Skip to main content

Strawberry Mini Pies

By
Strawberry Mini Pies

You will need:











12 mini graham pie shells already prepared






2 lbs. fresh strawberries washed and sliced

















2 TBSP. Sugar












1/15 oz. bag of strawberry Glaze




Whip Cream mine is homemade but you can buy yours


Wash the strawberries and slice them, place in a bowl add your sugar to the strawberries, now add strawberry glaze and mix well. Lineup the mini pie shells fill to the rim with strawberry mixture top with whip cream and enjoy.

Enjoy

A little taste of South Texas Comfort Food from yours truly
♡Mama in The Kitchen♡

☆✿░S░H░A░R░E░✿☆ ♡░T░O░♡         ☆✿░S░A░V░E░✿☆
☆♡*•Pass it on•*♡☆♡Thanks for sharing♡☆

Please go to the links below and subscribe or join. 

Copy and paste.

Thank you


My blog, where you can find a lot of my recipes. Over 💯 recipes...




Twitter

Check out Mama in The Kitchen (@SweetnPetite12): https://twitter.com/SweetnPetite12?s=09

I don't have a YouTube link, but you can find me under...
Marisol Alvarado
Mama's in the Kitchen


Thank you
Your's Truly
Mama's in the Kitchen




Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Polvorones (Mexican Cinnamon Cookies)

By
Polvorones (Mexican Cinnamon Cookies) 2 cups flour 1/2 cup sugar 1 tsp. baking powder pinch of salt 1/2 cup lard (room temp) 1/2 cup butter (room Temp) 1/2 tsp. vanilla extract 1/2 tsp. almond extract Let's get started In a dry bowl add flour, salt, and baking powder, set aside. Line 2 cookie sheets with parchment paper set aside. Get you standup mixer, to your mixer bowl add butter and lard cream until they are well combined, now add the sugar and extracts, mix well, will look a little broken that's fine. Now add flour mixture and mix for 2 minutes, pour dough mixture onto a dry counter, using your hands work and gather the dough to form a ball, cut in half and refrigerate for at least an hour. Only pull the dough you are going to use leave the rest in the refrigerator. Form small balls of dough (approx. no bigger than 1 inch wide–should be bite size so that you get a minimum of 40 out of the dough) and place them on a cookie sheet. Flour counter lightly roll ou...
Post a Comment
Read more

Arroz con Pollo (Chicken and rice)

By
Arroz con Pollo 3 chicken breast boiled and sliced 1 chile jalapeno 1 tsp. Black pepper 2 c. rice 1 TBSP oil for toasting rice 4 oz. tomato sauce 4 c. Chicken broth or water +2 more after water has reduced ½ TBSP. Knorr Tomate Powder ½ TBSP. Knorr Pollo Powder ½ TBSP. Cumin Powder ½ TBSP Garlic Powder ¼ of a large Onion cut in half 1 of a large Bell pepper cut in half Boil chicken till it's cooked all the way through no pink set aside to cool for a bit then cut into slices. Now Heat oil in a large pot over medium heat add rice, stirring constantly, until golden brown. Add water, jalapeño, spices, Stir in onions, Bell pepper,  tomato sauce, and broth bring to a boil. Add sliced chicken Reduce heat to low, cook about 18-20 minutes after browning once the water has reduced take off of the heat and cover and let the steam finish cooking it about 10 minutes.  Fluff with a fork. Enjoy A little taste of South Texas Comfort Food from yours truly ♡Ma...
2 comments
Read more

Papas Ranchera

By
4 medium potatoes, rinse and diced ¼ cup oil 1 small onion 1medium tomatoes, rinse and diced 1 jalapeño, rinse and diced 1/4 cup cilantro, chopped Salt to taste In a pot add oil, let it heat up, then add potatoes, cook and let it toast a bit while it's toasting cover with lid to let it steam and softened, do this until it's all toasty lite brown, and cooked all the way through, now add onions, cilantro and jalapeños cook until translucent, then add tomato and salt.  Serve on a corn or flour tortilla. Enjoy A little taste of South Texas Comfort Food from yours truly ♡Mama in The Kitchen♡ ☆✿░S░H░A░R░E░✿☆            ♡░T░O░♡         ☆✿░S░A░V░E░✿☆ ☆♡*•Pass it on•*♡☆ ☆♡Thanks for sharing♡☆ Please go to the links below and subscribe or join. Copy and paste. Thank you Like the page with my recipes and videos. https://ww...
1 comment
Read more