If you're itching to step up your pie crust game, then a herringbone lattice is a the show-stopping design you need to learn.

Ultimately, the idea is to keep the pie dough somewhere between 68° and 72°F, so it stays pliable, cool, and easy to handle.

I have a fear of pie crusts, they intimidate me. I have ruined far too many pies because of the crust. Yes, one is too many ...

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From sticky dough to a soggy bottom, here are five common pie-making problems and how to fix them so your crust turns out ...

You can buy a crust cover for around the pie, or for a simple fix, take some aluminum foil. Wrap the crust with the foil, ...

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Learn how to make Mini Pumpkin Pies with a mini muffin tin and all the classic ingredients: pumpkin puree and warm pumpkin ...

For this apple streusel pie, layer upon layer of tender apples is topped with a buttery, warmly-spiced streusel. A ...

Mix the corn syrup, eggs, vanilla, sugar, salt, and butter or margarine in a large bowl. Stir the chopped pecans into the ...

Pie is one of the most versatile dishes out there. While most often considered a dessert, savory types of pie have their ...

In a large mixing bowl, stir together the pumpkin, egg yolks, spices, cornstarch, and 1/2 cup sugar. Pour in the cream and stir until smooth. In a separate bowl, add the egg whites and using a hand ...