It is 25 degrees right now and the wind is gusting from the Northeast at 29 miles per hour to reach a high of 30 degrees today. Sure doesn’t feel like it is only 3 days till the first day of Spring.
I did nothing yesterday except to eat and read. Very boring. I did fix myself a really nice meal and I even made one of my semi-homemade peach pies.
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Peach Pie
•1 package Pillsbury (refrigerated) ready to use 2 pie crusts
•1 large can of peach slices (do not drain)
•1 cup sugar
•3 tablespoons flour
•1/2 teaspoon cinnamon
•1 large can of peach slices (do not drain)
•1 cup sugar
•3 tablespoons flour
•1/2 teaspoon cinnamon
Mix the flour, cinnamon and sugar together in a medium size saucepan (use your fingers so there are no lumps) Add the peaches, juice included to the flour/sugar mixture. Stir to mix the ingredients together. Cook over medium heat, stirring constantly, until mixture begins to thicken and starts to bubble. Remove from heat.
Line 9 inch pie tin with the bottom crust. Pour the filling in. Dot the top of filling with margarine or butter. Add the top crust. Crimp edges together. Cut slits in top and sprinkle with sugar. Place pie on a foil lined cookie sheet. Bake in a 375 degree preheated oven until pie is golden brown and juice is bubbling out of the slits, about 45 – 50 minutes.
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I hope the sun is shining wherever you are. Stay safe and be happy!!
Beth
Blessings Beth:
ReplyDeleteIts been a minute since i've passed by, say hello and wish you a good week. I hope all is well with you. As far as the weather goes, well nature has to find a way to balance things and at times that means a little inconvenience for us. Environmentally "they" have been sounding the alarms about the melthing glacers, so i guess this is a sort of replenishing so to speak? It will be over soon. Till then enjoy life as it unfolds.
peace.
and a wonder fillled week to you.
the wind is raging here in texas today. thankfully we have warmer temps in the 40s.
ReplyDeleteMy hubby would love it if I made him a Peach Pie! How did it turn out?
ReplyDeleteEight degrees here . . . It will all change in a few days!
Sun shining and still cold..going to be that way all of March I heard. Keep warm and well dear Beth.. Prayers for you always, XOXO
ReplyDeleteHi Beth, This pie sounds so tasty. Hope you have a nice day. We woke to heavy rain that just won't stop.
ReplyDeleteHi Beth, I am so ready for Spring to arrive. We had such a mixture last night after 71 degrees yesterday. It really is something else. It makes you think that you are on a roller coaster. Have a wonderful day. Stay warm and safe. Enjoy your pie it sounds so yummy. Hugs and Prayers from Your Missouri Friend
ReplyDeleteBeth, I feel cold too. We have afire going in the fireplace. I think you are having the same weather . Hopefully this week it will become more spring like. Almost every bit of snow melted here. I only see two wee spots in our yard. The peach pie would be nice with a warm coffee. Blessings for a good day, xoxo,Susie
ReplyDeleteThe pie sounds wonderful, Beth...and winter is back here again in Montreal as well, at least for a few days.
ReplyDeleteI wish the sun were shining here! It's very windy, raining and cold! Looks like we'll wait a few more days for spring!
ReplyDeleteHi Beth, yes the Sun is shinning here in Edmonton and the temp is +6*C at this moment. You have yourself a wonderful week, oh and I will have to try your recipe when I get in the mood to make a pie.
ReplyDeleteCold rain here all day. The peach pie sounds easy! I'll make it very soon to see how easy!
ReplyDeleteGood thing that you made a pie! Winter had definitely returned with a vengeance.
ReplyDeleteWe're at 50 degrees with it clouding over now...ugh, I'm tired of it. Lunch consisted of some tacitos my daughter made...oh well, at least it was tasty in spite of the weather.
ReplyDeleteBeth sent you a email you won my giveaway :). Its cold here today in Ohio but no snow...yesterday was wicked windy and chilly... Tuesday we are suppose to be at 50 degrees yippee spring is almost here.....email me with your address info so I can get your goodies in the mail
ReplyDeleteRhonda
Your peach pie sounds scrumptious! I didn't like getting up this morning to find everything snow covered and drifted in again.
ReplyDeleteI ate that pie...made it several years ago from your recipe. Delicious.
ReplyDeleteHang on Twin, better weather is coming.
Winter having one of it's last flings maybe.
ReplyDeleteNever heard of Pillsbury, but did look it up.
The pie sounds lovely.
It went from 70 and sunny here Saturday, to 20 and snow today, craziness!
ReplyDeleteWell Sunday here was pretty gloomy here Beth, and it felt quite chilly. I do hope you catch some Sunshine soon.
ReplyDeletePie Sounding very tasty, reading and eating. mmm Good to that on occasion.
Hugs Sheila x
Sunday wasn't gloomy here but it was windy and cold. I spent the day relaxing and doing a bit of laundry. Not very exciting but it beats working. I didn't bake but I did make pancakes for breakfast. I think I'll make some coffee.
ReplyDeleteOh peach pie is one of my favs!!
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