Perfect Plum Pie

"This recipe came from a Taste of Home cookbook. It's my all-time favorite pie! It shocks the taste buds. Be sure to have a piece while it's still warm!"
 
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Ready In:
1hr 30mins
Ingredients:
12
Yields:
1 pie
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ingredients

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directions

  • In bowl, combine first 6 ingredients; pour into pastry shell.
  • For topping, combine sugar, flour, cinnamon and nutmeg.
  • Cut in margarine until coarse.
  • Sprinkle over plums.
  • Bake in preheated 375 degree oven for 60 minutes or until golden brown.
  • (May need to cover crust edges with foil during baking to prevent burning.).

Questions & Replies

  1. I was given a lots of plums and was going to bake pie and put some in the freezer for later, but do I take the skin off before using them. I don't eat many plums but I think the skin can be tuff. Thanks Norma
     
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Reviews

  1. This was wonderful! I'll make it often. I did use 5 cups of black plums (about 10 avg size) and added appz 1/4c quick oats to the topping. Thank you for posting PuglyDuckling
     
  2. Excellent pie...warm or at room temperature. Serving with vanilla ice cream is a must! Recommendation: Place filled pie on cookie sheet prior to placing in oven (in the event that juices overflow). I used more than 4 cups of plums for the pie. Will make again!
     
  3. This pie explodes in your mouth! Tastes like a Sour Patch Kid pie. Made with small, fresh plums from my dad's house. Served with whipped cream. I made one pie with sugar, as the recipe stated, and another with Splenda. They were equally delicious. Great recipe I will use year after year to use some of the plums on my dad's property. Thanks!
     
  4. Great recipe, turned out delicious. I used red plums and half blueberries because my yellow plums weren't quite ripe yet . I also added half a cup of oatmeal to the crumble topping with 2tbsp extra butter to account for that and it was super delicious. Will definitely this again!
     
  5. Wonderful! I used a bit more than 4 cups of red plums. Had a lot of overflow, so be sure to use a cookie sheet under the pie! I also used a bit too much lemon juice and had a very tart pie, but it was delicious nevertheless.
     
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Tweaks

  1. I used red plums from our tree. (It never gets old picking from our own yard.) I covered the pie dough rim the entire baking time. We live in elevation so I added 5 additional minutes to the baking time too. Everyone enjoyed it's robust, sweet flavor. I served it with whipped cream.
     
    • Review photo by carol
  2. I used red plums from our tree. (It never gets old picking from our own yard.) I covered the pie dough rim the entire baking time. We live in elevation so I added 5 additional minutes to the baking time too. Everyone enjoyed it's robust, sweet flavor. I served it with whipped cream.
     
    • Review photo by carol

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The artist FKA: CindyZ <br> <br>My family and I live in a small town in mid-Michigan, where the summers are short and the winters are cold and long. I enjoy camping, swimming, biking, curling up with a good book, scrounging around garage sales (I'm forever the bargain hunter, hubby says I'm way too Dutch), gardening, watching Nascar (go Matt!) on Sundays and spending time with family, especially listening to stories from the older generations. I'm an RN, and am fortunate enough to be able to work only part-time so I can spend more time with my kids, ages 14, 9, and 6, and my sweet pug Lou, who is a year old. Two pet peeves worth mentioning are people who smack their gum and ignorance.
 
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