Showing posts with label Ice Cream. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ice Cream. Show all posts

Sunday, May 12, 2019

Black Raspberry Pie

Black Raspberry Pie


I am looking forward to summer when during that time of the year, we enjoy many gardens finds.  Black raspberries are even a sweeter find, the bushes are found in the woods behind our house. We enjoy a delicious black raspberry pie.



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Black Raspberries are great fresh or frozen.  We make pies, add to fruit desserts, and make jam. My grandmother loved to make black raspberry jam, I will have to share that recipe with you soon.


Black Raspberry Pie, Desserts, Pie, Easy Dessert, Chasing Saturdays


Black Raspberry bushes are beautiful to look at, but when you are really up close and personal, it is best to wear protective clothing.  I suggest long sleeve shirts and jeans and boots.  It may be warm when it's time to pick the berries, but these bushes have small thorns you need to protect yourself from. 


Black Raspberry Pie, Desserts, Pie, Easy Dessert, Chasing Saturdays

This is a simple 2 crust pie recipe.  You can use your favorite pie recipe, or use the Pillsbury refrigerated pie crust.

Black Raspberry Pie, Desserts, Pie, Easy Dessert, Chasing Saturdays

In a bowl, combine 4-5 cups of berries, 2/3 cup of sugar, and 4 tablespoons of corn starch. Stir and combine.  Add to the bottom crust and spread out. 


Black Raspberry Pie, Desserts, Pie, Easy Dessert, Chasing Saturdays

Add the top crust and make a design.  Cut slits in the top crust.

Black Raspberry Pie, Desserts, Pie, Easy Dessert, Chasing Saturdays

Add some sugar on top of the crust before putting in the oven.  It bakes into the crust and creates a delicious flavor.


Black Raspberry Pie, Desserts, Pie, Easy Dessert, Chasing Saturdays

 Place the pie in a 425 degree oven, and bake for 10 minutes, then lower heat to 350 degrees and bake for 30-40 minutes.


Black Raspberry Pie, Desserts, Pie, Easy Dessert, Chasing Saturdays

One of my favorite pie pans is this Anchor Hocking Glass Pie Plate. It is usually my go-to pie plate to use.  I love the little handles on the side.   

Black Raspberry Pie, Desserts, Pie, Easy Dessert, Chasing Saturdays

BLACK RASPBERRY PIE

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Ingredients

4-5  cups of raspberries
⅔ cup sugar
4 tablespoons corn starch
2 tablespoons sugar

Preparation

Preheat oven to 425 degrees.
Prepare an Anchor Hocking Glass Pie Plate and spray with vegetable oil.
Transfer dough to pie plate, trim even with the edge
Mix berries, sugar, and corn starch.
Add to the bottom crust and spread out.
Add top crust and cut slits.
Sprinkle sugar on the top crust.
 Place the pie in a 425 degree oven, and bake for 10 minutes, then lower heat to 350 degrees and bake for 30-40 minutes.

Tips

Watch the time of oven carefully, ovens vary.
You can try recipes with different berries.





Black Raspberry Pie, Desserts, Pie, Easy Dessert, Chasing Saturdays


Black raspberries are rich in antioxidants. 






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Crystal Kellner
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Tuesday, November 21, 2017

Apple Cake

Apple Cake


This Apple Cake is a moist, delicious cake that is perfect dressed up with caramel and ice cream, or eaten alone.  Perfectly normal for breakfast, as well.

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This cake is great to take to gatherings and potlucks. Everyone will love the flavor in this cake! You can also say that you made this recipe from scratch, and it is so easy to prepare! So easy, my husband made this cake! 

If you have a favorite nut you would like to add to the cake, go for it.  Nuts are optional, and in my family, we just opt out for nuts.  



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The apples in this cake bake down so well in this recipe. Everything in this cake is moist and flavorful!  The colors are beautiful, and so easy to make! 

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This cake is even better when paired with vanilla ice cream! 

APPLE CAKE
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1 cup oil
2 cups sugar
2 eggs
2 tsps vanilla
3 cups of flour
½ tsp salt
1 tsp baking soda
1 tsp cinnamon
3 cups chopped and peeled apples
½ cups nuts (optional)


DIRECTIONS

  1. Mix together the oil, sugar, eggs and vanilla.
  2. Add flour, salt, baking soda, and cinnamon.
  3. Add 3 cups chopped and peeled apples.
  4. Add nuts (optional)
  5. Spread in a greased 9x13 pan.
  6. Bake 325 degrees, 25 minutes.




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Crystal Kellner
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Thursday, February 25, 2016

SNOW DAY, FUN DAY

SNOW DAY, FUN DAY




How did you spend your snow day? 





We made cupcakes, and they didn't last long!


The boys played outside while helping dad make chocolate ice cream!


The blizzard really happened.  We had 12" of snow. Snow day ended up being a nice day, and we were able to take the kids sledding behind the house.  They enjoyed it!
When they came inside they were treated to popcorn and  hot chocolate!  

{Kids ended up with a 5 day weekend because of the snow!}
 
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Crystal Kellner
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Sunday, January 24, 2016

Ag Question: What is a FAIR price of milk?

Ag Question: What is a FAIR price of milk?


Who doesn't love milk? Growing up, there was always milk in our house.  I loved chocolate milk.  I loved ice cream, and I loved when my Grandpa Charlie would make home made ice cream on my birthday.  I remember him sitting out on our porch "in charge" of the ice cream.  I don't remember the cake, but I remember the ice cream.  

Now I am living in the third largest county in Indiana where dairy production is literally just around the corner! Jasper County is the leading agricultural producing county in the state and leading in milk production. My kids love milk, but when they get older, it's easier to pick sodas over milk.  What should parents do to make sure kids have their daily calcium? 

Fair Oaks Farms has done a tremendous job showing consumers how milk is produced.  If you are ever in Northwestern Indiana, you need to stop by their farm.  Fair Oaks Farms has partnered with local producers to take milk to a whole new level.  



Fairlife milk is a company where they are aware of all of the aspects of harvest corn for silage, they have good relationships with the dairy producers and know where the milk originates. The milk is "ultra-filtered" to keep the proteins, and filter out the sugars.





Have you tried their milk? It is heavenly! Chocolate is my favorite!  So delicious. It is totally worth it.Vanilla is good, but I have always preferred chocolate milk. Let's take a look at the nutritional values of both fairlife and Dean's milk. 



Both servings shown are a cup.  Protein in fairlife is 13g, 8g for Deans. Sodium and carbs are the same.  So if you want to increase your proteins in your diet, and decrease sugars, fairlife might be something  you want to try.   I like the idea of fairlife milk because this milk is being "made" a few miles from my house.  It's  not hard to find in stores around here.

Now, let's head to the store. Let's talk about price.  It's our job as moms to be price conscious when we are figuring out our monthly budget.  What is more valuable? Better price or healthier?


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Crystal Kellner
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