

Find close adaptations in the NYT of from King Arthur Flour. Desserts Key Lime Tart by Alyssa Rivers JJump to Recipe This website may contain affiliate links and advertising so that we can provide recipes to you. Mix it well itself without sugar or eggs. Yes same rule applies to the cream cheese. Use an electric mixer or a whisk to whisk until soft peaks form. A classic key lime pie recipe from the 1950's, perfect for a hot day. As my mom says, you want to have a fluffy buttercream, then whip for good 10 minutes.
#Nyt key lime tart cracker
Combine graham cracker crumbs, coconut, sugar, salt and butter.

Make the crust: Preheat oven to 325 degrees.Madeline brought excellent glazed carrots from The Food Lab, which I can’t wait to make myself. We shared this pie with our dear friends, Madeline and Sam after an Alison-inspired dinner of Paprika-rubbed Chicken and Crispy Smashed Potatoes. This gave it a fresh, light, slightly sour taste that wonderfully complemented the other elements. So I put it back in for another 4 minutes. The liquid had become more solidified, but I witnessed a lot of movement. So at about 22 minutes, I administered my first Jiggle Test. She says, the center should barely jiggle. The X factor for the whipped topping was adding in some yogurt after the heavy cream and sugar were fully whipped. Alison’s recipe instructs the pie to be baked at 350° for 20 to 25 minutes. Thank you in advance.ĭespite the filling confusion, the pie tasted excellent. If you or your loved one are experienced key lime pie bakers and have any leads on answers to my questions, please contact me by commenting on this post. The NYT recipe uses the same filling ingredients, and tells you to bake the filling at 325° for 10 to 15 minutes, “until the center is firm and dry to the touch.” If I had baked my pie at that temperature, it might have been 40 minutes by the time I reached that result!Īlas, my Nancy Drew skills can only take me so far. In my search for answers, I compared this recipe with another NYT key lime pie recipe.


My questions are: How do I properly measure a pie jiggle? Are my jiggle standards too high? Is there a jiggle scale? Is Alison’s oven at 350° way hotter than my oven at 350°?
