With so many delicious Thanksgiving pie recipes, how can you choose? All of these will be hits!
Pie is that classic American dessert that just makes you feel at home.
And no self respecting holiday is complete without it!
But sometimes, it’s nice to try a pie that’s a little different.
And I’m convinced that once you see the photos for these mouth watering pies, you won’t be able to collect the recipes fast enough.
Just make sure you save this post to Pinterest, because everyone is gonna want the recipe for themselves.
Show up to the meal carrying any of these Thanksgiving pies, and you’ll be everyone’s favorite relative. Besides, Uncle Marvin can’t talk about politics if his mouth is full. (We hope.)
Dig In To These 15 Thanksgiving Pie Recipes
And if you just can’t decide, no worries!! This indecision pie pan lets you make two pies at once!!
Pumpkin Pie
Let’s start with the obvious. No Thanksgiving dinner is complete without a classic pumpkin pie. Cover mine with plenty of whipped cream!
If you like a classic homemade pumpkin pie, you’ll love this recipe.
Apple Pie
Next up, let’s talk apple pie. It’s all American, and my personal favorite.
The tricky part about apple pie is that many people prefer to eat it in a specific way. So I’m including three different recipes so you can find the one that best fits your crowd.
Easy Skillet Apple Pie
Is it just me, or is the idea of baking a traditional apple pie right in your cast iron skillet amazing?
I think I love my cast iron skillet even more than my crock pot. Kick your apple pie up a notch with this recipe.
Dutch Apple Pie
Do you prefer a crumble topping on your apple pie? Want a little more to your filling than just apples? Then you want this recipe.
Salted Caramel Apple Pie
I’m a huge fan of salted caramel. This recipe adds it to your pie for a delicious twist on the classic.
Make some extra salted caramel to dip your apple slices in over the long weekend. You’ll thank me for that tip.
Transparent Pie
Have you heard of transparent pie? Me neither. But it looks delicious.
It’s got George Clooney’s stamp of approval, so that has to mean something!
Chocolate French Silk Pie
This pie is rich, so you’ll want to serve thinner slices. That means more to go around!
Be just a little bit suspicious of anyone who doesn’t love chocolate.
Butterscotch Pie
Another rich but delicious choice is butterscotch pie.
It’s amazing, but just a bit different, so you probably won’t duplicate someone else.
Custard Pie
I’ve had trouble pulling off a good custard pie. Maybe that’s because I’ve tried complicated recipes.
This recipe asks you to scald the milk, which turned out the perfect pie! Our whole family loved it!
Creamy Strawberry Orange Pudding Pie
This is a refreshing pie made with super simple ingredients. You’ll love how quickly it throws together…they’ll love the unique flavors!
Creamy Strawberry Orange Pudding Pie
Lemon Meringue Pie
My Grandma made the absolute best lemon meringue pie. But this recipe from The Prudent Homemaker (one of my favorite blogs) looks pretty incredible. Don’t worry…meringue sounds more intimidating than it really is. And Brandy will tell you just how to do it.
Key Lime Pie
Lemons and limes make a great pair. If you want to end the meal on a fresh, slightly tart yet still sweet note, go for the key lime pie. You’ll love the simplicity of the graham cracker crust.
Cream Puff Pie
I’ve always been a huge fan of cream puffs. The picture of this pie alone makes me drool. I’ll be adding this one to my own menu to try soon. With a drizzle of chocolate on the top, this pie looks amazing!
Deep Dish Cherry Pie
For my family, no real celebration can be complete without a cherry pie. It’s the cherry on top of the desserts! Fill that pie to the brim with this deep dish recipe.
Peanut Butter-Chocolate Chip Pie
Confession time…I don’t think I’ve ever had peanut butter pie. But look at the list of ingredients here…chocolate, cream cheese, cinnamon. I count those as my favorites! This recipe looks like another must try. (Especially if you’re a chocolate/peanut butter combo lover!)
Peanut Butter-Chocolate Chip Pie
Kentucky Pecan Pie
Another Thanksgiving classic, pecan pie is a beloved end to the meal. This recipe is nice, because it doesn’t call for as much sugar. The pecan flavor really shines in this pie.
Your loved ones are going to adore these Thanksgiving pies!
Now, don’t forget about pinning this so you can be the hero who shares their new favorite recipe. 😉
Be sure to also check out these 10 Amazing Side Dishes for Your Thanksgiving Potluck.
Oh man these all look so delicious now my tummy is rumbling. I would love some dutch and/or peanut butter pie
I’ve been hungry for days because of this post!
Oh my gosh…these all look so delicious! I’m not even sure where I would start but the Cream Puff Pie would be right up there….yumm!
I feel challenged to try all of them before the end of the year. 😛
Ok… you need to stop it Jamie, this is torture! They all look so delicious, but I’d have to settle with the Cream Puff and the Peanut Butter. Can we eat now?
Great list… thank you for sharing!
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😀 Let’s eat!
Jamie, oh Jamie, you are KILLING me here. In the best way, of course. I plan on Pie-a-Palooza at our house for Thanksgiving this year, so you KNOW I am pinning this post for a go-to reference. Thanks, my friend. Stopping by from Friday Frivolity! 🙂
Oh, I’d love to attend a Pie-a-Palooza! Maybe I should have one, too. 🙂
There are several of these that I may need to “test run” over the next few weeks as I plan our menu. Thanks for the great post!