How to Keep the Edges of the Pie Crust from Burning
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Store the crumbs in a zip top bag or other airtight container at room temperature. Pre baking the crumb topping also allows you to make it up to 3 days in advance. This helps keep the crumbs from sinking into the pie as it bakes and also ensures that they'll bake up nice and crunchy instead of getting soggy from the cherry juice. The crumb topping for this cherry pie are partially baked before sprinkling them over the cherry filling and baking the pie. When ready to bake your pie, just scoop it into the pre-baked pie crust and you're good to go. Allow it to cool completely at room temperature then scoop it into a covered container and store it in the refrigerator for up to 3 days. The sweet cherry pie filling: The cherry filling can also be made in advance.Keep the partially baked pie crust covered with plastic wrap at room temperature until you're ready to fill and bake the pie. You can partially pre-bake the crust up to 2 days before filling and baking the pie. The partially baked pie crust: This recipe calls for partially pre-baking the crust before filling it with the cherry pie filling.The pie crust dough: The dough for my favorite pie crust - Foolproof pie crust - will keep in the refrigerator for up to 5 days.Start to finish, including allowing the pie crust dough to chill, and the hour or so it takes to bake the pie, will take about 4 ½ hours.īut, you can also make each component - the pie crust, sweet cherry pie filling, and crumb topping - separately and days in advance. Making this sweet cherry pie in an afternoon is 100% doable.
The next two times I made this pie, I found the motivation to put on a pair of gloves. I've made this pie three times in the past two weeks and the first time I made it I was too lazy to go find a pair of plastic gloves.įor days after, my hands looked like I'd been involved in a murder. There will still be some splattering and cherry juice has a remarkable ability to stain anything it touches. My suggestion is to pit the cherries over a deep bowl so that the sides of the bowl catch most of the errant splatters.Īlso, you might want to wear an apron and some disposable plastic gloves. "Helps" is the key word in that last sentence. It has a splatter shield that helps contain cherry juice splatters. My favorite cherry pitter is the OXO Good Grips Cherry and Olive Pitter. But, this is less time and mess than taking on the task without a pitter. Let me be clear: even with a cherry pitter, removing the seeds from 3 pounds of cherries will take you about 30 minutes and it will still get kind of messy. But, a cherry pitter will do the job in a fraction of the time and with a lot less mess. You absolutely CAN pit cherries without a cherry pitter. How to Keep the Edges of the Pie Crust from Burning.What Kind of Cherries are Best in Cherry Pie?.They are our favorite summer snack.Īnd, along with cherry sauce spooned over ice cream and my favorite raspberry pie, this cherry pie with sweet cherries and a crunchy, buttery crumb topping just might be our favorite summer dessert. From that day until early fall, there are always cherries in our refrigerator. I usually manage to restrain myself for another week or so before buying another bag. Then, one day in June, I'll bring home a bag of cherries that are bursting with flavor and we know that summer has finally arrived. That's how desperate we are for summer fruit. When it's too early in the season, they are dry and not ripe, and mostly flavorless. I know they're not going to be good, but I just can't help myself. More dessert recipes to enjoy.Is there anything that signals summer's arrival more than bags of ripe sweet cherries on supermarket and farmer's market shelves?Įvery year, I get overly anxious and buy a bag (or six) of cherries too early in the season.
It's sort of like a combination of a crumble and a pie, aka the best of both worlds. You can use both store bought or homemade pie crust. And then topping with a homemade crumb streusel topping. It's seriously heaven on earth and I hope you enjoy as much as we do! Jump to:Ĭherry Crumb Pie is made by mixing fresh or thawed frozen cherries with sugar, corn starch, vanilla and almond extracts. Now I'm talking about using that canned syrupy cherry pie filling you can buy at the grocery store, but about real whole cherries mixed with simple ingredients and topped with a sweet crumble. They top the list with passion fruit as my all time favorite fruits and good lord do they make a delicious pie. This easy and delicious Cherry Crumb Pie recipe has a homemade streusel topping and is the perfect celebration of cherry season!
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