Could it be autumn, mass hysteria, or the fact that people who work together start to think alike. Whatever the reason from October 18th through the 25th everyone ended up seeking out and bringing in pies. But, who's complaining. There are actually several farms in the area who make fresh pies which are very, very good. Then there is always the supermarket or trusty old Sam's Club where the pies are very, very big.
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Two American classics |
We started off with two pies from Schartner farms where they make Fruit Pies with character! We had a classic American Apple Pie and a classic American Pecan Pie. The apple pie was very traditional and fresh. The pecan pie was also very good and not as sickeningly sweet as they sometimes can be. Of course, the best pecan pie comes from one or our own so even though this measured up it did not surpass.
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Sam's Club does pumpkin pie |
A few days later and we had another American traditional pie which is definitely related to the fall season. When else do you see pumpkin pie? This one was courtesy or Member's Mark Bakery aka Sam's Club. So what if it is discount pie it still tastes good and you can't really mess up a pumpkin pie much anyway. We just happened to have some whipped cream on hand which is the perfect complement to the pie, don't you think?
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Good old blueberry pie |
We finished off the week o' pies with - you guessed it - a classic American Pie - this time blueberry. There are indeed some variations on blueberry pie but this was your solid blueberry pie with traditional pie crust. We all know that blueberries are good for you so there was no hesitation polishing this baby off even without the whipped cream.