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CookinWithLynda said:I've made the Deep Dish Peach Pie a couple of times already. It's always a hit. Using the frozen peaches gives it a tartness we like (that you wouldn't get with canned peaches, even in juice). I like to cut the peaches up a bit, so they're more bite-sized, before baking. It's great warm with vanilla ice cream. It also reheats pretty well if you have any left over. However, it doesn't make a lot, so if you're having a lot of people for dessert, you should double it and do it in the DCB. It reminds me more of a cobbler, or similar, since the topping remains in individual pieces - doesn't meld together to form a solid crust. I love that you can keep the pie crust and peaches on hand in the freezer for a quick dessert.
bcowdin said:Here are the recipes I have tried so far:
Family Style Taco - had a good taste, but kind of bready. Would be difficult to cut in small pieces for a show unless you make like a pizza
Mexican Layered Dip - made it without the bowl since it was just for my family of 2. Great recipe!
Summertime Spaghetti - it was kind of pasty. I wonder if I cooked it too long. It had a good flavor, but I couldn't seem to get the veggies and chicken well mixed.
Deep Dish Peach Pie - first try was with frozen peaches, which I did not like at all. Second try was with canned peaches, which was much better!
Lemonade Shortcake cups - I made mine without the lemon curd/water mixture on the top, since I thought the lemon curd/whipped topping filling was lemony enough. Shared them with friends who loved them and thought the crust was like a shortbread cookie.
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