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Sure, I'll be happy to come and visit--do you like blackberries? I have this blackberry pie recipe that is devastating. Basically you just make a regular pie crust, fill with blackberries, and mix some sour cream with sugar and pour over it, and then make a crumb topping and sprinkle over it. It tastes like a hybrid between a cheesecake and a pie. Also my Tom and Jerry's are to die for.
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Barkely...Tom and Jerry's are a classic cocktail; it's really just hot buttered bourbon.
You put the berries in first, then the sour cream mixture, and then the topping. |
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Met that sounds like a wonderful pie, how about raspberries I have an abundance of those. Also do you bake it, chill it or just exactly as you stated. Very interesting very eager to give it a try
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