What is a hot water crust and when should you use it versus a traditional pie crust? Here's everything you need to know about ...

Making the perfect pie from scratch requires precision and patience. If you want to ensure crisp crusts and no soggy bottoms, ...

This vanilla wafer crust is easy to make, holds its shape, and works with a wide range of creamy fillings. If you’re looking for a dependable base, it’s a great fit for everything from chilled pies to ...

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Here is the recipe for the Wesson Oil pie crust that Selma Williams used to make. Wesson Oil was originally 100-percent cottonseed oil. Now Wesson makes a number of oils, none of them containing ...

Cover top of pie with foil and bake in 400 degree oven for 10 minutes. Turn heat down to 350 degrees and bake pie for 30 ...

When I tell people I grew up in a family of pie bakers, it’s easy to imagine I’m bragging. My mother’s pies are legendary — rich, velvety custard fillings or mounded fruit pies, each cradled in an ...

“Easy as pie” doesn’t mean what many of us think it means, which should ease some bakers’ guilt. The phrase is meant to describe the act of eating pie, which we all know is ridiculously easy to do. No ...

From classic silky custards to inventive bars and hand pies, explore our favorite takes on this beloved dessert. Ashley Day is Food & Wine's associate editorial director. She's edited and directed ...

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