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I am gonna try that!!

I hope I am gonna make yer day, because I have the recipe for the best Key Lime Pie you will ever get. Since I have a Key Lime tree, when it gets loaded, I just put together little packages of two key limes, and this recipe, and give them out to all the neighbors.

This recipe is so easy!!

Easy Key Lime Pie


Ingredients:

1/3 Cup Key Lime juice
1 Can Sweetened Condensed Milk
8-oz Container Cool Whip
1 Premade Graham Cracker Pie Crust



Directions:


Mix everything together, place in a premade graham cracker crust. Chill and serve.

Tough, eh? Slightly harder than opening a beer. But not by much.

You know I'm respectful, and I would eat any lime pie, period!

Here is my 1960s key lime pie recipe, originally printed by the Miami Herald.

Intro: Mrs. Gene Otto, wife of a Key West artist, lives in the house in which her husband was born. Many of her prized recipes were given her by her mother-in-law.

KEY LIME PIE

6 egg yolks, beaten slightly
1can sweetened condensed milk
Juice of 7 large key limes (1/2 cup)
1 9" baked pie shell
6 egg whites
12 T sugar

Combine egg yolks with condensed milk and mix well. Add lime juice and blend well. Turn into pie shell. Bake at 350 degrees until set, 10-15 minutes. Meanwhile beat egg whites and sugar until stiff. Put on pie in large spoonfulls, spreading all around. Place in 400 degree oven for 5minutes. Reduce oven to 300 degrees. Pull it when top is honey golden.


IMPORTANT NOTES:
Over the years, family and friends preferred a prebaked graham cracker crust and real whipped cream (I whip my own, fresh with a splash of good vanilla and a dash of powdered sugar. If you wish do do the original meringue, halve the sugar in recipe, at least.

P.S. I have grown my own key limes. Storebought Nellie and Joe's bottled key lime juice is respectable.
 
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Since we are on the technobabble page for a while...

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Perhaps our signals crossed somewhere in the universe. I got stuck on key lime pie. You moved on to another realm. 🖇
Nah. What happen(s) to Your Humble Obdn't &tc is that I post something... but do not "post" the post. Discover it a day or several hours later.

By then, the conversation has moved on, and my post approaches non sequitur -- The pic and quote of Data was in reference to the casual way the brilliant, Ph.D - level growers in this joint unconsciously drop down into technobabble.

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viz: "You guys ever make bubble from frozen, but already cured buds? I've only done it with frozen fresh. Subcool always said frozen fresh, but I have seen vids with frozen dry used. No fresh on hand, or would not ask!"
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I was really tempted to give him the answer regarding the proper method, which (obviously) is to reverse the polarity of the neutron flow.

There is a tendency amongst those in esoteric fields to absently speak in the language of their fields... leaving "commoners" sometimes not sure of what they heard or read.

I was called on this characteristic myself before you came here. Being an Electronics Engineer (retarded), I was discussing how my semi-famous patented circuit could heat a selenium crystal to 600Kelvin to break through the Coulomb Barrier and stabilize the quantum tunneling effect. <-- I am rather proud of that.

Where I got called on it:

When I pointed out that you must be very careful not to get more the two or three hundred thousand microphasms on the subjunctive side, or you would not have the ability to get heavy-ion fusion, and the pherodot would most ricky-tick not polarize worth a crap.
 
Here is my 1960s key lime pie recipe, originally printed by the Miami Herald.

Thanks! I saved it to try.

Since we are on the technobabble page for a while...

I wonder how folks discussed the bow and arrow, before someone came up with that technobabble name?

How did they described a worked point versus a rock? Where did the word rock come from?

How can you fully be a part of something, without learning and embracing its common vernacular?

@Tattered Old Graywolf My wife wants to know what you where in real life
I showed her you machine LOL

I was still a wolf, just not as old and tattered. My professions also evolved over time, but were mostly centered around supervising/managing manufacturing or engineering.

For the last twenty years or so before retirement I was a Manufacturing Engineering Program Manager; someone responsible for designing, installing, and shakedown of new facilities, processes, and equipment.

61F @ 64% RH, mostly cloudy with 7mph winds and predicted to reach 72F.

I removed the window boxes from the rental and can see I will be replacing them vis a vis rebuilding them, but am ready for the paint contractor to start this morning.

Finally an appointment with my new orthopedic surgeon to review my knee CT scan and discuss why I am suddenly having symptoms after 20 years.
 
Nah. What happen(s) to Your Humble Obdn't &tc is that I post something... but do not "post" the post. Discover it a day or several hours later.

By then, the conversation has moved on, and my post approaches non sequitur -- The pic and quote of Data was in reference to the casual way the brilliant, Ph.D - level growers in this joint unconsciously drop down into technobabble.

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viz: "You guys ever make bubble from frozen, but already cured buds? I've only done it with frozen fresh. Subcool always said frozen fresh, but I have seen vids with frozen dry used. No fresh on hand, or would not ask!"
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I was really tempted to give him the answer regarding the proper method, which (obviously) is to reverse the polarity of the neutron flow.

There is a tendency amongst those in esoteric fields to absently speak in the language of their fields... leaving "commoners" sometimes not sure of what they heard or read.

I was called on this characteristic myself before you came here. Being an Electronics Engineer (retarded), I was discussing how my semi-famous patented circuit could heat a selenium crystal to 600Kelvin to break through the Coulomb Barrier and stabilize the quantum tunneling effect. <-- I am rather proud of that.

Where I got called on it:

When I pointed out that you must be very careful not to get more the two or three hundred thousand microphasms on the subjunctive side, or you would not have the ability to get heavy-ion fusion, and the pherodot would most ricky-tick not polarize worth a crap.
So you don't care for the frozen method?

Bubba
 

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