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CONTEST #8 - CLOSED Winner to be chosen soon! DESSERTS/SWEETS RECIPES CONTEST Great Camp
Send Us Your Favorite Fireside
"Pie Iron" Recipes |
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Entry
#1:
Banana in
Tamarind Entry #2: Elephant Ears Entry #3: Sweet Red Bean Biscuit Entry #4: S'more Peanut Butter Cup Entry #5: S'more Sandwiches Entry #6: Chocolate Apricot Turnovers Entry #7: EllieMae's Strawberry Shortcake Entry #8: Banana Rasayan Entry #9: Chocolate Raspberry Torte Entry #10: PB mallow Pie |
Entry #11: Fluffernutter Entry #12: Chocolate/caramel tart Entry #13: Easy Pie Pockets Entry #14: Hidden peach desert Entry #15: Gorgonzola, Apricot and Walnut Pie Iron Pie Entry #16: Lemon Meringue Pie Entry #17: Cherry Meringue Pie Entry #18: Mt. Pie Pie Entry #19: Angel Pies Entry #20: Cream Cheese pies |
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Banana in Tamarind A.N. Ganeshamurthy November 4, 2003 |
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You will need raw banana, tamarind, red chilli powder,
oil, cumin seed, mustard seed, asafotida, salt, sugar.
Take raw banana, peal it and slice it into cubes. Heat
oil in a pan, put mustard and cumin seeds. After mustard
seeds splitter add banana cubes and fry it for two
minutes. Add chili powder to taste), tamarind paste,
asafotida, salt and little sugar. cook it till banana
becomes soft. Serve with bread.
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| Entry #2 |
Elephant
Ears L. Medendorp December 1, 2003 |
| Use one section of a crescent roll and flatten into a square to fit your pie iron. Cook until golden-brown on both sides. Roll in a cinnammin and sugar mixture. It is a great treat at the end of a "hard day of camping!! | |
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| Entry #3 |
Sweet Red Bean Biscuit Contest Entry: April 1, 2004 By, "Peter Desjardins" |
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1. Non-Stick Spray
2. Sweet Red Bean Paste (Available at most grocery stores)
3. Pillsbury Buttermilk biscuit in a tube
Spray Iron with Non stick spray. Seperate biscuit into two halves
and press into iron top and bottom. Spread a generous amout of red
bean paste in the middle (about two tablespoons) and cook over
fire. When crust is golden brown its time to eat!!
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| Entry #4 |
S'more Peanut Butter Cup Contest Entry: January 25, 2004 |
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2 slices bread buttered one side (or sprayed with cooking
spray)
1 sectione hershey's chocolate candy bar
1 marshmellow
tablespoon peanut butter
Placed buttered side of bread to outside of pie maker and add the rest of the ingredients. |
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| Entry #5 |
S'more Sandwiches Contest Entry: February 16, 2004 By, "Shannon" |
| What we do is we take the bread and we spread butter on it then we take marshmallow fluff and chocolate pieces and melt it over the campfire, delicious alternative to s'mores and the kids love it. | |
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| Entry #6 |
Chocolate Apricot Turnovers 19 May 2004 Mirissa Dunne |
| Butter a flour tortilla and place in the pie iron. Spread on some cream cheese, then sprinkle with chocolate chips and diced dried apricots. Heat and enjoy! | |
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| Entry #7 |
EllieMae's Strawberry Shortcake 17 Jun 2004 Janice Fisher |
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Before leaving on your camping trip, bake one Angelfood Cake
according to your favorite recipe.
Pick fresh strawberries with a nice mixture of large and small berries (for natural sweetness). Hull, wash, and slice berries placing them in a large airtight baggie for storage while still wet. Take butter and whipped cream along in your cooler. At the campfire slice the cake into thin, square slices and butter one side of each slice. Place slices of cake in pie maker with a healthy portion of berries in the middle. Cook over coals for about three minutes per side. Take "shortcake" out of pie maker, place on plate, top with whipped cream, and serve warm. For variety, try mixing some canned blueberry pie filling with the strawberries. |
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| Entry #8 |
Banana
Rasayan 24 Jun 2004 AN.Ganeshamurthy |
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Peal 1 kg ripe bananas. Slice them. Add one fully scraped
mature coconut kernal+100 g sugar+100 ml honey+50 g resins+
2 g cardomom seed powder. Mix well and serve chill. **Even though this is not a pie iron recipe - it sounds interesting. |
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| Entry #9 |
Chocolate
Raspberry Torte 08 Jul 2004 Wendy Farry |
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Spray your pie cooker with non stick spray
place two pieces of white bread in pie cooker
scoop in raspberries from a can of pie filling
put desired amount of chocolate bar in center and cook.
YUMMY!~
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| Entry #10 | PB
mallow Pie 07 Apr 2005 M PInko |
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Butter one side of 2 slices of bread with
buttered sides against pie maker. Between
slices spread marshmallow fluff on one slice,
peanut butter on other press together and cook
over campfire until golden.
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| Entry #11 |
Fluffernutter 19 Apr 2005 Jean Muellenbach |
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Butter outside of bread. Place in iron. Spread
inside with peanut butter, layer sliced bananas
and mini marshmallows inside. Close iron and
cook as usual.
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| Entry #12 |
Chocolate/caramel tart 19 May 2005 Linda Carlucci |
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Recipe:
Use pop-up type pastry, flatten and place on pie
iron. Add a chocolate kiss or two and one or
two small caramel squares, flattened, and a
couple of mini marshmallows. Top with more
pastry, seal edges and cook over campfire. Yum.
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| Entry #13 | Easy
Pie Pockets 27 May 2005 Gwendolyn West |
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Butter both sides of pie iron and place a slice of bread on each
side. Fill center of one side with canned or frozen pie filling
(any flavor is delicious). Adding shredded cheese to apple pie
filing is especially delicious. Fire and enjoy.
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| Entry #14 |
Hidden peach
desert 01 Jun 2005 Roy Morris |
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Whoop up a batch of bread dough,3 cups flour- 1
teaspoon salt-bakin soda bout a teaspoon-enough
water to make it kinda thick but kneadable, add
more flour if to thin, more water if too thick.
Knead into a bread loaf and then roll it out
into a 12 inch round and add a can of peaches,
one tablespoon of cinnamon, 1 cup of sugar, 6
pats of butter around, spread it all to mix it
in and...Fold into a bread loaf, place in a
bread pan and bake at 350 for bout 35 min. Set
on table and say desert is served, have your
bread.
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| Entry #15 |
Gorgonzola,
Apricot and Walnut Pie Iron Pie 15 Jun 2005 Shanna |
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Butter outside of bread. Put in Pie
Iron. Add Gorgonzola, Apricot Preserves
and Walnut Pieces. Cook!
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| Entry #16 |
Lemon Meringue Pie 29 Jun 2005 |
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Butter one side of two pieces of
bread. Place the butter sides down
on the pie iron halves. Place a
scoop of lemon pie filling and a
marshmellow on one side of the pie
iron. Close. Cook over campire.
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| Entry #17 |
Cherry Meringue Pie 11 Jul 2005 Shell Beckley |
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Butter 2 slices of bread place in
pie maker put in 1 large tablespoon
of cherry pie filling, add 1 large
marshmallow close pie maker and cook
over fire.
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| Entry #18 | Mt. Pie
Pie 12 Jul 2005 Kari Ricotta |
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2 slices white bread
Any flavor pie filling
white cake icing
Can either add the icing to the middle of the pie or on top after it's done. |
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| Entry #19 | angel pies 13 Jul 2005 Kim Zeigler |
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Brush pie iron with a little
butter. Put two thin slices
from a loaf of angel food
cake. The kind from the
grocery store seems to work
a little better because it
is not so soft. Use either
of the following fillings:
canned pie filling...cherry
is really good
Sliced bananas with a little
bit of caramel ice cream
topping and some chopped
walnuts
Put into pie iron and toast
over campfire till done,
about 7-10 minutes.
Remove from iron and
sprinkle with a little
powdered sugar.
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| Entry #20 |
Cream Cheese pies 20 Jul 2005 Theresa Barwell |
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1/4 c. cream cheese
1-1 1/2 T. white sugar
2 slices of white bread
fresh berries (blueberries,
strawberries, raspberries)
butter
Spread the slices of bread
with butter. Mix the cream
cheese and sugar. You can
add more or less to taste.
Put one slice of the
buttered bread in the pie
iron and fill with the cream
cheese mixture. Top with
berries and the second slice
of buttered bread. Place in
the coals for 10 minutes or
until it comes out of the
iron easily. Enjoy!
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