If you’ve never made a Magic Crust Custard Pie, prepare to be amazed. This easy dessert comes together entirely in the blender—just pour, bake, and let the oven do the rest. As it bakes, the flour in ...

Instructions: Heat oven to 350 degrees. Spray a 9-inch pie pan with cooking spray. Using a blender, blend margarine, eggs, sugar, milk, Bisquick and vanilla for 5 minutes on medium speed.

This coconut custard pie is creamy and delicious and makes it’s own crust. And a bonus that you mix this together in your blender for an easy clean up. Enjoy a delicious coconut custard dessert ...

Wilson favors doing the first step in the blender, saying it results in a smoother, less grainy pie. We liked both ideas, combining the ingredients on the stove and gently cooking them for about 7 ...

Ree Drummond's no-bake mango pie has a simple graham cracker crust and a creamy coconut-mango filling topped with fresh fruit and whipped cream.

With the blender or processor running, slowly pour in the cream and puree until well-mixed, about another 10 seconds. Discard the beans and parchment paper from the pie crust. Slowly pour the ...

And I've never found a better idea for a lemon than throwing it into a blender, and out comes the most amazing Arizona Springtime lemon pie! Yes! Toss in a whole lemon, and watch what happens!

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Then, rinse thoroughly. While you'll be amazed at what your blender can do — think salad dressings, purees, baby food, pancake and cake batter and pie fillings or custards — you'll want to avoid ...

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