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Today, I made my first chiffon pie! This is an adaptation from Martha Stewart’s Orange-Tangerine Chiffon pie, adapted because 1) my supermarket didn’t have the right juice, and 2) I wanted to keep the fat content a little lower than her recipe, so I made a graham cracker crust instead of the cookie crust in [...]

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I decided to make my own version of Normandy Apple Tart, using a graham cracker crust instead of the usual higher fat content pastry, and of course using margarine instead of butter. I thought the results were outstanding, and so did my guests. Gone but not forgotten! Enjoy!
Normandy Apple Tart
1 1/4 cups graham cracker crumbs
5 [...]

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Polenta, made from boiled cornmeal, is a traditional dish throughout Italy. In this recipe, it is formed into a crust and baked. Then some goodies are added on top of the crust, and the whole dish is broiled for under 5 minutes. The cheese used in this dish is, as always, soy cheese, and adds [...]

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Pecan Pie

Got a sweet tooth that needs satisfying? This pie just might fill the bill for you. Chewy pecans nestled in a sinfully yummy dark custard that gets right to the heart of the eternal question . . . how can I get my sugar fix today? Enjoy this traditional autumn pie with a scoop (or [...]

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This is an easy little pie crust to make, and actually makes enough for two crusts, so you can make your dough, then wrap up and freeze half of it for another pie another day. As always, dairy-free.
Non dairy pie crust
2/3 cup margarine (10 tablespoons)
2 cups flour
1/2 teaspoon salt
1 teaspoon vinegar
almost 1/2 cup ice water
In [...]

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Does everyone love chicken pot pie? Everyone I know does. The combination of chicken and vegetables in a warm creamy sauce all tucked under a pie crust is just too good to resist. The traditional sauce of a chicken pot pie is a roux, and usually is made from butter and cream. Margarine and soy milk [...]

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Mmmm. A custard pie that melts on your tongue. With no dairy! And no funny soy taste either. Impossible? - NO! Soy yogurt comes to the rescue to replace the dairy yogurt in the original recipe, and more than satisfactorily fulfills the requirements for a delicious custard pie with fresh fruit baked inside. Other fruit [...]

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