Craving a classic peach cobbler recipe for the summer months? Look no further than this rustic, individually portioned version, made with fresh fruit and served hot out of the oven. Enjoyed on its own or with whipped cream or ice cream, you’re going to love this sweet dessert. Get the recipe now on Foodal.
Blueberries are among the least complicated berries to use. You don’t have to peel, pit, slice, or core them. And in the summer months when you can pick them to your heart’s content, you can make easy and delicious desserts, like Foodal’s sweet blueberry pie. Served with ice cream, this treat is hard to beat.
There’s nothing more classic than a homemade seasonal fruit pie for dessert, and the combination of strawberry and rhubarb in a flaky, buttery, made-from-scratch crust is always a winner. Tart, tangy, and bursting with juicy flavor, it’s so much better than anything bought from the store. Get the recipe now on Foodal.
Whether you’re packing school lunches or serving up Sunday supper, surprise your loved ones with a batch of hand pies for dessert. Trust us- everything from the flaky, buttery crust to the cinnamon apple filling is on point. And they’re baked rather than fried for a tasty twist on a classic. Get the recipe on Foodal.
If you’re a pie lover, you’ve got to try this recipe for French Silk Chocolate Pie from Anita Crofts, author of Meet Me at the Bamboo Table. Light and silky-smooth chocolate mousse filling is topped with sweetened whipped cream – your loved ones will ask for it again and again! Read more and get the recipe now on Foodal.
If you love pie and you’re a fan of sweet potatoes, then you’re definitely going to love this sweet potato pie, a decadent and rich dessert that is perfect for serving your guests this holiday season – or at any time of year! Get the recipe now.
Everybody loves a good pumpkin pie, but sometimes it can be just a bit too plain on its own. Well, put away that ice cream and Cool Whip – you don’t need them anymore! This recipe, flavored with sage and brown butter, just might by the very best pie you’ve ever tried. Read more on Foodal, and put it to the test today.
Have you ever wondered how bakers achieve such pristine, flaky pie crusts? We’re here to demystify the process, so you too can perfect your pate brisee, bridle your blind bake, conquer your crimping, and love your lattice, big or small. Read on to learn more as we break down the technique behind confidently creating this often daunting dough.
There’s no better way to use an abundance of just-harvested tart cherries than in a tasty pie. Our version uses white balsamic vinegar for acid and arrowroot powder to thicken. Because the filling is cooked first on the stove, it bakes quickly on those warm days when you want to limit your oven use! Read on to learn more, and to get the recipe on Foodal.
You say that you can’t cook; I say, Give it time. I know it looks like people are born with fresh muffins coming out of their ovens, but it’s not true. Everybody starts somewhere. And the first time you try to cook, especially if that first time is when you’re no longer a kid and …
From your comments, I know many of you experience strawberry season a little later than we do here in Tennessee. So if it’s been June instead of May that’s sent you picking strawberries and bringing buckets of them home, listen up. Whether you’ve just made homemade jam or are about to (or if you picked …