Our latest when-worlds-collide culinary fusion is here to elevate your pot pie. This tip comes from Tasting Table recipe developer Michelle McGlinn, who merged two beloved comfort food classics in ...
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Pecan Pie Bites

These Pecan Pie Bites pack all the rich, gooey goodness of pecan pie into a perfectly crisp, bite-sized treat. With a buttery phyllo crust and a sweet, nutty filling, they’re ridiculously easy and ...
From “Simply Delishaas: Favorite Recipes From My Midwestern Kitchen,” by Hayden Haas, who writes: “I created this delightfully cozy dish when I was craving a homemade pot pie but didn’t have the ...
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7 Types Of Pie Crusts, Explained

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What's better than a bite-sized dessert at a party? A whole bunch that were easy to make. That's where this store-bought ...
Whether you spell it phyllo, filo, or fillo, the word means "leaf" in Greek. This unleavened pastry dough is one of the flakiest, crispiest, most dramatic ingredients you can keep in your freezer — ...
Lovers of Greek phyllo pies know that pleasure can hinge on a crust’s ample surface area — but the key to maximizing this? A spiral. A standard slice of phyllo pie offers a soft filling blanketed by ...
My all-time favorite dessert is cherry pie. Yes, I rank it higher than any chocolate concoction you can name. I even like the gluey, overthickened versions served up in diners. But I admit I felt ...
A bubbling pot of chicken and vegetables scented with aromatics and laced with cream is one of mealtime’s greatest pleasures. And this twist on the classic will change the way you make chicken pot pie ...
Mist the final sheet of phyllo. Use a knife to carefully trim the stack of phyllo into a 12-inch circle. Discard the scraps. Carefully lift the stack and set it into the prepared pie dish, gently ...
Apple pie has a French cousin, and its name is pastis Gascon. Hailing from Gascony in southwestern France, it is the meeting of several divine things: Apples, Armagnac and phyllo.