For a new take on a fall classic, try a pumpkin cheesecake.
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Peach and Sour Cream Tart
A bewitching combination―peaches and cream―is made even sweeter with a bit of honey.
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Summer Fruit Pie
This pie showcases a virtual bounty of fresh fruits.
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Gingersnap Pear Cheesecake
Ginger infuses a cheesecake, with its gingersnap crust and layer of ginger-spiked pears.
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Sweet Potato Pie
This take on the sweet potato pie, a staple of southern cooking, is loaded with taste but light on calories.
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Raspberry Rhubarb Tart
Use a cast-iron skillet to make this fruit tart, and you’re practically guaranteed to get a perfect crust.
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Rustic Apple Tart
A hearty, easy-to-make tart brims with cinnamon apples.
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Apple Pie Baked Apples
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Chocolate-Caramel Ice Cream Pie
Each layer is distinctly scrumptious, whether it’s dark chocolate, caramel, or hazelnut.
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Raspberry Crostata
The make-your-own crust of this crostata is simple to work with because it doesn’t require any rolling out.
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Chocolate Ice Box Cake
Just the name alone speaks to this confection’s old-fashioned goodness.
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Chocolate Pecan Pie
If you wish, add rum to the filling mixture to subtly enhance the flavor of the pecans.
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8 Mini Pies Made in a Muffin Tin
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Brown Butter Jam Tarts
These jammy brown butter tarts won't last long at your holiday get together. The cookie shell, filled with notes of nutty flavor from the brown butter, is only made better by the strawberry or apricot jam that soaks deep into the cookie after baking. For this reason, don't hold back when filling the shells.
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Ruffled Cranberry-Almond Milk Pie
Beautiful and festive, this pie might just be the crème de la crème of this list. Phyllo dough creates the swirling rosettes that make this pie oh-so-eye-catching. The custardy base is made with a good helping of cream cheese to intensify the creamy texture. Garnish with fresh or frozen cranberries and almond slices.
It's the greatest gift to yourself—creamy, smooth custard nestled in a flaky, buttery crust glazed with sugar and topped with rainbow sprinkles. There are 260 calories in McDonald's Holiday Pie. Order yours today from our full menu in the app using contactless Mobile Order & Pay* with Curbside pickup.
McDonald's Holiday Pies Return To Select Markets For The 2023 Holiday Season (So far, they have been spotted at select restaurants in Mobile, AL; New York, NY; Dayton, Marion and Springfield, OH; Fresno, CA; and Vancouver, WA)
Pecan pie is a wonderful dessert to make ahead of time. Simply bake the pie as directed, allow it to cool completely, then wrap tightly with plastic wrap or foil. Place in a freezer-safe container or bag and freeze for up to 3 months.
Many pie fillings are made with a processed thickening agent that keeps the filling jelly-like and in place. But McDonald's uses a dehydrated apple powder. The powder not only thickens the filling, but it also adds that extra apple taste that you love.
The fun dessert is made of creamy custard wrapped in a flaky, buttery crust. The glaze is drizzled with sugar and features rainbow sprinkles. Per McDonald's, the special treat will only be available in participating restaurants while supplies last.
All of the pies sold at US McDonald's are made in Tulsa. For more than 50 years, all the pies sold in US McDonald's have been made exclusively at Bama Companies in Tulsa, Oklahoma. (Bama also makes biscuits and hotcakes for the fast-food chain.)
The limited-edition pie, which premiered in 1999 (via Southern Living), often reemerges during the winter season at select locations throughout the country. This year, McDonald's will be serving the festive treats at participating stores from November 15 to December 30, according to a press release.
This year, McDonald's is bringing back one beloved, fruit-flavored pie that we can't wait to get our hands on. No, we're not talking about the cherry pie (rest in peace). We're talking about the Strawberry & Créme Pie.
Since being released, fans have seen it popping up all across the U.S. If you live in New York, New England, Illinois, Ohio, California, Texas, or Oregon, you may be able to find the Holiday Pie at your local McDonald's.
Public opinion started to lean away from fried food and more toward baked, so McDonald's switched to a baked version in 1992. The new version was undoubtedly healthier, though many longtime fans insist that the old flaky, crispy crust was tastier.
If you happen to have pecans in their shells, remember that 1 pound equals 3 cups shelled, about 4 cups pecan halves, and about 3 3/4 cups chopped nuts. Equivalents to know when using shelled pecans are that 1 pound equals 4 cups and 1 cup of pecan halves equals 3/4 cup chopped.
Chef and Certified Master Baker Genevieve Meli, lecturing instructor in baking and pastry at the Culinary Institute of America, said that she wouldn't refrigerate pecan pie. According to Meli, pecan pie will be able to be safely eaten for two days left out of the fridge.
Pecan pies can stay on the counter for up to two hours before they need to be refrigerated, according to the FDA. After two hours at room temperature, your food is at risk for harmful bacteria growth. The FDA recommends you store foods at or below 40 degrees F (4 degrees C).
These aren't just your typical Granny Smiths. McDonald's apple pie contains a combo of Golden Delicious, Fuji, Jonagold, Rome, Gala, and Ida Red apples.
The Strawberry and Crème Pie has started to appear at McDonald's locations across America and officially replaced the fast-food giant's Holiday Pie, AllRecipes.com reported.
Back in the late 70's - before labelling was required on fast food products in Canada, McDonalds did use potatoes in their pies - because it was cheaper. Then, labelling laws changed, requiring them to label all contents, after which, they changed the contents to apples. Snopes.com says nope: McDonald's Shakes .
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