Unlike a slow cooker dump dinner, a low-fuss no-bake dessert, or a store-bought snack, we know that attempting to make a pie from scratch can feel intimidating. There’s a lot of layers ...

There's a reason brand-new bakers don't usually start with pie. From stodgy dough to soggy bottoms, there are plenty of common pie crust mistakes and pitfalls lying in wait for the uninitiated. One of ...

Adding buttermilk to your piecrust instead of water results in well-balanced flavor, enhanced flakiness and tenderness, and ...

A heat-resistant silicone mat is ideal for rolling out dough, but you can also use parchment or waxed paper. A glass pie plate is a must because it’s the best heat conductor for a golden bottom crust.

From pre-made graham cracker crusts to refrigerated pie dough, it is perfectly okay to use store-bought pie crust for baking.

This easy coconut custard pie from Andrew Zimmern delivers classic Southern comfort with a creamy, coconut-rich filling and ...

Blind-baking, or par-baking, a crust is common when you're using a filling that doesn't need to be baked or when the crust needs to bake longer than the filling, such as with pumpkin and other custard ...