This isn't a Key lime pie in the truest sense - I made it with Persian limes, the ones most commonly found in the average grocery store. I have never tried a real Key lime but, it seems that you don't really need it to make a nice lime pie.The recipe comes from Wanda's Pie in the Sky and is very easy to make. It is the first pie I've made that uses uncooked egg yolks. I wasn't sure how it would turn out, but it was great. It didn't taste eggy and the filling firmed up nicely and was sliceable. The filling was sweet-tart and the coconut in the crust complemented the lime, making it taste more tropical. Overall, I was happy witht the results and would not hesitate to make it again.
Recipe: Key Lime Pie
8 comments:
Lime's lime you know.
I love key lime pie! I'd say excellent!
Oh I beg to differ. I like Key Limes soooo much more. I can taste the difference right away. You should try them at least once.
It does look quite yummy though!
I agree with peabody.
I had keylimes in India--we had fresh limeade...yum!
You could do what I did (and it's not as good as fresh), but the next time a friend or colleague goes to Florida, ask them to pick up some key lime juice for you. I've kept bottles in the freezer--just sit it in warm water to thaw...
j
I'm lucky that my store carries both fresh key limes right now...and they have bottled year round. It's so great.
This looks heavenly. Im not much of a dessert fan but I LOVE key lime pie....nice photo!
Geraldine
i heard that you can find key limes in TO.
Don't everyone scream at once... I've never had keylime pie. I'd REALLY love to, though.
Thanks for all the comments everyone! I think I'll have to go out and find some real Key limes since you've all recommended it.:)
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