of the many things that come to my mind...
watermelon is one of them. So I wanted to officially end the summer
with a watermelon pie. Now, when I think of pie- I think of
a crust and filling. Not only do I like to use things for 2 purposes (double-duty)
but having fun with food and making it different is always fun as well.
(similar to the jello orange wedges I've made) So to make a watermelon pie
it's pretty simple and for all the non-bakers... there is no baking required!
Take a watermelon (preferably a smaller one)
and slice it (maybe an inch or 2 or 3) It's really whatever you want-
Then you want to take a smaller pairing knife and cut the red of the watermelon from the rind.
Then, take the red of the watermelon and cut it in to wedges
(these will be your little pie slices)
If you're not sure of how many slices/wedges...
try 3 cuts to make 6 wedges to start.
Then take a spoon or a cooking brush and take some of your
favorite yogurt and slather it on the top and sides of
the watermelon wedges. Don't forget to add your topping. I like to take almond slivers. The almond slivers work nice with the yogurt especially
because they just stick together perfectly with no effort.
And then voila! Here is your simple, different, fun and cultivated way
to end your summer- with a watermelon pie!
This recipe is pretty low in carbs as well!
