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Weave your way to a classic lattice crust.
Christina Chaey
Culture
Sour cherries are not the most pleasant snacks. Too tart to be eaten raw, they shine when baked into pastries like our June 2008 sour cherry pie.
Diane Chang
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In a blind taste test, there was one clear winner.
Sam Stone
Culture
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Its gooey pecan filling sits under cushions of custard and whipped cream.
Pervaiz Shallwani
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Are you a pie ninja? Do you want to be? These challenging pie recipes are also our most rewarding.
Rochelle Bilow
techniques
The 20 minutes I usually spend reading the sports page every morning, I spent this a.m. talking pie crust.
Adam Rapoport
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Tastes so good, make a grown man cry (yes, that's a Warrant reference)
Bon Appétit
Culture
We're sharing the best home cook-submitted recipes from food52's latest contest. This week, the theme is "Your Best Peach Pie or Tart."
Julia Bainbridge
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Get the recipe for Achatz Handmade Pie Company's Michigan Tart Cherry Pie.
Julia Bainbridge
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Your pie crust should never be soggy on the bottom. Never.
Alex Delany
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It’s an architectural masterpiece—and it’s super easy to make.
Rachel Karten
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Bumping up the flavor of everyone's favorite confection is as easy as pie.
Andrew Milne
Culture
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Imagine a mashup of all the chocolate dessert greats (brownie, soufflé, flourless cake) nestled in a buttery, crisp crust.
Christina Chaey
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No, it's not cherry pie. It's pizza pie
Bon Appétit
Culture
My long history of pie-failure fell off me as I lifted this golden beauty from the oven. The crust was perfection. I think I've found my standard pie dough recipe.
Chris Hall
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If you don't already blind-bake your pie crusts, this is why you should start.
Claire Saffitz
test-kitchen
Knowing how to make pie crust from scratch is infinitely rewarding, but it does require some planning. Here are our picks for best store-bought brands when you're in a pinch.
Guest
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That phrase "easy as pie"? It's about to make sense.
Alison Roman
Culture
It spits out pits fast and clean, without Dexter-like cherry juice splatter.
Alex Beggs
Culture
The salt and vinegar chip-flavored pie was once made when fresh fruit wasn't in season. Now it's back on the menu.
Margaret Eby
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The perfect key lime pie is a balance between tart and sweet.
Alison Roman
Cooking
Melissa Weller has all the tricks up her sleeve.
Melissa Weller