Monday, April 20, 2015

Impossible Coconut Pie




Recently we had to take our walk at the mall--it was raining and we couldn't walk outside--my husband asked me if I wanted to buy some snacks after our walk.  I told him we didn't need to buy snacks, that I would make us a treat when we returned home.



After looking through my recipe file, I came across a very easy recipe for Impossible Coconut Pie. I've made this pie for many years.  If you have never made an impossible pie, it is one that the filling makes its' own crust.  It's more of a cakey crust, but delicious still.  Hey, sometimes I just want easy!






Impossible Coconut Pie

2 cups milk
1 cup coconut
4 eggs
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
1/2 cup flour
6 tablespoons butter-melted
3/4 cup sugar

Place all ingredients in the bowl of your mixer.  Mix until all ingredients are well blended.  Pour your mixture into a 10 inch pie plate that has been sprayed with cooking spray or greased with butter.  Bake in a 350 degree oven for 45 minutes.  It will puff up like a German pancake, but don't worry.  As it cools it will look like a normal pie.  Let cool.  Serve at room temperature or place in refrigerator and allow to chill completely.  I personally like it chilled.


When I was ready to serve the pie, our grandson informed me he had never had a pie like this before.  He tried it and declined his serving---He said he didn't like the texture of the coconut.  My husband and I both like coconut and enjoyed it very much.  I think you would like it also---if you like coconut and don't have a texture issue!





22 comments:

  1. I do have texture issues, but not with coconut! Pinning this one for my Pie folder. Thank you so much.

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  2. I was just drooling over a coconut pie in the King Arthur catalog at lunch time today! I love that you don't have to make a pie dough for this pie. I have a bag of coconut flakes (not shredded). I suppose I should shred it first for this recipe?

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    1. Cathy, it would probably be a good idea to shred first--maybe put them in a food processor or blender? I've never done that before, but I would try it. ♥

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  3. Martha Ellen, you have tempted me sorely this evening! ;) I think I'll be making this tomorrow. (Everyone in our family likes coconut!) Thanks for sharing your tried and true recipe!

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    1. Cheryl, I hope you and your family enjoy it! ♥

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    2. Martha Ellen, do you melt the butter before adding it?

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    3. Yes, Cheryl---thanks for pointing that out! ♥

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    4. I served this pie last night while we watched Jeopardy. ;) It was delicious! I will be adding this to my recipe notebook. Thanks!!

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  4. Martha Ellen,
    That pie looks delicious! Thank you for the recipe. Homemade is made best! I enjoyed the pictures from your garden too. I was busy last week in my yard too. Things are really growing now!
    Hugs,
    Margot

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    1. It's a busy time of year isn't it, Margot. Spring is here in all of its glory. Try this easy pie--I think you will enjoy it! xo ♥

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  5. This reminds me of your other easy recipe--pie-- that I made and it was a huge success!

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    1. So glad, Dotsie! I think you would enjoy this pie as well. Sometimes I just like easy! Have a great day. ♥

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  6. Ooooo Martha!!! Mmmmmm Yummy Yummy!!!
    That looks so delish!!! I wonder if it will work the same
    with my Gluten Free Flour? I think that I will like to give that a try!!
    I was glad to see you over at my new post :-)
    Sending warmth hugs and love, Many Blessings Linnie
    PS I have been Gluten free for 6 years now and it has really helped
    with my rheumatoid arthritis!!! xx oo

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    1. Linnie, please let me know if it works with gluten free flour. I have no experience with it. I'm so sorry to hear you have RA--I have arthritis and I have flare-ups. Gardening has really made it rear its' ugly head. I'm so glad you have found something that helps your RA! That's wonderful. Take care and enjoy your Spring! xoxo ♥

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  7. Hello Martha Ellen!
    Oh my! Your coconut pie looks and sounds delicious! I have never heard of "impossible pie"! Thank you for sharing the recipe. My husband and I love coconut so I will definitely have to give this a try one day soon!! xoxo

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    1. Hi Rosinda, I hope you try it--impossible coconut pie is so easy to make and is yummy! xoxo ♥

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  8. Martha Ellen, I wish your grandson would try a bite. My husband has always said he doesn't like coconut and he has "texture" issues, and he loves impossible coconut pie.

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    1. Jean, he did try a bite and then declined his piece. Thank you for stopping by! I'll come over to visit with you soon. ♥

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  9. Hello Martha Ellen! I was visiting a friend's blog when I saw your comment and your name caught my attention so I thought I would pay you a visit :) I'm so glad I stopped by for I thoroughly enjoyed reading through your posts. I am a happy new follower of yours and I look forward to visiting again. Hugs! Stephanie - The Enchanting Rose

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    1. Hello Stephanie, thank you so much for stopping by! I'll come over to visit you soon. Thank you for the follow! ♥

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