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Over the weekend, the Glengarry Pioneer Museum in Dunvegan hosted a reenactment of the War of 1812. Participants camped on the grounds in 1812-style camping gear.
For the pumpkin pie contest, they had to make a pie, right from the pumpkin itself and bake it on an open fire. A challenge to be sure.
For the pumpkin pie contest, they had to make a pie, right from the pumpkin itself and bake it on an open fire. A challenge to be sure.
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My friend Peggi and I were asked to be judges and taste the pies.
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There were five in all and they differed somewhat in flavour. Amazing to both of us that you could actually prepare a pie, in the rain, on an open fire. Pretty great results!
3 comments:
Sounds like "Extreme pie baking!" What a cool thing to judge. :)
What intrepid pie-makers! And brave judges too! It was raining so hard on the weekend, I am impressed.
I can't imagine making a pie without a regular oven. But if I had to judge pie, pumpkin would be my choice.
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