Name: Eagle Brand Caramel Pie
Ingredients: 1 cn Eagle Brand milk; 1 Graham cracker crust or pastry shell; Bananas; Whipped cream; Dream Whip, or Cool Whip

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CATEGORY	CUISINE	TAG	YIELD
Dairy			1	Servings

INGREDIENTS

1	cn	Eagle Brand milk
1		Graham cracker crust or pastry shell
		Bananas
		Whipped cream; Dream Whip, or Cool Whip

INSTRUCTIONS

I opened one of my community cookbooks ("Recipes: Old and New, Tried and
True 4th Edition"...North Lamar Young Homemakers of Texas, Area V Powderly,
Texas) and found the instructions to the Eagle Brand caramel pie...
Take the can of milk and remove label. Place UNOPENED can in saucepan and
cover with water. Place lid on saucepan; boil over low heat for 3 hours.
Remove can and LET COOL COMPLETELY BEFORE OPENING. (Note: Milk can be
boiled the day before and placed in the refrigerator overnight to save
time. You will need to place the milk into a bowl and stir to spreading
consistency.)
Place layer of bananas in bottom of crust; spread with a layer of
caramelized milk and then a layer of whipped cream, Dream Whip or Cool
Whip. Repeat with a second layer of each.
Garnish top with banana slices. Refrigerate a couple of hours before
serving.
Posted to Bakery-Shoppe Digest V1 #451 by "Catherine M. Marler"
<petlover@unforgettable.com> on Dec 13, 1997

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