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Tar Heel Pie

This luscious pie recipe was found handwritten in Mildred’s notebook. She might have gotten it from relatives in North Carolina. Once it’s completely cool, the pie sets up firm and can be sliced neatly, but it’s also delicious as a warm, gooey mess. Chef William Poole, of Wen Chocolates in Denver, Colorado, says, “This is the best pie I’ve ever had, except for my grandmother’s pumpkin pie.” It’s wonderful served topped with ice cream or whipped cream.

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