Step into a world of pure, old-fashioned delight with this Custard Pie. It's like a warm hug from Grandma's kitchen, where the memories are as sweet as the pie itself. Each velvety bite is a journey through time, where simplicity meets pure comfort.
Imagine the perfect balance of sugar and spice, kissed by a hint of nutmeg, swirled with the creamy embrace of custard. It's a symphony of flavors dancing in your mouth. A slice of this pie is a slice of happiness, and you'll find yourself coming back for seconds, maybe even thirds!
And here's the real magic: this pie isn't just a treat for your taste buds. With fresh eggs, milk, and a touch of vanilla, it's a dose of nostalgia, a reminder of simpler times. This recipe is your ticket to indulgence without the fuss. It's quick, easy, and foolproof – perfect for both beginners and seasoned bakers.
So, if you're craving a taste of the past and a dollop of comfort, whip up this Old Fashioned Custard Pie. Share it with loved ones, or savor it in solitude. It's a slice of heaven, wrapped in simplicity, waiting just for you. Dive in and take a delectable trip down memory lane.
Ingredients
- 1 ready-to-use pie crust
- 3 fresh eggs
- ½ cup of white sugar
- A pinch of salt, about ½ tsp
- A dash of nutmeg, plus some for garnishing
- 2-2/3 cups of milk
- 1 tsp of authentic vanilla extract
Instructions
- Start by warming your oven to 350°F.
- In a cozy mixing bowl, lightly beat the eggs, using either a hand mixer or good ol’ whisk.
- Gently blend in the sugar, salt, a touch of nutmeg, milk, and that aromatic vanilla, mixing until it’s smooth. Don’t worry if it seems a bit runny – it’s supposed to be that way.
- Carefully pour your mixture into the pie crust, ensuring it spreads evenly.
- Pop it into the oven and let it bake to perfection for around 35-40 minutes.
- Once it’s golden and set, pull it out and let it cool down to a comfortable room temperature.
- For the final touch, sprinkle a little nutmeg on top, slice up, and get ready for a trip down memory lane.
- Enjoy!
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