ADVENTURES IN COOKING 133 MOCK CHERRY PIE 114 cups cranberries (each cut in two) Y tsp vanilla 1 tbsp flour 14 tsp almond extract 1 cup sugar pinch of salt Y cup water Do not leave out the almond flavoring as this gives the pie the flavor of fresh cherries. Put raw sliced cranberries in lower crust, sprinkle with mixed sugar and flour. Pour on flavoring and water. Put on top crust. Sprinkle sugar spar- ingly over top. Bake in hot oven. THICKENING FOR 9-INCH FRUIT OR BERRY PIES Use 31% cups of fresh fruit to 14% cups of sugar. Cherries, use 31% tbsp minute tapioca. Huckleberries and blueberries, use 2! tbsp minute tapioca. Raspberries and blackberries, use 2 tbsp minute tapioca. Rhubard and plums, use 1% tbsp minute tapioca. Strawberries, use 11% tbsp minute tapioca. Combine tapioca, fruit and sugar and let stand 15 minutes. For canned fruit, drain, use 2 cups fruit, | cup of the juice, sugar to taste and 3 tbsp. minute tapioca. RHUBARB - BUTTERSCOTCH PIE 2 cups rhubarb cut up fine 1 beaten egg 2 tbsp cream 4 tsp butterscotch flavoring or 2 tbsp flour Y% tsp vanilla 1 cup brown sugar Line a pie plate with pastry, fill with rhubarb; pour over it the other ingredients, well mixed. Bake in a fairly hot oven for 10 minutes, reduce heat and bake until done. When cold top with whipped cream sweetened and flavored with butterscotch. RHUBARB CUSTARD PIE Pre-heat (scald) 10 minutes 3 to 4 cups of finely chopped rhubarb. Roll out | pie shell. Custard: Mix 114 cups sugar 2 tbsp butter 2 eggs, beaten 1% tsp salt 3 tbsp flour 1 cup milk Cover botton of shell with 1 tbsp. egg white Pour in rhubarb and custard, Bake at 400 deg. F. for 10 minutes. Lower heat to 325 deg. for 40 minutes. BOSTON CREAM PIE A Pie That Is Not A Pie Take a layer of a layer-cake and cut evenly into four pieces. (A piece of thread can be used for this.) | Make a vanilla pudding, either with a mix or a custard of your own making. Place between each layer (after it has cooled) then ice with chocolate fudge frosting or serve with sauce of chocolate or fudge.