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[sandramort]

My mother received a blender for a wedding present in 1967. It came with a blender cookbook that had lots of, well, awful recipes from that time period. It did, however, have one incredible recipe for pecan pie. The crust was a basic nut crust with ground pecans, sugar and butter. The top was, of course, halved pecans. But the center was the

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[kightp]

Try Googling "pecan cream pie". You'll find recipes like this one, which could easily be adapted to baking in a nut crust.

[sandramort]

Nothing like the recipe I wanted, but it does look very yummy!!! Thanks!

[aenodia]

It probably was a Waring Blender which was the most popular blender in those days. Also google for Pecan Pie recipes and you probably will find a recipe that is close enough.

[sandramort]

Unfortunately, the closest I've come to is torte recipes. I was hoping to find the original...

[elizagoth]

Oster? My parents Osterizer lasted *forever!*

[sandramort]

My friend Syk just showed me a couple of Oster cookbooks and they look very familiar. But I can't find the recipe yet. :(

[elizagoth]

It's a long shot, but you might try checking with the manufacturer if it seems like that could be the one... Many companies have archives, and more these days are making recipes available on the internet too.

Good luck!