This is a very autumnal
pie, with the nuts and the maple, but I decided I couldn’t wait that long to
make it!
I have to say, the
maple is rather an ingenious addition to the pie. I once made a pecan pie with
walnuts (sounds like an oxymoron!) because they were the only nuts I had on
hand. But it wasn’t very good because the walnut skin left the pie tasting a
little bitter, and I vowed to stick with the sweeter pecans in the future.
However, in this pie, the maple scent covers the bitterness really well and further
brings out the full flavor of the nuts. I’d even say that it’s a notch above
the regular ole pecan pie for me… This may just become one of my favorites! (Not
in the least because it’s relatively simple to make.)
With a dollop of softly
whipped cream. Mmmmm…heaven in your mouth!
Saturday morning brunch
with fresh fruit and ham-egg toast cups. Yum!
I would like to try this pie!
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