David and I had a couple of friends from church over last night for dinner. We had fun visiting, then ate some spicy, tasty meatballs (recipe to be revealed at a later date). Eventually...when everyone's mouths had slightly recovered from the spiciness of the meatballs...we had pie. Very tasty pie. And you guessed it, a Pioneer Woman pie.
I don't have a food processor yet sooo... (can you imagine what one item on my wedding registry is going to be?) When one doesn't have a food processor, what does one do? I suppose I could have used my blender, but I always feel weird about using my blender to crush up things that aren't going be ingested by drinking. Call me weird, but I just feel that way. So, I busted out my trusty wooden spoon, put the Oreos in a thick plastic baggy and went to town. It helped to relieve some aggression too.
I don't have a food processor yet sooo... (can you imagine what one item on my wedding registry is going to be?) When one doesn't have a food processor, what does one do? I suppose I could have used my blender, but I always feel weird about using my blender to crush up things that aren't going be ingested by drinking. Call me weird, but I just feel that way. So, I busted out my trusty wooden spoon, put the Oreos in a thick plastic baggy and went to town. It helped to relieve some aggression too.
It turned out pretty well, I think.
Below is the finished product. And let me tell you, this pie was very rich and very good; there was not a crumb left on any of the four plates! However, when slicing this pie I would advise slicing a half portion of what you normally would. It's that rich. If you would like to try this recipe, please click here for the PW's step-by-step instructions and printable recipe. I highly recommend it!
Yum! I love PB and the PW.
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