From: luvmybge
On Apr 29, 2002
Yummy... I made this for my family yesterday. They loved it. When you cut into this pie it's ooey gooey (if that's a word)..lol. So nice and moist with a wonderful texture. Surely this is a 'keeper' in my recipe file. Thanks so much for sharing this recipe.
From: TheDancingCook
On Jan 18, 2002
Easy and tastes wonderful. If anyone reading this is from Eastern PA, (Lehigh Valley Area), this tastes like Moravian Coffee Cake, but in a pie form with extra moistness. I will definitely be making this again.
From: Lubie
On Jan 13, 2003
This pie was excellent. I served it to my sister and brother-in-law over the past weekend, and they raved about it. We put homemade ice cream on top of a piece of pie and it was delicious. I think the "insides" turned out a bit more runny than they are supposed to. I think the problem may have been that I didn't beat the eggs long enough. Nevertheless, I will definitely make this one again! It's a keeper!
From: daokilin
On Feb 10, 2004
It was so easy to make and was very yummy! I used 1-1/2 crusts (Pillsbury) for the pie to build up the edge. This made for a more homemade look and also gave you more crisp crust to go with the gooey inside.
From: Tricia Foley
On Apr 5, 2005
Everyone loved this pie. I had never even heard of such a recipe before. The texture was wonderful. Definitely a keeper.
From: Colorado Barb
On Apr 30, 2004
A friend had oatmeal pie back east and told me about it. I tried this recipe and everyone loved it!
From: Chef #988480
On Jan 8, 2009
So happy to find this recipe. My family is from Georgia, so my Grams had told me the story of the pecan shortage as well when we made it when I was little. Grams passed away a few years ago. So when my daughter asked for oatmeal pie for Thanksgiving Dinner I was afraid to commit. This was the same pie except I use regular oatmeal.
From: Roxygirl in Colorado
On Dec 24, 2006
I chose your pie for our Christmas dinner, since my husband loves pecan pie, without the nuts! This was baked up so wonderfully firm (but with a bit of gooey filling)that you could eat a piece without a fork, which I love to do! The whole family enjoyed and I appreciated the history behind the pie. Thanks for posting, Steven! Roxygirl
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