Pecan Pie>>>>Sweet Potato Pie

[Ezekiel 25:17]

Tell on yourself. The preparation is entirely different.

edit: Put simply, what you are trying to imply would suggest one could simply take the baked potato and scoop it into a pie crust and they would have sweet potato pie. But anyone who has prepared these two items knows the texture would be entirely different, taste as well, they aren't the same. Baking is pure chemistry, they couldn't be the same due to the preparation steps.

I just looked up the ingredients for both recipes. It's the same shyt except the pie got eggs.

fukk imma eat sweet potatoe pie after eating nearly identical tasting candied yams. Is the taste vastly different? No its damn near the same taste. And then yall nikkas keep bringing up texture. Texture this. Texture that. The texture is different.


Pecan pie is and will always be superior to Sweet potatoe pie.

 

[Ezekiel 25:17]

Nah b.

I'm an up north east coast breh n pumpkin pie is to white people what sweet potato pie is to us.

Pumpkin pie is mid as hell. Pecan pie i got no frame of reference for, as I never had it.

Pecan pie made right is like crack.

 

[Ezekiel 25:17]

Even the taste is different because of the texture. Eggs/milk alter the taste w/o question.

Taste and texture are two different things. Texture does not change the taste of something. Spaghetti with Mac and cheese sauce will taste identical to regular Mac and cheese.

It's potatoes, the shyt is identical.

 

[Reflected]

I just looked up the ingredients for both recipes. It's the same shyt except the pie got eggs.

fukk imma eat sweet potatoe pie after eating nearly identical tasting candied yams. Is the taste vastly different? No its damn near the same taste. And then yall nikkas keep bringing up texture. Texture this. Texture that. The texture is different.


Pecan pie is and will always be superior to Sweet potatoe pie.

Bruh, I promise you it's not the same, and no, pecan pie is not trumping sweet potato, and I come from LA, where real pecan pie can be had.


Listen, whoever is making your sweet potato pie simply doesn't know what they are doing, in truth, there really is a fine line with that and I can see how a bad sweet potato pie could have the same taste and consistency as the baked potato when done wrong.



Just go buy this from the store if you can't find someone who can make the pie properly:

Going to get you right OP, they got you thinking sweet potato pie is the same as a baked sweet potato, they are trying to kill you over there.

 

[Ezekiel 25:17]

Bruh, I promise you it's not the same, and no, pecan pie is not trumping sweet potato, and I come from LA, where real pecan pie can be had.


Listen, whoever is making your sweet potato pie simply doesn't know what they are doing, in truth, there really is a fine line with that and I can see how a bad sweet potato pie could have the same taste and consistency as the baked potato when done wrong.



Just go buy this from the store if you can't find someone who can make the pie properly:

Going to get you right OP, they got you thinking sweet potato pie is the same as a baked sweet potato, they are trying to kill you over there.

Does sweet potatoe pie taste completely different than Candied yams?

If no, that ends this dap fishing debate

 

[Reflected]

Does sweet potatoe pie taste completely different than Candied yams?

If no, that ends this dap fishing debate

100%, who is making your sweet potato pies? Baking is chemistry, the simple fact that the preparation differs before the baking process makes all the difference in the world. Like I said, go buy that pie then compare it to the candied yams scooped into a pie crust, it won't be anywhere near the same.

Simply put, the person making the pies you have had is making it such that the preparation leads to a similar consistency, you are interpreting that consistency as being universal for sweet potato pie in general, I'm saying that's foolish because baking is chemistry, different ingredients, temperatures, and timings, make the difference. If you think a sweet potato pie by whoever you are used to having it by and a professional will be the same, it simply won't.

So what is actually happening right now is you arguing experience, I can't argue with that, it may be that your experience has been one where they are equalized. That has not been my experience at all, and simply familiarizing yourself with basic baking would dead the notion you are suggesting.

 

[Ezekiel 25:17]

Pecan Pie GANG we UP.




Don't quote me

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Pecan pie is one of the top three pies that are craved by the states. Louisiana, Mississippi, North Carolina, Tennessee, and Texas seek out this classic, sweet and crunchy pie.

 

[Sniper]

nikkas eat sweat potatoes then turn around and eat sweat potatoe pie. It's the same shyt

Just like a baked potato is french fries huh?

 

[Sniper]

sweet potatos and sweet potato pie don't taste the same

No they don't because I don't like candied yams but I like sweet potato pie.

 

[LauderdaleBoss]

R.I.P my Pops that nikka used to bake a chocolate pecan pie. I don't know the recipe or how he did it, but that muthafukka was bussin. A lil sweet, but shyt just worked for some reason.

 

[Ezekiel 25:17]

Just like a baked potato is french fries huh?

They don't taste the similar?

 

[Big Blue]

Pecan pie is amazing

 

[Sniper]

They don't taste the similar?

Nope

 

[IllmaticDelta]

Taste and texture are two different things. Texture does not change the taste of something. Spaghetti with Mac and cheese sauce will taste identical to regular Mac and cheese.

It's potatoes, the shyt is identical.

Na, the textural difference alters the taste

 

[IllmaticDelta]

No they don't because I don't like candied yams but I like sweet potato pie.

Yup, same here. Sweet potato casserole is the more apt comparison to Sweet Potato Pie, not Candied Yams.