Florida Pie
By Claudia on May 13, 2008 | In Kuchen & Kekse, In English | 8 feedbacks »
Dianne of Dianne's Dishes chose Dorie Greenspan's Florida Pie for this week's Tuesdays with Dorie. Do you want to know what I really love about this challenge? I bake cakes, tartes and pies I normally wouldn't consider baking at all. It's not that I don't think that this cake or that tart doesn't look attractive but for example I did not know what a key lime pie is while it may be quite familiar to Americans. So I'm glad to try some exotic recipes.
My first problem with the recipe: We don't have Graham Crackers here in Germany. Well, not a real problem because I had some pie crust dough left from my strawberry tartelettes. Baking the Florida Pie was easy. I had some difficulties with the merengue: I took a brulee burner (?) to give the merengue a nice brown finish. But it was really difficult not to burn the whole merengue.
I blame on the merengue itself: Think some more sugar would have been better as sugar melts and burns only at high temperatures. With more sugar it should have burnt more slowly. Or am I wrong?
Nevertheless, the Florida Pie tasted nice. The lemony taste could have been stronger but that may depend on what lime you take. I really liked the coconut! Thanks to Dianne for chosing this recipe!
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8 comments
Beautiful picture. Somehow the thin lines of browned meringue make it look really light and airy. Very pretty!
sehr sch?n! love the fluted tart on your pie, it looks great!
Lovely square shape! It looks terrific - glad you tried something exotic!
What are you talking about? I think the meringue looks so good! Love the square shape. Great job! :)
Clara @ I♥food4thought
great job! love the square tart pan you used
it's interesting seeing the perspective of other foodies abroad!
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