STEP 1/8
Use the pie crust on the market. It's not hard to knead, but it's hard to ripen it in the refrigerator and push it with a rolling pin. I used it to save my joints. I think it would be better to have something in a pre-baked silver foil pie plate. I used to buy unripe pie crust, but I only baked crust first for flavor and the shape got ruined
STEP 2/8
If you cut about two handfuls of pecans with a knife, it would be about a cup.
STEP 3/8
Mix the ingredients in the first group in a bowl first.
STEP 4/8
Add to that all the ingredients in the second group and mix.
STEP 5/8
Pour all the mixed ingredients into the pie crust.
STEP 6/8
It's perfect to write in a 9-inch deep dish. It's not overflowing, it's.
STEP 7/8
Place uncut pecans one by one on top of pouring filling.
STEP 8/8
Bake for 55 minutes in a preheated oven at 325 degrees F.
(The pie I baked in Thanksgiving last time was ruined by pie crust, so it's not ripe enough, but I bought a sheet made like that on a silver foil plate, baked it anew, and changed the finished picture. It's pretty, right? ^^ I won't make a mistake of buying only pie again!)
If you don't like sweets, you can cut sugar by two-thirds. The second time I baked it again at the request of my family, I reduced the sugar by two-thirds, but it's better But the kids say the previous one tastes better. ^^
You can't cut it right after it's done, and you have to cool it down completely, and refrigerate it for at least an hour to cut it properly.