This impressive dessert features slices of mildly-tart Gala apples arranged over a golden, buttery pastry that’s sprinkled with sugar and glazed with a glistening layer of apple jelly.
Balsamic vinegar does wonderful things to berries and makes for a more tender crust. We like to pre-cut portions because they're easier to serve, and the tender, flakey pieces can be transferred without breaking or crumbling. We also enjoy stacking the cobbler on ice cream. The berry juice creates a delicious topping and the pastry adds a decorative look on top.
The foundation of any pie is its crust. This recipe produces a sturdy yet flaky pie pastry specifically for single crust pies. It's crisp, light, and won't crumble apart when cutting.
Caramel, chocolate, and walnuts come together to make this tart super sweet. It's loaded with flavor, and the walnuts add a little crunch to its smooth, rich texture. Slice it up into 12-16 servings and serve it like a pie.
We’ve given this Southern specialty a flavor make-over that’s perfect for fall entertaining. It’s everything you love about pecan pie, but with a tart punch of cranberries and a refreshing hint of citrus.
Marionberries are a variety of blackberry that originated in Oregon. They are packed with superior flavor, brilliant color, and exceptional nutritional value. Freshly picked in July and August, Marionberries make the perfect filling for a summer time pie.
Buttery tart shell enhances the toasted pecans and diced peaches of the filling. Peaches add a tartness that subdues the intense sweetness of a usual pecan tart recipe.