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Thread: Where's the BEST pecan pie-- found?

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    Default Where's the BEST pecan pie-- found?

    I was recently "up north" and was told pecan pie was "out of season"-- couldn't find any until I got back below the Mason-Dixon Line....so my question is--- where can a driver find the best warm pecan pie along the highway--- preferably with cinnamon-vanilla ice cream?

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    Damn it headborg now you got me hungry and wanting some pecan pie. :P 8) :wink:

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    Quote Originally Posted by Double L
    Damn it headborg now you got me hungry and wanting some pecan pie. :P 8) :wink:
    bout the only thing I've found that tops pecan pie is the EL Chico- warm Apple Pie with Bubbling Brandy Butter and cinnamon ice cream melting down over it all mixing with the brandy butter........yummmmmmm
    that should getting you running out for dessert! have a safe one..

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    In my kitchen. I have my Grandmothers Kentucky Derby Pecan Pie recipe and I can make it with or without the bourbon. :wink:
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    Headborg I think if you ask RebelDarlin nicely she'll bake ya pie whenever you pass through! BUT you'll have to pick one up for me and bring it to me. :P Now I'm drooling!! :twisted: 8)

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    Quote Originally Posted by Double L
    Headborg I think if you ask RebelDarlin nicely she'll bake ya pie whenever you pass through! BUT you'll have to pick one up for me and bring it to me. :P Now I'm drooling!! :twisted: 8)

    You get the one WITHOUT the Bourbon. :wink:
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    Quote Originally Posted by RebelDarlin
    In my kitchen. I have my Grandmothers Kentucky Derby Pecan Pie recipe and I can make it with or without the bourbon. :wink:

    sounds good...got room in your drive for another bob-tail? maybe instead of dinner out- we could rent a flick and make it a blockbuster nite-- we know what dessert is..

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    Don't know about pecan pie, but I can tell you that the very BEST lemon pie is not even in the USA. The BIG IRVING TRUCKS TOP in Pembroke, Ontario, along hwy 17 in Canada. (lemons match my personality, you know) The best broasted chicken is at the "51 TRUCK STOP" north of Wausau, WI, and just south of Merrill, WI on hwy 51. The best sausage is at the ABBEYLAND TRUCK STOP at Curtis, WI and should be about exit 127 of hwy 29. The best cheese, and cheese curds, are not at any truck stop I've found. Mullin's Cheese in knowlton, WI on Lake DuBay.

    Can't say that I've looked that hard for pecan pie, though.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Windwalker
    Don't know about pecan pie, but I can tell you that the very BEST lemon pie is not even in the USA. The BIG IRVING TRUCKS TOP in Pembroke, Ontario, along hwy 17 in Canada. (lemons match my personality, you know) The best broasted chicken is at the "51 TRUCK STOP" north of Wausau, WI, and just south of Merrill, WI on hwy 51. The best sausage is at the ABBEYLAND TRUCK STOP at Curtis, WI and should be about exit 127 of hwy 29. The best cheese, and cheese curds, are not at any truck stop I've found. Mullin's Cheese in knowlton, WI on Lake DuBay.

    Can't say that I've looked that hard for pecan pie, though.
    I might check out that chicken next time I'm up that way...but I ant going to Canada for nothing.. don't like lemon pie anyway... key lime is different story.

    What kind of sausage? in Curtis, Wi


    Anyone got a line on the Best BBQ? with 18wheel access?

    and don't say the "BBQ Man" in N. Little Rock, AR -- yes, his BBQ is good but who wants to be "hustled" for a $10 shoe shine for a $5.00 pair of swade shoes.

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    The best bbq I had was at Kiwanis. They set up a trailer by the Walmart in Wood River, IL and boy is it good, they have pulled pork and their sauces have a kick to them! 8)

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    Quote Originally Posted by headborg
    I might check out that chicken next time I'm up that way...but I ant going to Canada for nothing.. don't like lemon pie anyway... key lime is different story.

    What kind of sausage? in Curtis, Wi


    Anyone got a line on the Best BBQ? with 18wheel access?

    and don't say the "BBQ Man" in N. Little Rock, AR -- yes, his BBQ is good but who wants to be "hustled" for a $10 shoe shine for a $5.00 pair of swade shoes.
    Exit 127 on Hwy 29, between Wausau and Eau Claire. Bits and pieces in a package, kind of like long cut sausage sticks, summer sausage with or without garlic. Honestly, I don't know what all varieties they have. I go for the garlic summer sausage. You'll have to check it out and see what you like.

    B-B-Q... Centre, AL, but you have to take US-411 Bus on the west side of town. Not a truck stop, just a restaurant with room to park about five trucks.
    Owatanna, MN, just off I-35 and across the road from the KWIK-TRIP Truck stop
    I don't remember the exit or the truck stop west of Oklahoma City on I-44... It's been a while since I've been through there.
    Bucksnort, TN, west of Nashville, restaurant with truck parking.
    Then, there's one in NM off of I-40, but I'd have to be going through there to remember that one too. Been a while...
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    Found some "pretty fair" pecan pie tonight at Sapp Brother's-- Columbus, NE

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