Gooseberry Pie.

[K5lwq]

When I was growing up on the farm we had a great neighbor that moved to Mississippi from Indiana to farm. They introduced me to Gooseberry pie and I just loved those things. My very Southern wife decided out of the blue to make me one this afternoon. Kind of scared to try it because she doesn’t know anything about a Gooseberry but it does look good. I will give it a go once it cools down.

 

[Molalla1]

Damn looks good lad! Give er a try . . .

 

[Molalla1]

Damn looks good lad! Give er a try . . .

She even weaved the top crust!

 

[lman]

Hope she put a lot of sugar in it.

 

[K5lwq]

Hope she put a lot of sugar in it.

You and me both!

 

[Molalla1]

You and me both!

Well, I (and some others) will want a report . . .

 

[Molalla1]

Well, I (and some others) will want a report . . .

Be honest . . . does she read our TBN?

 

[K5lwq]

Be honest . . . does she read our TBN?

She has only a few post I have shared with her. But if I need to be honest then she definitely is a great cook! She does cooking segments on our local TV station. I will post a link to some of her segments. She is known as Mama Steph.

Main Dish

www.kltv.com

 

[K5lwq]

Well it was not too bad. She could have used a little more sugar but still was pretty good. Maybe with more practice she will get it down.

 

[Oaktree]

Hope she put a lot of sugar in it.

Years ago when my cooking skills were much less than now someone gave me some shredded rhubarb. Figured I use it to make a pie. Didn't realize how much sugar you needed to add to make it edible! Lesson learned!!!

I remember my great-grandmother having a gooseberry bush when I was a kid. Don't think I've ever seen one since, lot of people have never even heard of them.