Heh, I always thought that was an allusion to the ease with which one might eat pie, not the skill required to bake one. Like "piece of cake". :P
As long as you have a rolling pin, you're good to go!
Ooo, I don't know that I do... Does this mean I'm not allowed to use the pre-made crusts? *shifty eyes* You have to remember I'm not some kind of confectionary genius like you. Anything beyond brownie mixes from a box really push my abilities.
What kind of pie do you like?
Every kind. Maybe not rhubarb. Though to be fair, I've never actually had rhubarb, but it has always sounded quite dodgy, and I'm afraid my prejudice might never be overcome. My mother makes a really excellent chocolate pecan pie. I suppose apples are in season now. Do you have any suggestions?
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Date: 2008-10-03 02:56 am (UTC)Heh, I always thought that was an allusion to the ease with which one might eat pie, not the skill required to bake one. Like "piece of cake". :P
As long as you have a rolling pin, you're good to go!
Ooo, I don't know that I do... Does this mean I'm not allowed to use the pre-made crusts? *shifty eyes* You have to remember I'm not some kind of confectionary genius like you. Anything beyond brownie mixes from a box really push my abilities.
What kind of pie do you like?
Every kind. Maybe not rhubarb. Though to be fair, I've never actually had rhubarb, but it has always sounded quite dodgy, and I'm afraid my prejudice might never be overcome. My mother makes a really excellent chocolate pecan pie. I suppose apples are in season now. Do you have any suggestions?
What kind of pie do you like?