I used my individual pie plate and leftover blueberries mixed with some mulberries off the tree.
Berry Pie for One
One cup berries
1 Tblsp flourOne cup berries
1 Tblsp sugar
Shake of cinnamon
(lemon zest and butter optional)
Single pie crust
375 degrees, 20 minutes top crust covered, 30 minutes uncovered. Let cool.
Note: this oven temp is out of the BHG cookbook for berry pies, personally, I prefer a hotter oven.
Last year I made this apple pie:
Love this beauty from Woman's Day, click HERE for directions:
Other party ideas using cookie cutters:
- Top cobblers with crust or biscuit cut outs.
- Use the mini star cutters to shape fruit slices. Make watermelon and cantaloupe shish-ka-bobs. Or just add a couple to the top of a bowl of fruit salad.
- Shape pepperoni and cheese for a cracker tray.
- Cut mini stars out of red bell peppers for a veggie tray.
Any other fun ideas for the 4th or using cookie cutters?
Have a happy day:@)
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Those look awesome!! :-D
ReplyDeleteoh that is too clever!
ReplyDeleteLove that apple pie!
ReplyDeleteThose not only look delicious but pretty also!
ReplyDeleteSo neat! I showed my daughter (the baker of the family) and she really liked it also. Got some ideas rollin' around here!
ReplyDeleteYum and very beautiful too!
ReplyDeleteYour good!
KAT
Your pie looks delicious and so beautiful with the stars! Great idea!
ReplyDeleteThe cookie cutter shapes do add a lot to the pie, great idea!
ReplyDeleteThats a great idea and so simple. Long time since I had mulberries off a tree yummy.
ReplyDeleteYou are so clever!!! I never thought of doing that!!! It looks a lot better and a lot less painless than making a top crust--I never have much luck with that.
ReplyDeleteVery cool! It's a great look and I'm sure it's delicious!!!
ReplyDeleteJane
Well, that one had to go straight to Pinterest because it just looks so delish!
ReplyDeleteWow!!
ReplyDeleteXO,
Jane
cute....cute....cute
ReplyDeleteand it looks so good...
i could sure go for a pie of your pie right now...
happy to stop by today for a visit
i always love it here...love all the good cooking
sending love,
kary and teddy
xo
Lynn....thank-you so much for stopping by and commenting my Picket Fence Garden Shots. I've been away so much lately and missed much of your spring posts, but hope to be back for more visits soon. MyOMy but those PIES look yummy!!!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a way to make a pie all the more special. I think I'm going to do something like this for the 4th. (I love "Woman's Day", too. It's a favorite magazine.)
ReplyDeleteI think your pie looks AMAZING!!!
ReplyDeletelove the stars!
Leontien
Lynn you are such a prolific blogger.. I can hardly keep up with you ...lol! You always share such nice things.
ReplyDeleteI made bluberry and strawberry torts a few yeras ago for the 4th of July and decorated them with stars this way. Thye looked so pretty. I love the Women's day idea of making both stars and stripes.
Very Cute Pies.
ReplyDeleteWow! These look phenomenal, Lynn.
ReplyDeleteLooking good! I think I will try the WD one. Probably will cause a few cuss words! :)
ReplyDeleteHi Lynn,
ReplyDeleteI'm loving your Happy Pies! They are each adorable and will make your table look so festive. Forgive me for not participating in your celebrity cook-off last week. Life has been big...too big for sure.
Love it. I think i am going to try your pie recie with splenda instead of sugar and see how it comes ou.
ReplyDeleteamazing pies...the red white and blue would be perfect for the 4th of July!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteVery creative, Lynn! Those pies look amazing and berry berry good!
ReplyDeleteAfter seeing your post, I am wanting to pull out my start cookie cutters to make a pie like yours! I'll bet this pie tastes as good as it looks.
ReplyDeleteThese pies look beautiful and tasty!
ReplyDeleteHi Lynn, what great looking pies - I'm impressed - pies are not a favorite of mine to make - but I do love to eat them! LOL Thanks for stopping by and commenting on my post about using the antique dresser as a bar on our porch - glad you liked it! Ciao, bella xxoo
ReplyDeleteLooks wonderful..great touch for our July 4 bbq!
ReplyDeleteGreat looking pies! Love the festive patriotic touches on the tops!
ReplyDeleteDeb
What a great idea. I'll certainly keep it in mind for the coming holiday. I hope you have a great day. Blessings...Mary
ReplyDeleteHer recipes are wonderful, I love pies.
ReplyDeleteI really enjoyed meeting his blog, and invite you to know my food blog Brazil. In the blog has the option to translate into English.
see you soon
Daniel Deywes
http://feitonahora.blogspot.com
Oh how beautiful and patriotic!..Christine
ReplyDeletehey! I'd love for you to come and join up to Savory Sundays! It's up right now :)
ReplyDeleteYou are just getting me all ready for the fourth!! Love this...
ReplyDeleteBlessings, Debbie
I love your pies! They are so pretty and they look so GOOD! Now, I want pie.
ReplyDeleteYou really know how to dress up a pie, Lynn. The stars are perfect for the 4th of July.
ReplyDeleteThese ar picture perfect! Now I am on the prowl for mini pie plates; these look wonderful.
ReplyDeleteRita
really cool I love the idea...
ReplyDeleteThese are all so festive!
ReplyDeleteMimi
Wow...I'm impressed! How cute those look!
ReplyDeleteI wanted to let you know my DH's "dippy eggs" turned out PERFECTLY this morning without one flip needed. Thank you SO much for that little hint. He was very impressed & I gave you ALL the credit. :-)
What a glorious and Berry nice looking pie!! That would look great on anyone's table this summer. And taste great in their belly as well!!
ReplyDeleteDi
Beautiful pies (especially yours...blueberry is my favorite)! Thanks so much for sharing with us!
ReplyDeleteYummy...now I am hungry for a pie...
ReplyDeleteOMG!! How come I didn't see these pies???!!! Thank you for sharing these gorgeous, art work you've done, I need to just do it too! I don't have much to make a patriotic tbscape, but this is one great idea!! You're very talented, wow!
ReplyDeleteCome over, if you can, to my grand-Victoria's b'day bash. Thanks for sharing, again. Lots of hugs. FABBY
I love the stars!!!! Blueberry pie is my favorite:)
ReplyDeleteSooo creative! You've just given me the idea to use my star cookie cutters to do the same. I have blackberries and strawberries, that'll do (I think)!
ReplyDeleteLove the pies! Adorable! ~Your Newest Follower
ReplyDeleteGood Lord Woman! You're cooking all the time. Are you taking in boarders or somethin'. Love pies, yum.
ReplyDeleteGinger :)
These are beautiful pies! So perfect to celebrate July 4th with this adorable dessert! Thanks for sharing and have a wonderful weekend.
ReplyDeleteAmy
http://utry.it
I could so dig in to one of these right now. Love the star top crust.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful pie!! What a talent you have. I don't have much experience with pie shells, but I'm learning and those are great inspirations!
ReplyDeleteThis looks really yummy! I love the star shaped cut outs!
ReplyDeleteThese pies look wonderful! I love pie crust cut outs! I hope you can swing by my Sweet Treats Party and link up this weekend! It goes through Sunday night :)
ReplyDeleteAshton
www.somethingswanky.com
These are so beautiful! Love that the womens day one is not perfect, makes me feel like I could possibly make these. I am so glad you linked this post!
ReplyDeleteIt looks so yummy! Great recipe and lovely shots! Thanks for sharing:)
ReplyDeleteNow, am your newest follower...hope to see you on my blog:)
Oh my golly...your berry pie is absolutely beautiful! May I have a slice, pretty please? ;)
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