Keepers of the Faith Club

• Nov. 23, 2008
Pie Baking - November

                                              

This month the girls learned about making pies. They learned about the different types of fillings that can go in a pie (from custard, to fruit to savory) as well as types of pie crusts (crumb, pastry, etc.).

They each made their own pumpkin pie to take home and share with family.

In order to identify the pies, each girl cut out her own shaped piece from leftover dough to put on the tops of the pies. This is the first batch to go in the oven.

The girls also learned how to make their pie crusts look pretty - along the edges and by using cut-outs.

Our wonderful teacher/hostess also made several other types of pies for the girls (and moms) to taste so we could experience the different types of pies. YUM!  Thanks Rebecca for a terrific class!

Our family enjoyed the pie Rebecca brought home. She has made more since then and has volunteered to make the pies for Thanksgiving. She is contemplating 2 or 3 – a pumpkin, a pecan and maybe an apple. I love that she is having fun and enjoying all of the topics this year. All of the girls are having fun and it’s exciting to see them excited about learning and practicing their new skills.

Blessings,

Leslie

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• Nov. 28, 2008
pie crust

Posted by jillpettis

We just did pie crust this month and they finished up by making "cinnamon crusties" which is a pie shell flattened in a round with cinnamon sugar. We took the time to talk about measurements and how to mix, etc...it was fun!

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• Dec. 20, 2008
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Posted by RenJac

Great :)Thanks for sharing the pictures :) It is always fun watching kids make there own pies :)

Edited by RenJac on Dec. 20, 2008 at 12:59 PM

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• Dec. 24, 2008
yummy

Posted by momofsix

The girls did a great job. What a wonderful homeschool day they must have had. It sure looks like a lot of fun.

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