes.
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