Here's how:
All fall we make and freeze applesauce from the free apples and pears we get from friend's trees and from ours. So I thawed one 2 cup serving of pear sauce, mixed in a little tapioca to thicken, a bit of brown sugar, and a splash of vanilla. The crumble topping was just oatmeal, flour, brown sugar, some chopped nuts - cut in butter. It took the equivalent of 1 pie crust to line the 4 tart pans (plus I had enough for one top). I also made one with blackberry jam (the one in front). Fill pans, pop into oven at 375*...... 30-ish mins later... tiny pies. Electric for cooking not included... I think my cost of goods (flour, tapioca, spices, topping - fruit was free) was about $0.20 a piece.
Plus, how fun are tiny pies?
Tiny pies.. its what for breakfast
4 comments:
These pies are so cute. I like the "rustic" look of them. Did your family like them?
Oh yes.. there was a brawl for the last one! And part of the reason that I like pie for breakfast is because I get up first..hee hee hee The Big Man hasn't figured out that the early bird gets the best snacks!
Hi! I just found your blog yesterday and now today you are tempting me with yummy pies! I'm in West Texas now but grew up in Iowa. Love it up it up in that area just not used to the humidity anymore. I live on a cotton farm and just this spring I'm adding some farm animals-a couple of goat kids and some chicks for eggs.
Love your blog. CottonLady
Hey CottonLady! Come on in and sit a spell....and have a tiny pie. I saved you one.
;-)
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