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| + | Squash Pie, which includes Pumpkin Pie, is a mildly sweet custard pie made with mashed [[en.wp:Winter squash|winter squash]] and normally baked in a bottom shell. It is very similar in texture and appearance to [[Sweet Potato Pie]]. There are pies/cakes made from summer squash, but they are normally savory. | ||
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==Recipes for Squash Pie== | ==Recipes for Squash Pie== | ||
*[[Squash Pie (Cora Pike)]] | *[[Squash Pie (Cora Pike)]] | ||
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==Related external material== | ==Related external material== | ||
| − | [[en.wp:Pumpkin pie|Pumpkin pie on Wikipedia]]<br>[[ | + | *[[en.wp:Pumpkin pie|Pumpkin pie on Wikipedia]]<br>[[wikibooks:Cookbook:Pumpkin Pie|Pumpkin Pie on Wikibooks]] |
| + | *[http://www.yankeemagazine.com/article/food/on-pie-pumpkin-puree ''Yankee Magazine'': "One-Pie Canned Pumpkin Purée | History and Recipes"] | ||
==See also== | ==See also== | ||
Latest revision as of 20:53, 28 December 2013
Squash Pie, which includes Pumpkin Pie, is a mildly sweet custard pie made with mashed winter squash and normally baked in a bottom shell. It is very similar in texture and appearance to Sweet Potato Pie. There are pies/cakes made from summer squash, but they are normally savory.
Recipes for Squash Pie
- Squash Pie (Cora Pike)
- Recipe by Cora L. Pike (1863 - 1942), of Hiram, Maine.
- Squash or Pumpkin Pie
- Recipe by Eva Bailey, of Hiram, Maine, as used by her at the Ox Yoke Restaurant in Hiram.
External Recipes
Related external material
- Pumpkin pie on Wikipedia
Pumpkin Pie on Wikibooks - Yankee Magazine: "One-Pie Canned Pumpkin Purée | History and Recipes"
