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Thursday, September 22, 2011

"W" is for Whoopie Pies!

I did not want to miss Alphabe Thursday. I am trying to turn over a clean slate and really watch my eating habits but who in their right mind could ever resist a yummy, gooey wonderfully delicious Whoopie Pie? Tonight I am going to share a recipe I have found that is a family favorite from a collection of recipes that I found.

Hope you like it! If you do share it with everyone you know and make sure you tell Ms. Jenny that I sent you over!


Whoopie Pies

1 18.5 oz. devils food cake mix
5 tablespoons all purpose flour
1 cup of milk
1 cup of white sugar
1 cup of shortening
2 teaspoons vanilla extract
1. Prepare the cake mix as directed except  using on 3/4 cup of water
    Drop batter onto greased cookie sheet or use parchment paper lined cookie sheet into 2 1/2 inch to        3 inch  circles. Bake until toothpick inserted comes out clean. Let cool.

2.  To make the filling: In a saucepan combine milk and flour and cook , stirring constantly until it    
     forms a thick paste. Let cool.

3.  In a medium bowl beat sugar and shortening until fluffy. Add vanilla. Add cooled flour mixture      
     and beat until doubled in volume.

4.  Turn the little cakes over on their back. Spoon a dollop of folling onto the little cakes. Add the
      second cake to form a sandwich.

You may sprinkle the finished pies with powdered sugar or you may also color the filling to match a birthday party theme or holiday. 

25 comments:

  1. Whoopie! That is some pie. I am not a chocolate lover, but sure do know people who would love this. I will have to pass this on to them. Thanks for sharing. Whoopie is one of the best W words ever!

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  2. Would you believe I have never tried one of these. They are not something you hear about in Northern Canada. They do look good though. I may have to try it for a treat for my three girls. Thanks for sharing.
    Dana

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  3. Looks delicious. I only eat cake but never have baked one, lol !
    http://gattinawritercramps.blogspot.com/2011/09/waterloo-where-i-live.html

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  4. This looks like a giant Oreo cookie - YUM! :)

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  5. Wow, I could eat the whole pie:) Enjoy your day my friend, HUGS!

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  6. Oh no- I didn't see a thing!
    I have to be strong...and it's so hard when all you crazy girls keep posting things like this! LOL
    Have a great day!
    Hugs- Tete

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  7. Looks delish but bhis recipe could be dangerous LOL.

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  8. I`d have to make sure that there was lots of company in the house before making these, or they`d go directly to my hips!

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  9. You are a lady blessed with many talents. I do not cook much anymore, but would certainty enjoy having one of these with a cup of coffee with you. Trust all is well with you and family.

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  10. Looks yummy!

    http://carabossesbedchamber.blogspot.com/2011/09/alphabet-thursday_23.html

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  11. that looks rather yummy!!!


    Heather

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  12. I can see my daughter Gwen wanting one of these.. Since my surgery a few months ago I have no craving for sweets much anymore.

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  13. Mmmmmm! Looks delicious! If I hadn't just had pizza with my granddaughter I might be tempted to make one!

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  14. Who indeed could resist all that chocolate yumminess?!
    hugs~

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  15. I have never had one. It looks good but reminds me of those oreo cake things they had out awhile back I dont like those

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  16. Oh you can't eat too much of these though...way too sweet...for me!

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  17. Oh my gosh! Those pies look wonderful1

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  18. When I read 'pie' I was expecting something with pastry (e.g. meat or apple), so this was a surprise.

    I'm afraid I hardly ever bake, tho it does look very tempting!

    (Think lettuce leaf, think lettuce leaf, think lettuce leaf...)

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  19. The amish around here love making these.

    I wonder why they are called Whoppie Pies? :)

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  20. :)

    Just thought you might enjoy this:

    The world's largest whoopie pie was created in South Portland, Maine on March 26, 2011, weighing in at 1,062 pounds.

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  21. Oh wow. This looks wonderful!

    I am also enamored of pumpkin whoopie pies...but I'll pretty much eat any kind at all!

    Thanks for a delicious link for Alphabe-Thursday's letter "W".

    What a perfect choice for the letter!

    A+

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