1914 Pecan Pie with no Corn Syrup
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1914 Pecan Pie with no Corn Syrup
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1
Prepare the custard filling by mixing eggs, whole milk, brown sugar, flour, salt, and chopped pecans.
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Prepare the custard filling by mixing eggs, whole milk, brown sugar, flour, salt, and chopped pecans.
3
Prepare the custard filling by mixing eggs, whole milk, brown sugar, flour, salt, and chopped pecans.
4
Gently heat the custard mixture over a low heat, stirring constantly to prevent the eggs from scrambling, until it has thickened.
5
Gently heat the custard mixture over a low heat, stirring constantly to prevent the eggs from scrambling, until it has thickened.
6
Gently heat the custard mixture over a low heat, stirring constantly to prevent the eggs from scrambling, until it has thickened.
7
Pour the thickened custard into a parbaked crust.
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Pour the thickened custard into a parbaked crust.
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Pour the thickened custard into a parbaked crust.
10
Arrange additional pecans on top of the custard filling for decoration.
11
Arrange additional pecans on top of the custard filling for decoration.
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Arrange additional pecans on top of the custard filling for decoration.
13
Place the pie in the oven to bake.
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Place the pie in the oven to bake.
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Place the pie in the oven to bake.
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Prepare a simple meringue by whipping egg whites and sugar.
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Prepare a simple meringue by whipping egg whites and sugar.
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Prepare a simple meringue by whipping egg whites and sugar.
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Pipe the meringue on top of the baked pecan pie.
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Pipe the meringue on top of the baked pecan pie.
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Pipe the meringue on top of the baked pecan pie.
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Brown the meringue either by returning the pie to the oven or using a blowtorch.
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Brown the meringue either by returning the pie to the oven or using a blowtorch.
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Brown the meringue either by returning the pie to the oven or using a blowtorch.
Ingredients
eggs
eggs
eggs
whole milk
whole milk
whole milk
brown sugar
brown sugar
brown sugar
flour
flour
flour
salt
salt
salt
chopped pecans
chopped pecans
chopped pecans
pecans
pecans
pecans
egg whites
egg whites
egg whites
sugar
sugar
sugar
Equipment
oven
mixer
whisk
pie dish
saucepan
spatula
blowtorch
Tips
The original recipe is from 1914 and predates the invention of Karo's corn syrup by about 20 years, resulting in a non-goopy, non-cloying filling.
Without corn syrup, the flavor of the pecans is allowed to be the star of the pie.
When heating the custard, gently heat over a low heat so that the eggs don't scramble.
The meringue can be browned in the oven or with a blowtorch.