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Lemon Chess Pie is a popular, southern dessert. Lemony and sweet, but not too heavy.
1. Preheat oven to 350 degrees F.
2. Thoroughly mix the first three dry ingredients together.
3. Add in the rest of the ingredients and beat until smooth.
4. Pour into uncooked pastry shell.
5. Bake for 40-45 minutes or until top is golden brown and filling has puffed up all over.
Tips: The rind is good, but not totally necessary. You can leave it out if you just want to use bottled lemon juice. The two lemons will equal about 1/4 cup of juice.
Use a deep dish pie shell for this recipe.
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Briana on 4.30.2010
This turned out really well as my first attempt at making a chess pie! Very rich, but delicious!
Lauren on 2.18.2010
I made this for my first chess pie ever, and it was DELISH! I only had one lemon to juice and zest, but it must have been a good one because the flavor was nice and strong! 2 lemons might have been too much. Very easy recipe and nice results. Thanks!
3alarmwife on 1.25.2010
Thank you for such a wonderful recipe. It was absolutely perfect!
nanhsot on 11.27.2009
Absolutely delicious! My 11 year old makes the pies for Thanksgiving and tried your lemon chess this year, it came out perfectly, light and tangy and exactly like a good lemon chess pie should be. Thank you!
crazyforthecountry on 7.15.2009
Chess Pie was a staple dessert on holidays when we were growing up. My mother was from Kentucky and from the best of my knowledge, it was a staple in her younger years, as well.
YUMMY!