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Sweet Melissa Sundays: Coconut Custard Pie

I love discovering new recipes that are destined to become family favorites! Melissa Murphy’s Coconut Custard Pie is just such a recipe. Before reading the recipe, I was afraid it would be really complicated and time consuming. “Custard” is one of those culinary words that just makes you groan, as in, ” Oh no, I’m going to have to make custard.” But this pie ended up being the exact opposite of complicated and time consuming! Yes, making the crust takes a little time (and sometimes has sketchy results), but all the filling requires is that you throw a few ingredients in a blender and voila! Pie! Don’t think Banana Cream Pie or Chocolate Cream Pie, think Pumpkin Pie or Pecan Pie instead. You prebake the crust, sprinkle some coconut on top, pour in the filling, and bake. That’s it! The custard turned out delicious, sweet, and creamy, and tasted amazing slightly warm and topped with whipped cream. I could easily see this pie added to our Thanksgiving dessert table for years to come!

Thanks to Ruby of I Dream of Baking for choosing this week’s recipe for Coconut Custard Pie. You can find it on her blog HERE.

11 thoughts on “Sweet Melissa Sundays: Coconut Custard Pie

  1. Looks great! Seems like you liked it. I unfortunately never got a taste of it, but I hoped that my friends who did get to taste it liked it!

  2. Your pie looks so tasty! Mine didn’t turn as sweet as I would have liked, but I am excited to try custard again. This was so much easier that I thought.

  3. Isn’t it fun to find new favorite recipes? I’m glad this was one for you šŸ™‚ I didn’t try it but my mom and her coworkers raved. Your pie looks wonderful, great pics!

  4. Your pie looks great! I’ve never tried making custard for similar reasons as you’ve mentioned, but you may have convinced me to try. We do like coconut šŸ™‚

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