I’ll start at the end. My pie turned out fantastic, and my husband and I both loved it – we are presently busy digesting the ¼ pie we took out as soon as it was done baking. He really liked that it had more tartness than other lemon meringue pies he’s had. It made the contrast with the sweeter meringue stand out more. I liked the tart, lemony flavor myself, having nothing to compare it to. And I am a huge meringue fan ever since making those Yule Log mushrooms.
I actually baked the pie over three days because I didn’t really have time to do the whole process in one day. I was worried that the pie would suffer because of this, but it didn’t seem to, and if it would be better baked in one day, that would be impressive. I made the pie crust on Saturday, the lemon filling Sunday, and finally the meringue topping today. I especially liked making the lemon filling. I’ve never made anything like that and it was pretty cool to see it come together. I wanted to get a little fancier with my meringue, but I am late already, so I just plopped it on. It kind of looks like a smiley face though, doesn’t it?
-Bobbie
-Bobbie
9 comments:
You did a lovely job on your lemon meringue pie.
Natalie @ Gluten A Go Go
Good job! Glad it's over..haha
You're very correct, this is a good pie to be done in stages and assembled just prior to devouring...
j
Great job with January's challenge. I love the ones that challenge my skills at coordination, as well as my pure-baking skills.
I've seen all the posts, the meringue pies are really good! a good job!
Looks perfect . Well done!
Your pie looks beautiful! I like the rustic look of the meringue.
Your pie looks lovely. I am all for cooking in stages rather that sweating it out all day in the kitchen!
Beautiful pie, Bobbi! And I'm so excited your sis will be joining us in March! Yay!
xoxo
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