Greek Yogurt Pie
It was pouring down rain and very cold when Leonard decided that he wanted a chess or buttermilk pie. I always try to bake what he wants but I was completely out of milk or any powdered milk product, but I had some yogurt so why not I thought. Using that yogurt would be better than driving fifteen miles to the store for buttermilk in the cold rain. Thus my yogurt pie was developed and it is delicious!
Try To Let It Cool Before Slicing
Greek Yogurt Pie
Starting With a Unbaked Pie Shell
Try To Let It Cool Before Slicing
Greek Yogurt Pie
Miz Helen's Kitchen
Ingredients
Ingredients
1 8 inch unbaked Pie Shell
1/4 cup sifted All Purpose Flour
1stick melted Butter cooled to room temperature
1 1/2 cups Sugar
3 Eggs beaten well at room temperature
1/4 teaspoon Salt
1/2 cup Greek Yogurt
1/2 teaspoon Vanilla extract
1/2 teaspoon Lemon extract
Fresh grated Nutmeg
Directions
Directions
- Mix flour, sugar, salt and melted butter.
- Add the Greek Yogurt and beaten eggs and stir in the extracts. Mix well and pour into unbaked pie shell. Grate fresh nutmeg on top of the pie.
I just love being able to develop a recipe that comes out so good. Leonard already wants to know when we will have this one again.
I hope that you are all warm and cozy and having a wonderful day, come back to see us real soon!
Peace and Joy
Miz Helen
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Isn't Greek yogurt wonderful?? I love eating it with honey and never would have thought to put it in a pie. I can imagine how yummy it is and I love fresh grated nutmeg. I used some in a white sauce last night. Hope you're enjoying your weekend Miz Helen!
ReplyDeleteThe pie looks incredible! And I love Greek yogurt as the filling.
ReplyDeleteThat looks so incredible! I rarely have sour cream in the fridge, but I always have Greek yogurt.
ReplyDeleteI will certainly give this a try. I love anything that has Greek Yogurt. Thanks so much!
ReplyDeleteIt set up so well. Good for you for thinking quick and creating such a great pie.
ReplyDeleteYour pie recipe sounds wonderful. I am going to have to save this so I can try it one day. Thanks and have a wonderful day.
ReplyDeleteWow! This pie looks delicious! Thanks for sharing the recipe. I am now following you and I hope to see you around soon at Meatless Meals For Meat Eaters
ReplyDeleteI really appreciate your baking skills and your creativity..If you would have not mentioned, I would have never thought that its yogurt and not milk.Too Too good..the pie looks homely and very soft and delicious.
ReplyDeleteI love Greek yogurt, so I'm sure I'd like this recipe too! Thank you so much for stopping in at Cranberry Morning. What darling doggies you have! Give them a pat for me. :-)
ReplyDeleteThis looks delicious! I'm your newest follower from What's Cooking Wednesday - I hope you can give me a visit and a follow!
ReplyDeleteYour pie looks perfect! Would love to give this a try, it certainly looks delicious!
ReplyDeleteyum! yogurt pie, never had that, thanks for the idea.
ReplyDeleteThis pie has really hit home. It is luscious looking. Would you link it to Let's Do Lunch? I would love it added to the collection.
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Wow thanks for linking up this recipe with me.
ReplyDeleteThat looks really good. Wonder if I could use my homemade yogurt. I don't usually buy yogurt because I make it. Is Greek yogurt really different?
ReplyDeleteWe love greek yogurt, will have to try this! Thank-you for shaing!! Yum!
ReplyDeleteHi Miz Helen! Thank-you for stopping by and visiting my blog. Your pie looks delicious! Living in the south I've heard of buttermilk pie, but I've never had it before. I would love to give this a try! Have a wonderful day!
ReplyDeleteGreat job with the yogurt substitution, Miz Helen!
ReplyDeleteGreek yogurt is the best. Low in calories, high in protein, creamy and delicious. Thanks for sharing this easy to make recipe.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for linking up to This Week's Cravings. I am also hosting a 12 Days of Christmas Goodies, so make sure you come back every day in December and link up a Christmas Goodie!
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YUM! I have a little greek yogurt in my fridge...thinkin' I'll make it tonight. Thanks for linking up to Tip Day Thursday. Link up anytime.
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