Let me know if you try any!!
Sugarless Pumpkin Pie - This pie recipe couldn't be easier and ensures that everyone will be able to have a slice of pie at
Thanksgiving – even the sugar-free eaters.
Quick and Easy Pumpkin Pie - If using fresh pumpkin, avoid using the leftovers from that jack-o-lantern and opt for a sugar pumpkin instead.
No-Bake Pumpkin Pie - If you love pumpkin pie but don't want all the fuss, try this recipe.
Honey Pumpkin Pie - A significant amount of honey adds a smooth sweetness to this festive pie.
Pecan-Glazed Pumpkin Pie - A nutty twist can do a lot to spice up traditional pumpkin pie.
Pumpkin Cream Cheese Pie - Baked in a pecan-shortbread crust, this blend of cream cheese, pumpkin and spices is easy to put together and even easier to eat!
Apple Butter Pumpkin Pie - Using apple butter adds a creamy sweetness to a regular pumpkin pie. Perfect for your Thanksgiving table!
No Crust Pumpkin Pie - Put away that rolling pin! Whip this lighter pumpkin pie together in a blender or food processor and pour it directly into the pie pan. It's easy and delicious.
Crunch Phyllo Pecan Pie - Phyllo which means "leaf" in Greek, where it was born, are tissue paper-thin like sheets of dough made from flour, water and a bit of oil.
Creamy Apple Pecan Pie - Half & Half and vanilla pudding add a creamy weight to this delicious pie. A nice change for your holiday table if you're tired of the same stuff.
Kahlua Pecan Pie - This is a simple, tasty variation of a Southern Pecan Pie. By replacing some of the corn syrup with Kahlua, or any
coffee flavored liqueur, the pie is not as sweet and has a wonderful
aroma. Because the alcohol burns off during baking, the entire family can enjoy this pie.
Southern Pecan Pie - This southern pecan pie recipe is perfect for a delicious dessert on Thanksgiving.
Supreme Pecan Pie - If you have never had Pecan Pie, you don’t know what you are missing, if you love it like I do then you will love this ultra simple recipe.
Classic Pecan Pie - Using a store-bought crust make this recipe super-easy to throw together. Perfect for holiday time or anytime.
Pecan Crunch Pie - Crunchy Ritz crackers and chopped pecans give this pie a fun texture.
Upside Down Pecan Apple Pie - The pretty design of pecans on the bottom of the pie makes this a lovely dessert and a different twist on an old classic.
Mystery Pecan Pie - You don't have to be Sherlock Holmes to crack this code: cream cheese plus pecans plus sugar equals a sweet pie.
Pecan Fudge Pie - Using a pre-made pie shell cuts baking time in half, but doesn't sacrifice the taste.
Crumble Top Apple Pie - Do not use a food processor in preparing this pie as it breaks up the oats.
Sugar-Free Apple Pie - This easy to make apple pie cuts out all the sugar but none of the flavor.
Paper Bag Apple Pie - This pie cooks in a paper bag in the oven and comes out steaming and ready for a scoop of vanilla ice cream!
Maple Cream Apple Pie - I won a contest sponsored by our local newspaper with this apple pie recipe, and it was featured on a nearby restaurant's menu for a month. The combination of cream cheese, maple, apples, and walnuts makes for a tasty autumn treat!
Deep-Dish Caramel Apple Pie - Caramel-flavored apples combine deliciously with a crisp streusel topping. A bonus: There are plenty of juices from the pie to spoon over scoops of ice cream.
Perfect Apple Pie - This pie is great warm, with a scoop of ice cream or ice cold out of the fridge. I make these for bake sales and they have sold out for the last 3 years.
Rhubarb Apple Pie - The intensely delicious flavor always has your guests asking for more. Better make two pies while you are at it.
Zucchini Apple Pie - It tastes surprisingly like apple, most people don't realize it's not apple until you tell them. Make sure the zucchini used in recipe has skin soft enough that your thumbnail can pierce it.
Apple Bourbon Pie - The addition of bourbon makes this apple, raisin, and apricot pie a grown-up indulgence.
Sweet Potato Pecan Pie - If you love pecans then you will love them in this recipe that is for sweet potato pie.
Sweetest Sweet Potato Pie - This is one of my favorite recipes--it puts a new twist on sweet potatoes and gives you a delicious, sweet, savory pie.
Southern Sweet Potato Pie - Join the ranks of many Southern families who make this nicely spiced sweet potato pie -- instead of pumpkin -- their holiday dessert.
Cranberry Cream Pie - I got this from another group I thought it sounded wonderful! What a different pie for Thanksgiving than just the standard favorites!
Cranberry Nut Pie - A sweet and tangy pie with the right amount of crunch from chopped walnuts.
Cranberry Crumb Pie - Sweetened condensed milk gives this pie a sweet flavor without adding too much sugar. Tart cranberries offset the sweetness for a perfect pie.
Apple-Cranberry Crostada - While a good pie crust ought to be a part of every cook's repertoire, sometimes there just isn't the time. But why leave the baking to the grocery stores or bakery when puff pastry is a simple, high-quality stand-in for the original? In this Crostada, the sheet dough is baked free-form with ingredients piled on top. Couldn't be easier!
Cranberry-Walnut Pie - Incredibly easy to throw together. Put it in the oven when you sit down to dinner and it'll be ready when you're ready.
Cranberry Pecan Pie with Cornmeal Crust - Instead of pumpkin or mince pie, offer this colorful dessert at Thanksgiving or Christmas dinner, and top it off with a scoop of vanilla ice cream. The refreshingly tart filling, made by combining cranberries and fresh apples, dried apricots, pecans, and maple syrup, tastes like a crunchy cranberry relish. In fact, if the flour is omitted, the fruit and nut mixture can be serves as a condiment with poultry or ham.
Frozen Cranberry Velvet Pie - This simple pie is refreshing on hot summer days, especially with the sweet and sour bite of the cranberries.
Other Thanksgiving Recipes:
Countdown to Thanksgiving: Sweet Potato RecipesCountdown to Thanksgiving: Stuffing Recipes...And Don't Forget the Pumpkin Pie!The Ultimate Thanksgiving Meal Planner
We hope everyone had a great Thanksgiving Day and weekend! We went upstate Wednesday night right after church. We left today in plenty of time to get to the evening service but there must have been an accident on the Taconic from the rain and snow flurries and we sat there for over an hour! Then mixed with the heavy holiday traffic to begin with, we didn't get home until about 7 pm.
This was as close as Caleb would get to Sergio, Caleb said "I think that big bird wants to eat me"!!
