I realize I’ve only been making fruit pies lately.
And here’s another one, the fruitiest of them all – a deep-dish pie with double
(or triple?) the filling. Just look at it all ooze out! The only drawback was
that I could only eat one piece!
The crust, both top and bottom, came out
beautifully (= crispy). The only problem that I’m having is with the glaze. If I
apply a layer, milk in this instance, the browning comes out patchy (the little
flowers). If I don’t apply anything, the browning stops at a less enticing hue
(around the edges). What to do? More experimentation, probably.
The filling was quite delectable! I wish I’d taken
pictures of the luscious blueberries and cranberries macerating together
because the pile of blue and red marbles were quite a sight. And the sheer
amount that went in the pie – nearly a whole large bowl – would have astonished…
and delighted.
The pie was for my former housemate, who’d
recently gotten married and moved to an idyllic little city an appropriate
distance from Seoul. I remember her as a perfect Stepford wife (minus the
husband, of course), and I always felt a wee-bit guilty for not being very
attentive around the house when we were living together. Her impeccable
housekeeping skills are finally being appreciated properly, I think! She also
had a very keen eye for décor and pretty things, like the dainty little pink
flower-patterned dish in the first picture and the chic Villeroy & Boch
wave café cup and saucer above. My mom had long coveted the latter, but never
got around to buying it because it never went on sale. So when I saw it in my
friend’s cabinet, I very nearly insisted on using it. (She saw the glint in my
eyes and obliged before I could insist. Hehe.) And I must say, the pie and
coffee tasted particularly
scrumptious!
I was about to ask which cafe you went to, but now I have my answer. :) It's quite strange to think that someone is more attentive about housekeeping than you are. kkkk
ReplyDeleteI'm like this by default, but she was very purposeful!
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