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On Wed, 8 Feb 2012 15:40:41 -0900, (Judy Haffner)
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> sf wrote:
>
> >I didn't realize raspberry pie filling even
> > existed! I found a cookie recipe the
> > other day that calls for raspberry
> > preserves, but that might work better.

>
> Yes, I get it in many flavors, and is called pie filling & topping and
> the brand is Wilderness. It comes in 21 oz. cans, but I've gotten the 15
> oz. cans of lemon and I've also gotten a larger size can of the cherry
> pie filling. Besides lemon, cherry and raspberry, I've used blueberry,
> blackberry, strawberry and peach also. It's really wonderful, IMO.


I think the brand we have out here is "Comstock". Not sure if there's
another one or not because I've never looked seriously at the pie
fillings before. To be honest, I thought the only pie fillings were
apple, cherry and blueberry. Is the lemon pie filling any good? If
it is, how do you make meringue without tossing all those perfectly
good egg yolks. Do those packaged egg whites in a carton beat up
well?
>
> When I use the cherry pie filling for desserts, or salads (I prefer
> using the sour pie cherries for pie) I also add 1/4 tsp. almond extract
> to it, as just gives it a little special "added touch".
>

Where do you get the sour cherry pie filling? I thought you had to go
to a farm or luck out at the farmer's market to get them.

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