Tis the season for Thankgiving... and, oftentimes, family squabbling, too much food, and headaches galore.
Before all of that, why not come over for a pie brunch?
Everyone brings a pie- homemade or bakery-made, please, not Safeway! When you RSVP, please let us know what pie you plan to bring, and be creative- savory pies are good too. I hope to be making a macaroni and cheese pie, along with a pumpkin or apple one.
Any extra pies that don't get cut into, we will be donating to a food pantry or a battered women's shelter for the holidays.
:)
Yay for pie!
I have it set for Sunday, November 19th. Who wants to come?
Before all of that, why not come over for a pie brunch?
Everyone brings a pie- homemade or bakery-made, please, not Safeway! When you RSVP, please let us know what pie you plan to bring, and be creative- savory pies are good too. I hope to be making a macaroni and cheese pie, along with a pumpkin or apple one.
Any extra pies that don't get cut into, we will be donating to a food pantry or a battered women's shelter for the holidays.
:)
Yay for pie!
I have it set for Sunday, November 19th. Who wants to come?
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Re: Poly Pie Brunch!
11/05it's in the event isting, but I have it starting at 1 (won't be much of a brunch if it's later...)
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Re: Poly Pie Brunch!
11/05i think we can make this. a friend of ours will be in town, too. i'm not the baker, though, so i'll RSVP when they've picked some pies.
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Re: Poly Pie Brunch!
11/09ok, nicole is thinking outside the box on this one. she is thinking about making a quiche (spinach, parmesan, ?) and one of her famous cheesecakes, perhaps with raspberries. i'm guessing the quiche should be vegetarian... am i correct? -
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Re: Poly Pie Brunch!
11/10sure, that'd be nice. :)
i think, since there's so few people, i may open it up to more, cause i want a big gathering...
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Re: Poly Pie Brunch!
11/18Ooh, and if people could bring cider, or whipped cream, that'd rock.
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