Monday, August 22, 2016

Easy Creamy Key Lime Pie


 I am having one of my most favorite summer recipes of Tomato Tart, which can be found here.

For dessert, I've fixed an Easy Creamy Key Lime Pie, which is cool and refreshing.  Please join me for lunch!

This Rosina teacup is one that I received in the teacup exchange, several seasons ago, at Stephanie's, at The Enchanting Rose.  Stephanie will be having a sign up for her next teacup exchange in September, if you'd like to join in on the fun!


I just had to use my watermelon teapot again before Summer is over.  


This yummy recipe was a favorite of my daughter's and mine, years ago, and I decided to make it.  Her little girl wanted to try it, when she was over, and she LOVED it.  This recipe is lighter and fluffier than the other key lime pie that can be found here.  They're both good!

yield: 1 key Lime Pieprint recipe

Easy Creamy Key Lime Pie

prep time: 10 MINScook time: total time: 10 mins
A light and creamy Key Lime pie

INGREDIENTS:

  • 1 (10-ounce) prepared graham cracker crust
  • 1 can sweetened condensed milk
  • 1/2 cup key lime juice
  • 1 (8-ounce) container of frozen whipped topping, thawed (or use 1 1/2 cups heavy cream, whipped)

INSTRUCTIONS:

  1. Beat sweetened condensed milk and lime juice in a large bowl on medium speed for about 1 minute, until smooth and creamy. Fold in whipped topping. Pour into crust. Refrigerate 2 hours or overnight until set. You can also freeze the pie and then remove from freezer 10 minutes before serving.

I am sharing this with these lovely parties:
Thank you for your visit!  xo





54 comments:

  1. Good Morning Kitty, I just love your teapot and the darling cup. Looking forward to another exchange too.
    The tomato tart looks so delicious and the sweet little key lime pie looks so yummy. The perfect late summer afternoon lunch. Thanks for sharing the recipes.
    Looks like rain for us today. A cozy Monday which I love. Have a great day my friend and blessings for a wonderful week ahead. xo

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  2. I love key lime pie and this recipe sounds wonderful! Kitty you are my go-to blog for great recipes and this one is no exception! I can't wait to try it.;-)

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  3. Anything with sweetened condensed milk is a winner in my book!!

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  4. Key lime or lemon, both of these make my mouth water. '-)
    Your lunch looks tasty. Have a great day, Kitty!

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  5. They both look delicious! I do so love the watermelon pitcher. Food certainly does make memories! Have a great week, Lynn

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  6. Looks delicious and refreshing! Have a great week.

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  7. Such a fun tea table with the watermelon teapot. I love Key Lime pie and we know I've mastered your graham crust. ;-) When in Florida we can occasionally find a Key Lime ice cream which is yummy.
    Have a good week!
    xx

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  8. Your sweet watermelon teapot should be used everyday until fall Kitty! Your Key Lime Pie is so easy and refreshing and perfect for the lazy days of summer too. :)

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  9. Mm. Key Lime Pie sounds so refreshing in the heat. And tomatoes are so delicious just now. Your watermelon tea pot adds whimsy to your table.

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  10. Yes, key lime pie is just the thing on hot summer days. Today felt like September (perhaps October) so I felt like baking apple pie.

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  11. Yum, Kitty! What a delicious dessert that sounds and looks to be! Thank you for sharing!

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  12. You have the best food ideas ever, Kitty!! That watermelon teapot is just adorable & the way you've displayed it, with the green & white gingham cloth just sets it off so nicely. Very pretty teacup, too!
    We used to make key lime pie when we lived in FL with real FREE key limes. I think YOUR recipe sounds much easier. I shall try it as soon as I get some company to share it with.

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  13. Oh my goodness Kitty, two of my favorite dishes. I love tomatoes and the tart looks so delicious. Key lime pie has to be close to the top of my favorites desserts. Love the pink and green tea tablescape. Yes, summer will soon be a memory and I am using a lot of my favorites dishes that will soon be put away.
    Have a great week.

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  14. Kitty, that watermelon teapot is so adorable! I will have to look up in your past post what brand it is. My husband loves key lime pie. Thank you for posting the recipe!

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  15. Now I've got a hankering for key lime pie. YUM! Can't believe that fall is less than a month away now...

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  16. I would want to use the cute watermelon teapot again too. I could use a piece of your key lime pie but of course, I don't need it. Your tomato tart sounds good too.
    Thinking of you and your upcoming trip.

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  17. The tea cup is beautiful. I participated in Stephanie's last tea cup exchange, and it was a lot of fun. Still pondering whether I should do the next one or take a break this time around. I do have a couple extra tea cups that could find new homes...so we'll see! Love your watermelon teapot! It probably goes without saying that I've never seen one like that before! I've copied your recipe for key lime pie--it looks simple enough that perhaps even I could make it. Thank you for sharing!

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  18. Lots of gummies! I always love your watermelon teapot, and I LOVE your Rosina! It's certainly been hot, and your setting looks so cool. Thanks so much for linking to Tuesday Cuppa Tea!
    Ruth

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  19. Adorable teapot! And that pie! Oh yum! It sounds easy to make and I know my son would like it so I may have to make it. Thanks for sharing the recipe!

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  20. thank you for these recipes that sound amazing and I LOVE that teapot!! catchatwithcarenandcody

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  21. What a darling tea pot, Kitty! Oh I too would be using that as much as I could before the summer comes to an end.
    Another tea cup exchange...there is such beauty in those exchanges and I wait with anticipation every time. Just who will I meet and become dear friends with?

    Your pie looks yummy!

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  22. What a darling tea pot, Kitty! Oh I too would be using that as much as I could before the summer comes to an end.
    Another tea cup exchange...there is such beauty in those exchanges and I wait with anticipation every time. Just who will I meet and become dear friends with?

    Your pie looks yummy!

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  23. Kitty, today I was cooking with ingredients from my garden. Thanks for the reminder about your tomato tart. I had pinned it, but hadn't tried making it yet. Love your cute watermelon pitcher! Key lime pie is always so refreshing for summer. Glad you will be linking to SYC.
    hugs,
    Jann

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  24. Hi Kitty, I bet the pie was so refreshing.

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  25. Kitty, your teapot "shouts" summer in the happiest of ways! A coworker just gifted me with two pounds of lovely tomatoes from her garden. Too many for my salads this week. Can't wait to make the tart. It looks wonderful for breakfast, lunch or dinner.

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  26. The pie looks really good! And that teapot is charming ♥

    summerdaisycottage.blogspot.com

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  27. I so pinned this! Sounds amazing!! :)

    I would love for you to share this with my Facebook Group for recipes, crafts, tips, and tricks: https://www.facebook.com/groups/pluckyrecipescraftstips/

    Thanks for joining Cooking and Crafting with J & J!

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  28. Yummy! The pie and the tart ~ :) Love your tea pot and the tea cup/saucer. You have such a beautiful collection.

    Have a blessed week my friend!
    xoxo
    Pat

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  29. I have never eaten a key lime pie before. Surely will have to try it.. Kitty I love love your watermelon teapot is it the sweetest... Have a wonderful day today. With love Janice

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  30. Your tomato tart sounds good Kitty, I think we'll have a couple more weeks of garden tomatoes here:@)

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  31. I've always wanted to try to make key-lime pie, but never can find the 'key' limes. I'll have to look for the juice - this looks so light and good! Love your teapot and pretty tea cup. Tomato tart sounds yummy, too. Hope your week is sweet, Kitty. Hugs xo Karen

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  32. Kitty, this is lovely, one of my favorites. Easy peasy is a great way to have your cake and eat it too. This time, pie. Please try the Recipes Generator. If you can type in your blog post, then you can type in the recipes generator site. No logging on or anything.

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  33. Kitty,
    Key Lime anything is a weakness of mine! This looks very easy to make! Tomato tart sounds pretty good too! what a sweet teapot! Every time I see one in a shop I think of you! LOL! I am very much looking forward to the next swap! I'll be keeping my eye out for that! Was just going through all my fall decorations and saw my little pumpkin you gave me from the exchange a couple of years ago. It's so sweet! Have a great week Kitty! Hope all is well!
    xo
    Linda

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  34. Hi Kitty,
    Your Key Lime Pie sounds so refreshing. I love lime jello and my mom used to add mandarin oranges to it. I must try your pie recipe since whip cream is my favourite especially with graham wafers. Love your sweet teacup. Blessings, Karen

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  35. Hi Kitty,
    Your Key Lime Pie sounds so refreshing. I love lime jello and my mom used to add mandarin oranges to it. I must try your pie recipe since whip cream is my favourite especially with graham wafers. Love your sweet teacup. Blessings, Karen

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  36. Oooh.....that watermelon teapot. Now that is a beauty. What I wouldn't give to have a pretty like that in my collection! =) Your Key Lime Pie sounds positively delish!!

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  37. I love key lime pie!!! And oh yes, you know know I love that watermelon teapot! I needed that this past Sunday! LOL! Have a great day my friend. Hugs and blessings, Cindy

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  38. Hello Kitty, both the recipes sound so good! I love the way the recipe looks so nice too! Thanks for taking the time to share your recipes with us each week at Cooking and Crafting with J & J.
    Enjoy the week.
    Julie

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  39. Yum - the perfect summertime dessert - and easy, wow, who knew???

    (Well, um, YOU did, for starters....lol....) Thanks, Kitty! Hugs! ♥

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  40. Good morning, sweet Kitty! How are you on this delightful Wednesday?

    Your key lime pie looks and sounds very tasty and refreshing. It's been ages since I have made a key lime pie and after seeing your photos I am thinking I "need" to make one :)

    Wishing you a joyous day, dear one. Much love to you!

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  41. this looks delicious and that watermelon teapot is just adorable!!! Who could resist anything served from that !! :)

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  42. My kind of recipe, easy peasy, and sounds delicious. Love your teacup. Looking forward to the next exchange. :)

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  43. One of my favorite desserts hands down! What a precious tea pot too!
    Jemma

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  44. Another wonderful version of your Berry Pie Kitty! Yummmmm! Love love that teapot too- psst, you forgot to list the sweetened condensed milk in the recipe ingredients ;)
    Jenna

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  45. I just clicked over and looked at that tomato tart, Kitty. It looks amazing!! Your Key Lime Pie would be the perfect dessert.

    Have a great weekend! Looking forward to seeing you again.

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  46. Oh goodness Kitty.
    Your recipes are always so tempting :)
    This looks delicious.

    Thank you for sharing this at Thoughts of Home!

    Laura
    White Spray Paint

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  47. Kitty, isn't easy the way to go for summer! How can you go wrong with whipped cream, lime juice ... !

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  48. Hi Kitty, just to let you know this post is being featured at this Sunday's link party, Dishing It & Digging It. xo

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  49. Yes please! And those single serving sizes are my favorite! Thanks much for sharing this with us at Weekend Potluck. Enjoy a great weekend Friend. XO

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  50. Oh Kitty, that pie sounds delicious!! It's just the ticket for us, since it was back to oh-so-hot and humid in N.C. again today. Sigh.

    Boy, I love that Rosina teacup and the darling watermelon pitcher -- so sweet for summer!! Thank you for sharing the pie recipe, Kitty, and I hope you have a good weekend. :)

    Warm hugs to you,

    Denise at Forest Manor

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  51. when our kids were little, i made these using lemon juice all the time...they loved it so much...I had forgotten it and now, they wil love it with lime, too...

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  52. Wow! Look at the the people who love love Kitty and her blog! Lots and lots. I think your pie looks wonderful and that cute watermelon teapot is adorable. Your cup and saucer are really pretty and hand painted. I love Rosina's! Thank you for sharing and linking.

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  53. I love anything Key Lime or Meringue. Totally need to make this soon.

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  54. I would love to join you for lunch Kitty. Your Tomato Tart and your Key Lime Pie look delicious, what a lovely lunch. Thanks so much for sharing with Full Plate Thursday this week and come back soon!
    Miz Helen

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