this pie is so bright and cheerful!
a perfect treat on a gloomy winterish day. the recipe is called shaker blood orange pie…and maybe i should have actually gone out and purchases blood oranges, but i used regular, grocery store, navel oranges.
anyway it was beautiful non-the-less!the result was good…i should have sliced the oranges a bit thinner, but the flavor was perfect. (but a bit on the sour side due to the thickness of the slices)all covered in sparkling sugar…
this pie does require a bit of foresight, because the oranges need to sit in the sugar overnight.my late food processor, was as old as the hills but dearly loved by myself. it helped created so many yummy things in my kitchen, it really felt more like my friend. i cried a little when it “died”….
my preferred way to make pie dough is with a food processor. the method is both quick and fool-proof for me; but anyway, i finished the dough by hand and just continued on with the pie.a juicy and pleasant looking pie; literally it’s screaming “smile” no wonder citrus fruit is the “fruit of winter.” during those months when you need sunshine it creates a bit for your eyes and tummy!!!
hurry and bake this pie for your family, or just yourself, i won’t judge, lol, because spring is right around the corner!
happy monday!
~livi
This looks so good!! And sorry about your food processor haha, may it rest in peace
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haha i know right…=) thanks!
~livi
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I wonder about the texture. How did the orange peel taste?
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The texture was good…but still I would slice them very very thin or else take the peel off. Because the peel was very sour!
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Ah, I figured. Okay. Thanks for the suggestion. 🙂
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