7 Valentine’s Day Pie Crust Ideas

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Everyone knows I’m a fan of fun pie crust designs. So naturally I’ve been stocking up on Valentine’s Day pie ideas for weeks.

For these fun crust designs, you’ll find a few tools very handy:

So break out your baking tools because I’ve found some of the most creative, Cupid-approved pie crust ideas our there. Here are my favorites:

Go Heart Crazy

Pro-tip: Crust is easier to cut when slightly frozen (it’s sturdier!)

via Pies Before Guys

Roses are Red, Pie is Tasty

And this one is drop-dead-gorgeous

via The Kitchen McCabe

Get Sassy

The pun-ier, the better

via Pies Before Guys

Mini Heart Pies

via Style Me Pretty

Pie Love You

More puns, more fun

via @rumblyinmytumbly_ on instagram

Braids & Hearts

via @jojoromancer on instagram

It’s Okay to be Subtle

A little can go a long way, so throw a heart on top and call it a day

via Pies Before Guys

The ultimate Valentine’s Day is filled with chocolate, wine, and a slice of pie. So go get yourself a Valentine who will provide all three.

Happy early Valentine’s Day!

Published by Alex

Food-loving, adventure-seeking, pun-enthusiast

2 thoughts on “7 Valentine’s Day Pie Crust Ideas”

  1. Blogtastic Food – Australia – Hey there I'm Nicolas (Nick) and I have been a lover of food for quite some time now. I guess it is because of the creative side I've always had. I am a 20 year old guy who has been inspired through cooking school, experience in the industry and Jamie Oliver being my hero. When it comes to food i prefer not to have an egotistical/stubborn view about it. For example, "this kind food is the best" or "this is the only way you should prepare caviar". Instead, I like to have an open mind and embrace, learn and have as much fun with it as i possibly can, from cooking up a medium rare steak to making the perfect lemon meringue pie, and also learning about something unusual/unheard of (at least in the Western Society I live in). However I have an ambition to change that "I" to an "us", and start an awesome food community. Sharing any ideas, recipes, photos etc. I personally feel that a lot of the time because of the society and food we are surrounded by, good cooking can be taken for granted. So i wanted to build a community to grow as cooks and to also have fun with it. :)
    Blogtastic Food says:

    Love how such a simple idea can be so effective! Thanks for sharing and great work (:

    Reply

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