Guest Cook Kathryn Elizabeth Jones

Blueberry Moose Pie

(Grandma called it simply “Blueberry Dessert”)

From the Kitchen of Opal Tolman, my grandmother

Filling:

1 square butter, softened

1 cup powdered sugar

2 eggs

1 can blueberry pie filling (Grandma always used the Wilderness, Duncan Hines brand).

Crush ½ box of vanilla wafers into fine crumbs. Pour the crumbs evenly into the bottom of a pie plate, saving half for the top. Whip all filling ingredients together. Spread over crumbs.

Over the filling mixture, spread the can of blueberry pie filling.

Spread sweetened whipped cream over the top, and sprinkle with remaining vanilla wafer crumbs.

Chill for at least an hour. No baking needed!

Eat with your favorite moose! I don’t know if my grandma did this, but anything closely resembling gooseberry pie is going to be a hit with a moose!

Mooseberry Mooseberry Gooseberry Pie is silly sensational fun! Whether the fun is swimming in the summer heat, singing the next up-and-coming hit, or holding your feet up from dancing too long, expect your favorite moose to be doing it!

The nonsensical rhyming wordplay by Kathryn Elizabeth Jones, as well as the vivid watercolor illustrations by Cheryl J. Sachse, make this delightful book something to read often, whether you’re being read to, or tackling the fun words on your own!

So, sit down and take a load off! And hand me some of that gooseberry pie, will you?

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Kathryn is a lover of words and a bearer of mood swings. When she is feeling the need to inspire, she writes a Christian fiction book. If a mystery is waiting to be uncovered, she finds it. If something otherworldly is finding its way through her fingertips, she travels to it. 

Kathryn has been a reader since she was a young child. Although she took classes in writing as a teen, it wasn’t something she really thought would become her career until she was married. And even then, it took a few more years for something worthy enough to publish to manifest itself.

Kathryn’s first book was published in 2002. Since then, many other books have found their way out of her head depending on the sort of day she is having. Kathryn is a journalist, a teacher, a mentor, an editor, a publisher, and a marketer. 

Her greatest joy, other than writing her next book, is meeting with readers and authors who enjoy the craft of writing as much as she does.

Thank you, Kathryn, for visiting and sharing!