Apple, Pear, and Cranberry Pie
Use slightly firm pears and crisp, tart apples here to achieve the best texture in the filling, and let this mountainous pie cool and settle for at least two hours before serving.
Use slightly firm pears and crisp, tart apples here to achieve the best texture in the filling, and let this mountainous pie cool and settle for at least two hours before serving.
This is one of the best pies i have ever eaten. My friend's husband has made it several tunes and receives rave reviews everywhere he takes it. I have difficulty with pastry so I might change it up but the filling is fantastic.
I tried this recipe twice because it has SUCH potential...but it was an epic fail both times. With almost FIVE pounds of fruit in it, my pie was a giant mound that was literally a good eight inches tall...not the flat top like the picture shows. In addition, both times I made this, the pie was filled with a soupy mess from all the liquid from the fruit. I was so sad this didn't work as the pie and crust tasted AMAZING! But really...that pie was way too tall to be able to eat...and the fruit juice soup was just nasty. And yes, I followed the recipe exactly.