“I stress … the deep need each woman has to study the scriptures. We want our homes to be blessed with sister scriptorians—whether you are single or married, young or old, widowed or living in a family. After all, who has any greater need to ‘treasure up’ the truths of the gospel (on which they may call in their moments of need) than do women and mothers who do so much nurturing and teaching?”

President Spencer W. Kimball

11.06.2011

Razzleberry Pie

Yummy! Weren't those little mini-pies to die for? Well, if you are feeling brave, here is the recipe. Give it a try. And if you have any questions, Jana Westergard is happy to help!

Dough:

6 cups flour (unbleached)
3 cups butter flavored Crisco
3 teaspoons salt
1 1/2 cups water

Mix flour, shortening and salt with fingers (I use my food processor) until It resembles a crumb mixture. Add water.

This makes 5 two crust pies and a couple of shells.

Bake pies on the lowest rack of the oven

Bake pies on 375 degrees for 1 hour or until pie shakes loose.

Bake shells at 375 degrees for 8 - 10 minutes.

Razzleberry Filling:

Bring 4 3/4 cups water and 3 1/3 cups sugar to a boil. Add one (1 - lb) package of frozen Blackberries to the syrup. Bring to a boil again.

Thicken with three rounding 1/3 cups of Red Berry Pie Tone diluted with 1 cup of water - or - three rounding 1/3 cups corn starch. This mixture will be quite thick.

Remove from the stove. Put in one (l-lb) package boysenberries (these are hard to find so I just use raspberries) and one (12-oz) package frozen red raspberries. So if you cant find boysenberries just use two pkgs raspberries. Fold berries in gently and let cool. Makes five 9 - inch pies.