From: Chef #234513
On Aug 8, 2005
My Great Great Grandma is the one who invented the White Pie and my family is the own who owned Burton Cafe. Great PIE!
From: Bogey'sMom
On Dec 16, 2003
Wow! I made this because it sounded so different, but man did my family love it. My husband found this pie to be especially "uneven", requiring multiple trips to the fridge to "even" the edges. Wonderful, wonderful recipe.
From: Batoutabel57
On Nov 26, 2004
My family & I stumbled on Burton's several years ago on a cross country trek. We made Burten's part of the annual trek JUST for the White Pie. I too,have tried to replicate it. Thanks for the recipe. I could get either the consistency or the flavor but never both @ the same time. I put meringue on top instead of a whipped topping. The kids don't want anyone to try this pie off the dessert table - just so they can have more!!
From: Chef #256504
On Oct 29, 2005
I make white pie every Chrsitmas and Thanksgiving! I am originally from So Illinois area and now live in DENVER CO. Brought this recipe out to the wild wild west and the new family loves the pie as much as we do in Illinois!
From: Chef #723413
On Jan 11, 2008
I did a search for this recip online and cannot believe to have found it linked to Burton's cafe...I am originally from southern IL and use to buy a piece from the cafeteria at Rend Lake College...YUMMY Glad to have found the recipe to make for my family.Thanks!
From: Miss Elizabeth
On Sep 26, 2005
I am originally from New England and this is my dad's all time favorite pie and one of my very favorites!!! His great grandmother used to make it and I have no idea where the family's recipe originated from though I doubt IL as we have never had relatives or friends from there. Wherever it comes from, it is gorgeous. The family called and calls it graham cracker pie as a graham crust (homemade) was always used. Many thanks for posting it!!
From: ~Nimz~
On Feb 6, 2005
This is so easy and absolutely wonderful. I made this and took it to my neighbor's house to share with a cup of coffee. She said it tasted like homemade ice cream. I just thought it tasted great. Made as directed. Don't need to change a thing. My pie shell was eebrag's No-Fail Piecrust which turned out wonderful, again. Thanks for a great keeper.
From: Cinda Lou
On Sep 28, 2005
My DH's grandma, is 92 and from Sesser, IL, I had never heard of White Pie til I met her, she is still baking and cooking!! Her pies are great!
From: PMO3WS
On Aug 26, 2009
I made this pie when I lived at home and have made it down through the years. It is excellent! It is different than any pie you will ever make. So easy!
From: Chef #1046978
On Nov 26, 2008
I grew up in Benton, near Whitrington. My, then, step-mom was the niece of the lady who makes the pies at Burton's. She had the recipe and made white pie all of the time. I don't have the recipe, but I remeber it invloved marshmallow cream in the filling. You might try to incorporate that.
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