Michael Greene, chef and co-owner of Matthews Cafeteria with his wife, Jenna, was happy to share the recipe. He laughed when he gave it to us, saying it’s really the recipe that’s been on the back of ...

Graham cracker crust: • 1 2/3 cups graham crackers crumbs • 1/4 cup granulated sugar • 8 tablespoons (1 stick) butter, melted and cooled Pie filling: • 1 (14-ounce) can sweetened condensed milk, ...

Lately, my flavor of choice for just about anything is lemon. Come spring, I crave that tart, cool flavor. This lemon icebox pie is the perfect ending to a backyard barbecue, fish fry or Easter dinner ...

For crust: Mix everything together in a small bowl, then press into a pie pan. (Tip: Use the bottom of a glass jar to tamp down the crust at the edges so it’s not too thick.) Bake at 375 degrees for ...

Sarah Lange’s Lemon Ice Box Pie from The Hart and The Hunter has a lemon semifreddo filling topped with an Italian meringue. Find the recipe below, and click here to enter YOUR delicious pie (or pies) ...

This Southern lemon meringue pie with condensed milk recipe is perfection in every bite. I mean, who can resist soft vanilla wafers as the cookie crumb crust, a meringue topping, and a sweet and zesty ...

Today's recipe is for Easter or any time, really. In 2005, a reader shared this recipe she came up with to eliminate the need for raw eggs in the making of lemon ice box pie. Creme fraiche or Creole ...

*CORRECTION: Izzy’s Restaurant’s recipe for Lemon Ice Box Pie does not contain raw eggs. A reader recipe incorrectly attributed the recipe to Izzy’s. Recipes that appear in Idea Alley have not been ...

Michael Greene, chef and co-owner of Matthews Cafeteria with his wife, Jenna, was happy to share the recipe. He laughed when he gave it to us, saying it’s really the recipe that’s been on the back of ...

*CORRECTION: Izzy’s Restaurant’s recipe for Lemon Ice Box Pie does not contain raw eggs. A reader recipe incorrectly attributed the recipe to Izzy’s. Recipes that appear in Idea Alley have not been ...

Adapted from Screen Doors and Sweet Tea by Martha Hall Foose. I like citrus desserts on the tarter rather than sweeter side, so I modified the recipe to have less sugar and more lemon juice and zest.