This is a recipe that my mom would always make during Christmas time. It never failed. She would be excited to make this pie for our Christmas Eve parties.
As I look back now, I realize that my mom did everything possible that was easy for her to do. I never realized back then, what a big job she was doing, to make us this easy-to-do pie. To us it was small, but to her it was a BIG accomplishment.
This recipe is easy for people who are just barely diagnosed with Dementia or even children can help make this recipe. Just help them out, if help is needed.
I hope you enjoy this pie, as much as my mom, loved to make it. 💓💓
Ingredients -
1. 1 Oreo Pie Crust
2. 1.75 Quart of Peppermint Ice Cream (You can use Mint Chocolate Chip Ice Cream, too)
3. Whipped Cream
4. Chocolate Fudge or Whatever Toppings You'd Like
5. Crushed Candy Cane
5. Crushed Candy Cane
Directions -
1. Let the ice cream thaw out for 5-10 minutes. Spread the ice cream into the already made pie crust. Put as much ice cream into the pie crust that you can fit. Smooth out the ice cream at the top.
2. Put the pie cover on the pie. Put the pie back into the freezer, and let it freeze until you are ready to eat it.
3. Thaw out the pie for just a little while, and then cut it up into slices for all of your family to enjoy!
4. Add any toppings you would like on top of each cut up piece of pie.
We hope you enjoy this easy to make pie!
What is your favorite holiday dessert?
Linked up this recipe at:
http://jenerallyinformed.com/2017/12/happy-now-blog-link-91/
http://diybydesign.blogspot.com/2017/12/winter-blues-wednesday-its-party-344.html
1. Let the ice cream thaw out for 5-10 minutes. Spread the ice cream into the already made pie crust. Put as much ice cream into the pie crust that you can fit. Smooth out the ice cream at the top.
2. Put the pie cover on the pie. Put the pie back into the freezer, and let it freeze until you are ready to eat it.
3. Thaw out the pie for just a little while, and then cut it up into slices for all of your family to enjoy!
4. Add any toppings you would like on top of each cut up piece of pie.
We hope you enjoy this easy to make pie!
What is your favorite holiday dessert?
Linked up this recipe at:
http://jenerallyinformed.com/2017/12/happy-now-blog-link-91/
http://diybydesign.blogspot.com/2017/12/winter-blues-wednesday-its-party-344.html
