One of my good friends does not celebrate any of the religious winter holidays, but she still wanted to celebrate something, preferably during the winter time; thus, she made up the annual Winter Festival of Pie (TWFoP). I think 2007 marked the festival's 4th year. It's a pieluck, like a potluck, only everyone must bring pie in some way, shape, or form. This includes quiche, tarts, and pizzas, and newly accepted--hand pies, even runsas and pasties. Without further ado, and sort of in order of appearance (please mouseover for titles):
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Let's recap:
A few additional, yet redundant, photos at The Winter Festival of Pie, 2007 flickr set.
Tuesday, January 8, 2008
The Winter Festival of Pie, 2007
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On the pumpkin pie, those look more like pecans. Everything looks really good — just what I need to see first thing in the morning!
Michael! All I can say is "awww, nuts!" ;D Glad to make your morning--may it lead to just as great a day!
Wow I think I want to adopt this holiday!
Holy Eff! That's a lot of pie. It has to be the greatest holiday man has ever known.
btw, have you seen the movie "Waitress" with Kerri Russel? It's a great movie about a waitress that makes all these different kinds of pies. I highly recommend it.
ED--do it! My friend takes a poll a month or so before to find out which day in December works best for the most people, and that's the day we celebrate it. I love convenient holidays!
Marvin, it truly is great and worthy of our worship! I've been eying "Waitress," too. I'm ashamed to say that I have woefully little history with foodie movies. I've been meaning to amend that, though!
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