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Posted by tlstegall on 11-23-2012 01:57 AM:

Pumpkin and Egg Custard!

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Posted by DICK B. on 11-24-2012 03:28 AM:

Cnuck, I was born and raised in WV I worked for MON POWER as a lineman for 34 years in CLARKSBURG.

Posted by capt_agricultur on 11-25-2012 02:23 PM:

pie

i never met a pie i didnt like

Posted by stonehill on 11-25-2012 03:51 PM:

When it comes to gooseberry I say
When it comes to blueberry I say
When it comes to rhubarb I say
When it comes to anything else I say

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Posted by Robert Johnson on 11-26-2012 02:37 PM:

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Originally posted by Richard Lambert
Apple Pie topped with vanilla ice cream, I can eat a whole pie all by myself. I love to smell them baking.

Me too Richard. I remember when my Grandmother would cook them with green apples from the tree in the yard. Oh Man. Haven't had one quite like that since she passed, but the recipe was found when we went through her house, and now the good wife is getting very close to what granny used to. Nothing better than an apple pie and ice cream.

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Posted by Richard Lambert on 11-26-2012 03:37 PM:

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I remember when my Grandmother would cook them with green apples from the tree in the yard. Oh Man.

Some of my best memories from long ago are the smells and food that came out of my grandmother's kitchen. On Thanksgiving, there would be at least 25 people in the dining room eating. We would go rabbit hunting with my uncles, brothers and cousins in the morning while the womenfolk stayed home to cook. We would have at least 2 turkeys and a giant ham. There would be several different types of pies lined up on the sideboard to choose from but apple was always my favorite. I am getting hungry just remembering.

Posted by Robert Johnson on 11-26-2012 03:45 PM:

Man O man. Your post sure brings back some great memories. We did a lot of the same things your family did back then. Sure do miss those grand parents being there with us, but we are thankful for the lessons they taught us, and the good times we were allowed to have with them.

Posted by ed robertson on 11-28-2012 12:24 AM:

got to be gooseberry!!!!!

Posted by Richard Lambert on 11-28-2012 03:40 PM:

What exactly is a gooseberry? I don't think that I have ever seen one. Do they come from a goose? Or are they like possum grapes?

Posted by timberchuck on 11-28-2012 05:09 PM:

Don't forget

ELDERBERRY!!!!!!

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Posted by capt_agricultur on 11-28-2012 09:51 PM:

pie

Any kind i can shove in my pie hole

Posted by chuck west on 11-29-2012 12:17 AM:

If you can beat the coons,possums,and birds to them MULBERRIES make a fine pie or cobbler in my book .

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Posted by Chris McCrary on 11-29-2012 07:57 PM:

CREAMPIE

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Posted by Richard Lambert on 11-29-2012 09:38 PM:

Re: Don't forget

quote:
Originally posted by timberchuck
ELDERBERRY!!!!!!

Oh my goodness...is that an old Gooseberry?

Posted by hillbilly56 on 11-29-2012 09:45 PM:

pie

i love good ole punkin pie cocanut creme and butterscotch

Posted by stonehill on 11-29-2012 11:59 PM:

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Originally posted by Richard Lambert
What exactly is a gooseberry? I don't think that I have ever seen one. Do they come from a goose? Or are they like possum grapes?

A gooseberry is a small light green sphere-shaped smooth berry.It grows on bushes that are covered in nettle-like thorns. There is both a domestic and wild variety,sometimes you'll get into the wild ones when your hunting and they're rough on your legs. The berry itself looks like a tiny green basketball and they are very sour and bitter. I can't stand them, but for some reason the people who like them think they are the best berry on earth.

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Posted by THOMAS SANDERS on 12-06-2012 11:42 PM:

sweet tater pie for me

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Posted by RHK on 12-07-2012 12:41 AM:

pecan,butterscotch or chocolate. its a toss up. not the cheap instant pudding filled kind the real hillbilly homemade stuff

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Posted by chuck west on 12-08-2012 10:36 PM:

Now a show of hands ,,How many of us has had to eat a piece of Humble pie , Or Crow Pot pie,,,I have and I never liked it ,,,,lol

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Posted by chuck west on 12-09-2012 05:45 PM:

Dick B ,, Why do you not want PM's ?? Need to chat at you minute.

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