Ok that's not all I ate for dinner, don't worry. After that I breaded and fried some chicken and had steamed green beans and rice (such a well rounded meal! I know, you're impressed). But I had to get good and liquored up first with all this baking in my near future.
Ok on to the baking..
oh wait! No, no no, first I have to do dishes.
ok, NOW on to the baking. I decided to invest in a cherry pitter for this little project. Coolest. Gadget. EVER. It shoots out the pit like a nail gun and has a little protective shield so you don't get cherry juice everywhere (though I still managed to get it all over my white shirt somehow).
That's it on the lower right. After that was done, I added a shit ton of sugar:
"Shit ton" is actually the measurement that my baker brother suggested. That's what you get for taking baking advice from a poop doctor. But I digress...
I added lemon juice because I was using sweet cherries instead of sour (I think...with no comparison who the hell knows?)
Then I stirred that bad boy up (after adding tapioca)
Poured it into store-bought crust (I have neither time nor the counter space for dough-rolling) and jury-rigged some lattice work:
Baked, and voila!
A little spillover, but that's ok...right? Hopefully it takes ok and the whole foods crust isn't narsty : / I want to eat it now! With vanilla ice cream! But I think it has to "set." Will update with how it tastes...
3 comments:
Nom! I'll be right there!
update: it tastes good! i found a pit in one bite though...stupid cherry pitter!
I'm very impressed! When I was home and went to Williams-Sonoma with my mom I saw a cherry pitter and I said, "OMG I NEEEEED one of these." She thought I was pretentious. Your post is proof that they are necessary kitchen tools and that I'm not pretentious.
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