A good tip: you can use store-bought pie crust or even blind bake the pie crust (also known as parbaking). (Because hey, couldn't we all use a little slice of sunshine?) It's all of the sweetness you'd find in classic cobbler recipes, tarts, and galettes.Īnd if you're new to baking, don't worry: the ingredients are oftentimes simple and all you need is one of your best pie pans to do the job.
Even in the dead of winter, citrus fruits are handy for a lemon meringue or key lime pie. Come fall, it's time to harvest the best apples for apple pie, pears, and cranberries. Don't hesitate to mix fruit either! They make the cutest red, white, and blue desserts for the 4th of July. June through August, you'll find a bounty of other berries: raspberries, blackberries, blueberries, as well as stone fruit like cherries, peaches, and plums for the sweetest summer pies. In the spring, strawberries are ripe for the picking and baking into homemade pie. As for which pie to make? Well, it depends on the season. That's why we've rounded up some of our all-time favorite fruit pies.Įveryone would agree that the best pie recipes are the unbeatable classics, and that includes all of the ones you'll find here: strawberry, blueberry, cherry, peach, and all-American apple. If the crust edges begin to get too brown, cover with a Wilton pie shield or strips of aluminum foil.Ree Drummond has made her fair share of pies on the ranch-pecan pie, apple pie, Ladd's favorite chocolate pie, you name it! But if you ask us, there's no better crowd-pleaser than a pie with fruity filling. Reduce the oven temperature to 350☏ and bake for another 50-to-60 minutes or until the crust is golden brown and fruit juices are bubbling.Place the pie pan on the bottom rack of the preheated oven and bake for 15 minutes.Press the ends of the lattice crust and the excess bottom dough around the edges to seal, crimping the edges. Decorate the lattice top with the apple and leaf cut outs.Place strips horizontally, then vertically, across the top of the pie, trimming it so that each strip comes to the edge of the pie. Next get ready to start weaving a lattice.Brush the edges of the pie’s bottom crust with the egg wash.In a small bowl, use a fork to mix the egg and water together to create an egg wash.Use any scraps of pie dough to cut apple and leaf shapes using Wilton’s Fall Cookie Cutters.For an extra special touch, braid a few of the strips together.Gently unroll the remaining pie crust and cut it into strips of dough, some wide (about 1-1/2 inches) and some narrow (about 1/2 inch).Gently unroll 1 pie crust and press it into the bottom and up the sides of the 9 inch pie pan.In a large bowl, combine the chopped apples, cranberry mixture, cinnamon, remaining ? cup sugar and flour and then toss the pie filling all together until the apples are well coated.Combine the sugar substitute, flour, brown sugar and cinnamon add to apple mixture and toss to coat.
In a large bowl, combine apples and raisins. Transfer pastry to plate trim even with edge.
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