Key Lime Pie Recipe
71A Key Lime Recipe to Tickle the Taste Buds
One of the most refreshing pies that are especially popular in the summer is the key lime pie. With a refreshing sweet tart taste, this citrusy custard-like dessert is a cooling way to get your sweets in on a hot day. Unlike many other pies, the key lime pie recipe has come out relatively unscathed in terms of the number of variations out there. Yes, there are some differences between one key lime recipe and another, but overall, anyone would recognize this favorite green pie that makes your taste buds want to pucker up.
Key Lime Pie Recipe
Differences in the Key Lime Pie Recipe
Everyone who loves key lime pie has a favorite type of crust. Some people prefer the flaky, bakery style crust while others love the graham cracker crust. Overall, the graham cracker holds up well over the period of several days (that is if your pie even lasts that long!) while the flaky bakery crust can get soggy after the first day or two from the filling.
Each key lime pie recipe differs in toppings too and may include a meringue offering or a simple whipped topping. The meringue topping is made from egg whites and sugar and must be baked briefly in the oven so that it can “cook” and brown. A whipped topping can be added to your pie any time you have a hankering for it during those times when a “naked” key lime pie just won’t do.Quick and Basic Key Lime Pie Recipe
To make it easy on you, this key lime pie recipe uses a pre-made graham cracker crust that is readily available at grocery stores. In addition, you can use bottled lime juice but it won’t taste quite as fresh as squeezing fresh key limes for the juice.
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