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March 14 is known around the world as Pi Day, due to the date’s numerical similarity to pi, the ratio of a circle’s circumference to its diameter. It has also come to be a day to celebrate the baked good of the same name, albeit different spelling: pie. So today, I gathered together 10 delicious-looking pie recipes to share with you. Do you have a favorite pie recipe? Share it in the comments!
10 Delicious Pie Recipes:
Lemon meringue pie — aaah, a classic. And this one looks perfectly cooked, with the meringue browned just the right amount.
Coffee and banana pie — yum yum, what an interesting and delicious-sounding combo.
Conversation Hearts pie — this is not just a sweet decoration. The hearts are actually partially melted in the filling.
Apple pie — there are actually three recipes on the end of this link: traditional, Dutch, and French-style apple tart.
Pie pops — a fun to-go version of your favorite pie. They’d make great party favors!
Rhubarb hand pies — Another to-go version of a pie, perfect for a picnic. (And rhubarb pie is amazing!)
Sour cream apple pie — Okay, so I already shared apple pie. But this one is different, and the photo makes my mouth water.
White peach and basil hand pies — I love unusual flavor combos. This sounds like it could be amazing, as long as the basil doesn’t overpower.
6 thoughts on “10 Yummy Pies for Pi Day”
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That sour cream apple pie looks delicious! I made a blackberry crumble pie for Pi day and it is awesome! I am a sucker for blackberries but it would be great with other fruit like raspberries or rhubarb… even peaches.
“March 14 is known around the world as Pi Day, due to the date’s numerical similarity to pi”
unfortunately , march 14 is known as 14-3 in the biggest part of the world, and has nothing to do with any pi
While it’s true that much of the world uses the date format [day/month/year] rather than [month/day/year], there is no 14th month, so I think even in those [day/month/year] places, some take the opportunity to celebrate pi. Using Google Translate, I find evidence that Pi Day is acknowledged in many countries around the world. But it is worth noting that the 14th of March is not referred to as 3/14 the world around.