it’s believed shoofly pie (sometimes spelled shoe-fly pie) was first made by the Pennsylvania Dutch. However, they likely got the idea from English ex-pats who swapped molasses into their ...

“The name likely derives from Shoo-fly Molasses, which was produced in Philadelphia and named for Shoofly the Boxing Mule, a ...

“This recipe for wet bottom shoo-fly pie was given to me by my friend ... Filling: In a large bowl, mix together brown sugar, molasses, egg, baking soda, and flour. Add boiling water.

Another links the pie to the Shoofly brand of molasses from Philadelphia ... and Lancaster Brewing Co. makes a shoofly beer, Shoo-Fly Pie Porter. At Lancaster County’s local fairs, shoofly ...

While there is no complete confirmation of where the name Shoofly Pie came from, it is most likely derived from a brand of molasses, Shoo-Fly Molasses, that was used to make the pie originally ...

DANVILLE, Pa. — We are celebrating Christmas Pennsylvania Dutch style! Shoofly Pie is delicious molasses flavored dessert that is prepared in many PA Dutch homes as a Christmas tradition.

The best known Mississippi Coast’s shoo-fly was built at a wealthy New Orleans cotton businessman’s summer home on Biloxi’s East Beach in the 1800s and destroyed by Hurricane Camille in 1969.