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Gramama's Great Black Berry Pie

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"This pie is easy yet delicious. Mixed with spices and a secret ingredient, your guests will have mouth watering reviews about your pie."
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Ingredients

1 h 5 m servings 295
Original recipe yields 8 servings

Directions

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  1. Preheat the oven to 350 degrees F (175 degrees C). Press one crust into the bottom and up the sides of a 9 inch pie plate.
  2. In a large bowl, stir together the sugar, vanilla, maple syrup, cardamom and cinnamon. Stir in blackberries carefully until evenly coated. Pour into the pie crust. Cover with the top crust, and seal the edges. Cut a few holes in the top to vent steam.
  3. Bake for 45 to 50 minutes in the preheated oven, until the crust is golden brown.
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Per Serving: 295 calories; 7.9 55.7 2.4 0 119 Full nutrition

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This is the same way Sandy's mother, Mrs Hadsell, made wild black berry pie when we were kids back in '47 or so. There are a few tips that help: Either go easy on maple syrup or skip it. If the ...

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Adding maple adds a unique flavor to this pie but the recipe lacks a thickening. When I made the recipe, I pureed 1 cup of the berries very well and sieved them into a pan with the 1 cup sugar,...

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This is the same way Sandy's mother, Mrs Hadsell, made wild black berry pie when we were kids back in '47 or so. There are a few tips that help: Either go easy on maple syrup or skip it. If the ...

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Adding maple adds a unique flavor to this pie but the recipe lacks a thickening. When I made the recipe, I pureed 1 cup of the berries very well and sieved them into a pan with the 1 cup sugar,...

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I am sorry to say this , but the pie was very runny . There was nothing to bind it . Will not try again ...

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Yes, the pie was runny, but, served with whipped cream, resembled a juicy berry cobbler. The taste was superb, although I would suggest a little less sugar. Note: I substituted Ollaliberries wit...

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This was pretty disappointing. I must say that I think it was the first time I'd ever made a double-crust berry pie, so I tried to follow the recipe exactly. But when I cut into it after letting...

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I haven't made this yet, but I have seen a lot of comments on it being runny. One trick I use when making berry pies is to dice an apple and add to the filling. It helps absorb the juice and doe...

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Grandma, That Pie of yours sounds great. I've had black Berry pie but the way you make it is so mhmhmh good. ;0)

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The flavor was good but the consistency is awful watery. If you add starch maybe will be OK.

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