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My Famous and Easy to Make Sweet Potato Pie
by Lorna Darden

Description: For something different this holiday season, try this recipe for sweet potato pie!
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The smell of a hot fresh sweet potato pie on Thanksgiving is one of the best smells in the world. I've always looked forward to homemade pies on the holidays. It's my favorite dessert besides banana pudding. If this is your favorite pie and you don't know how to make it, this recipe is the easiest to follow. If you just want to impress someone with some homemade cooking my recipe will win the award. The ingredients are very simple and inexpensive. Hope you enjoy and are looking out for more of my recipes. With this recipe you can make three sweet potato pies. You will need:

Five large sweet potatoes
1 cup of flour
2 cups of sugar
3 eggs (large)
1 tbsp of cinnamon and nutmeg
1 stick (1/2 cup) and 1 tbsp butter
1 tsp salt
Three pie crusts
Large bowl

First rinse potatoes with warm water. Get a large pot and boil water, put the potatoes in the boiling water and let boil for about at hour and a half, until tender. While the potatoes are cooking turn the oven on to 300 degrees. Sit the butter out on counter to soften. Once potatoes are done, let them cool off.

Peel all the skin off of the potatoes. Put them in a bowl and smash them with a potato smasher whisk or whatever you have. Try to get it creamy like mashed potatoes. Add your butter, eggs, nutmeg, salt, cinnamon and a cup of sugar. Add in a half of cup of flour and stir. Then add the rest of the flour, mix well. Taste and see if it's tasting like that good old sweet potato pie. If you need more sugar add it. Adjust to your taste; add a little more of each to get that taste you want if needed.

I don't believe in measuring, I'm good when it comes to putting in the right amount of ingredients. It runs in my family. We all are great cooks and soul food is our specialty. All you need when it comes to making home cooked meals is the right amount of love and soul that's the secret to great cooking. Now, that the entire pie filling is ready you are ready to fill in your pie crusts. Pour filling into the pie crusts. Do not over fill, leave enough room inside the crust so that the pie will rise and not drip out of the pan inside the oven. Tip: You can spray a little butter flavor cooking spray into the crust to give it that butter tasting flavor.

Put the pies into the oven and let cook for an hour. When done the top of the pie should be a nice brown color. Let cool for a half an hour or serve fresh out of the oven. That's how you make sweet potato pie. Hope you enjoy and it's um, um, so good. Remember eat in moderation.

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