One good benefit of having a home care business and working with the elderly is learning great stories from days gone by and learning of great recipes. Vidalia sweet onion pie is one of those recipes.
Vidalia sweet onion pie is great any time of year. In the summer when
they are coming out of those Indiana
gardens, it is even better as you can make a complete garden meal.
Vidalia Sweet Onion Pie will be one of those recipes you will want to try.
- 9-inch piecrust
- Vidalia or Sweet onions; sliced, enough to fill the pie pan.
- 3 Tbsp butter or Olive oil; for a healthier pie
- 3 Eggs; beaten
- ½ Cup Fat Free Evaporated Milk
- Salt and Pepper to taste
- 9-inch pie pan
Instructions
to make a Vidalia Sweet Onion Pie:
- First thing you will need to do is either make or buy a piecrust. Why do the hard part when Wal-mart, Kroger, Martins or your local store will have a great pre-made crust.
- Let your crust come to room temperature and put it in your pie pan.
- Pre-heat your oven to 425 degrees Fahrenheit, 10 minutes should suffice.
- Slice and sauté the Vidalia onions in butter or olive oil until tender. Put your sautéed onions in your crust.
- Beat the eggs and add fat free evaporated milk. Add salt and pepper.
- Pour eggs mixture over your sautéed onions, place in your pre-heated oven add bake for 18-20 minutes or until a knife inserted in the center comes out clean.
- Serve the Vidalia sweet onion warm, your family is going to love it.
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