These will always be in our recipe tin.
The hotly contested Coconut Cream versus the Coconut Custard Pies.
Sorghum, banana split, cherry, bourbonwe could go on and on.
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These are theclassic pie recipesthat have stood the test of time.
They’ve been enjoyed by families for generations and will continue to be staples for years to come.
We bring the key ingredients of the beloved cakechocolate, pecans, coconuttogether in a delicious pie.
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Refrigerated pie crust helps cut the prep time for this sweet dish.
But don’t worry; it’s absolutely meat free.
This pretty pink pie has a mousse-like filling that provides the tangy flavors of cranberry.
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Who needs cranberry sauce?
The combination of bananas, custard, and whipped cream is nothing short of magical.
Apple cider vinegar contrasts nicely with the sauteed apples on top of a custard base.
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Our Test Kitchen says this pie is full of old-school Southern class and charm.
We have to agree.
Made when eggs and milk were just out of budget, Water Pie uses pantry staples.
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Trust us, it’s worth the prep time.
It’s a no-bake pie that is perfect for hot summer days.
It uses a mix of Winesap, Mutsu, Granny Smith, and Honeycrisp apples in the filling.
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If you could’t find the ingredient, you could use pumpkin puree for the filling.
Fudge Pie
This decadent pie gets its rich flavor from semi-sweet chocolate morsels.
Plus, it comes together in one bowl, for easy clean-up.
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The secret to this recipe is swapping canned evaporated milk for a Southern staple: tangy buttermilk.
Old-Fashioned Vinegar Pie
Leave it to Southerners to get creative in tough times.
It’s silky, sharp, fluffy, and light.
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Kentucky Bourbon Pie
Pecans.
This trio brings unexpected layers of flavor and texture and will become asure addition to family gatherings.
A good thing just got better.
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This Egg Custard Pie features a smooth, golden custard lightly dusted with nutmeg for the perfect finish.
Our Lemon Icebox Pie checks all the boxes, from the gingersnap crust to the creamy, tart filling.
Soda Cracker Pie
Another Depression pie, the Soda Cracker Pie again proves Southern ingenuity.
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The soft pink hue is courtesy of some maraschino cherry juice.
Transparent Pie
This pie is a Kentucky tradition.
Our recipe embellishes the classic pie with sugared cranberries and a touch of whipped creme fraiche.
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Made from a handful of store-bought pantry staples, it’s an easy old-school pie to throw together.
This spiced custard pie is not all that dissimilar from a pumpkin or sweet potato pie.
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