Berries Take 2!!
I just couldn't resist the the sale at the supermarket...$1 strawberries...and sweet, too!!
So now what do I do with six boxes of strawberries??
My answer...Strawberry Jell-O Pie (from Arlene Kliewer :) )
2 T. cornstarch
1 c. sugar
1 c. water
1/4 c. strawberry flavored Jell-O
~2 c. strawberries, hulled and halved
1 pie shell (graham or regular), if regular, then baked
In a small pot, mix cornstarch and sugar, add water and mix to dissolve. Bring sugar mixture to a boil. Once boiling, remove from heat and stir in Jell-O mix until dissolved. Set aside and let cool.
Once cooled, pour gelatin mixture over strawberries in a large bowl and toss to coat. Fill pie shell with strawberry mixture and refrigerate until set.
Enjoy!
Notes:
- Arlene suggested I use a regular pie shell, rather than graham, b/c the graham ends up making too sweet of a pie. Plus, the buttery flavor of the regular shell tastes yummie with the sweetness of the filling.
- Arlene suggested I use a regular pie shell, rather than graham, b/c the graham ends up making too sweet of a pie. Plus, the buttery flavor of the regular shell tastes yummie with the sweetness of the filling.
- I also never have a pre-baked pie shell, so once I get the sugar mixture going on the stove, I let the pie thaw for 10 minutes, then poke it with holes, and bake per the package instructions.
- While the gelatin mixture cools down, I prepare the strawberries (wash, hull, halve).
- Make sure the strawberries have been completely drained, free of any excess liquid. The pie filling may not set if there is extra liquide.
Easy as pie!
- While the gelatin mixture cools down, I prepare the strawberries (wash, hull, halve).
- Make sure the strawberries have been completely drained, free of any excess liquid. The pie filling may not set if there is extra liquide.
Easy as pie!

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