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    Quote Originally Posted by 314joey View Post
    Publix's has two 4 one pies, so we got one apple and one banana creme, I'm gonna have a piece of both these suckas.
    I love banana cream pie!! I've never heard of Publix.


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    Quote Originally Posted by 2manymustangs View Post
    Hey Eli Mae, did you ever get the italian stuffed mushroom recipie that was discussed earlier in this thread??? Im going to try your bruschetta recipie too, they look great!!!
    The Brochette turned out really good when we made it! Im sure you will like it

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    Quote Originally Posted by Eli View Post
    I love banana cream pie!! I've never heard of Publix.


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    It our big chain store down in South Florida, there's hundreds of them in the Southeast.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 314joey View Post
    Publix's has two 4 one pies, so we got one apple and one banana creme, I'm gonna have a piece of both these suckas.
    HO-made (me) blackberry... I have to make a blackberry and peach cobler Wednesday night...

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    A St Louis STANDARD....... Gooey Butter Cake, and the name is very fitting.......

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    Quote Originally Posted by riverrunner1984 View Post
    The Brochette turned out really good when we made it! Im sure you will like it
    It has to be stellar, with two of my faves... Good italian baguette and shrimp/crab, it has to be stellar...
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    I'm from St. Louis and gooey butter cake is my all time favorite.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 314joey View Post
    I'm from St. Louis and gooey butter cake is my all time favorite.
    You should make it, super easy and..... as you know, its off the chain...... I put diced pecans on half......

    Prolly one of the easiest cakes there is to make......

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    Quote Originally Posted by 2manymustangs View Post
    You should make it, super easy and..... as you know, its off the chain...... I put diced pecans on half......

    Prolly one of the easiest cakes there is to make......
    Post the recipe! I have the biggest sweet tooth!!!

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    Quote Originally Posted by riverrunner1984 View Post
    Post the recipe! I have the biggest sweet tooth!!!
    Okie, let me dig it out... The crust is basically a yellow cake mix and butter... It just gets better from there...


    UPDATE:

    St Louis specialty, Gooey Butter Cake...

    PREHEAT oven to 350

    Crust ingredients:

    1 yellow cake mix
    1 stick butter OR imperial (room temperature)
    1 T. water
    1 egg
    (optional 1 teaspoon vanilla)
    Mix above with mixer and pat into 9x13 BUTTERED cake pan bringing the crust up the sides about 1/2 (forms a basin for the filling)

    Filling ingredients:

    1 box (8oz) cream cheese (room temperature)
    1 box powder sugar (3 3/4 cups) (hold some back to cover the top after baking)
    2 eggs
    (optional 1 teaspoon vanilla)
    Mix above ingredients in mixer until smooth and pour into crust evenly, it will level as it cooks...

    Bake at 350 for about 30-35 minutes until the top starts to brown, the center/filling will remain runny but will firm when it cools... Optional, add ground pecans on top with some powder sugar... Serve cool...

    ^^^ VERY VERY healthy and low carb/cal dessert...

    My wife hates to cook and I like to eat good food SO Im forced to do the cooking...

    This recipie came from Mrs. Hullings Cafeteria/St Louis in the late 40's or early 50's when my mother worked there as a teen... (if my memory serves me right)
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    My Thanksgiving grocery list. I made in 2009 and it's not accurate but I know what I mean lol. You can tell it's used.








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    mmmmmmmmmmmm, yams

 

 

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