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Old 05-06-2008, 04:47 PM
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I like pies way better than cakes...
Definitely right. Pies rule.

There is a good pie place Round Hill, Virginia, called Hill High Orchard. It used to be in the middle of a large apple orchard and I think they may have made their own pies in the past. Nowadays, the pies are no longer made on site, but they are still as good as any pie I've had. In fact, their apple pie is the best pie I've had anywhere. Hill High also has other pies that are very good, but their apple pie is on its own level. It is the perfect pie, IMHO.

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saw that one comin'
See it or smell it?
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strawberry rhubarb
That's a great pie. Reminds me of Scranton, PA.
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Old 05-06-2008, 04:50 PM
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See it or smell it?
Stop it!
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Stop it!
Stop tasting it too?
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BTW, the pie is made from furry clams that have been freshly shaved. Don't like the hair between my teeth
TMI lol
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Old 05-06-2008, 04:54 PM
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Stop tasting it too?
Dammit, now I'm hungry AND HORNEY.
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TMI lol
So you don't like it shaved clean or what? They have movies of those where they advertise "The harrier the better"
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Good grooming is always important.
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Good grooming is always important.
How do you like it groomed? Short cut? Pattern cut? I saw one where if she shaved enough off, you could see a tatoo of a guy with a lawnmower shaving it off
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Some folks seem to be talking about pies, while others are discussing tarts.
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Old 05-06-2008, 05:20 PM
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Some folks seem to be talking about pies, while others are discussing tarts.
But you can enjoy both at the same time, I like to add whipped cream
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What is rhubarb? I've never had that.

My favorites are Coconut cream, Chocolate cream, Boysenberry, and Apple.
it sort of looks like celery but it is red, it taste nothing like celery though. it is a little tart but when you have some strawberries added and some sugar it tastes so good. you can probably get it at most markets.
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it sort of looks like celery but it is red, it taste nothing like celery though. it is a little tart but when you have some strawberries added and some sugar it tastes so good. you can probably get it at most markets.
when its in season.. We have it fresh and frozen
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it sort of looks like celery but it is red, it taste nothing like celery though. it is a little tart but when you have some strawberries added and some sugar it tastes so good. you can probably get it at most markets.
Rhubarb is a vegetable with a unique taste that makes it a favorite in many pies and desserts. It originated in Asia over 2,000 years ago. It was initially cultivated for its medicinal qualities, it was not until the 18th century that rhubarb was grown for culinary purposes in Britain and America. Rhubarb is often commonly mistaken to be a fruit but rhubarb is actually a close relative of garden sorrel, and is therefore a member of the vegetable family. Rhubarb is rich in vitamin C and dietary fiber.

Rhubarb is a perennial plant (the kind that grows from year to year) which forms large fleshy rhizomes and large leaves with long, thick (and tasty) petioles (stalks). Rhubarb stalks are commonly found in supermarkets, fresh rhubarb is prized by gourmet cooks. Some folks say the finest quality rhubarb is grown in Michigan, Ontario, Canada, and other northern states in the United States. Fresh rhubarb is available from early winter through early summer. Winter rhubarb is commercially produced in forcing houses in Michigan and Ontario.

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