Want the perfect base for your low-carb pies that isn’t made with almond flour? Give this simple coconut flour pie crust a try for both sweet and savory pies.
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It seems that every year, the holiday season creeps up on my and I'm left scrambling at the last minute. It also gives me a good reason to bake some sugar-free pies.
I've created a lot of recipes for a keto pie crust over the years. The recipe I usually use for holiday pies is the one found on my key lime pie recipe. That was the first crust I ever made with coconut flour. But, that recipe also includes almond flour.
Since then, I've also created a really good almond flour pie crust that is really close to a regular pie crust in taste and texture. But that one isn't a good option for those who need something nut-free.
I know a few people who are sensitive to nuts so it’s nice to have an option for them. That's why I created this easy coconut flour pie crust recipe.
This crust is safe for those with a nut sensitivity and doesn't have a strong coconut flavor like my coconut pie crust. That makes it a much better alternative to a traditional crust.
Why you'll love it
There are many people who prefer coconut flour over almond flour and I'm one of them. It's much lighter than nut flours and gives baked goods a texture more like all purpose flour.
This buttery pie crust is light and flaky. You can use it for either savory or sweet pies. Just omit the low carb sweetener for savory.
That makes it great to use for keto desserts as well as savory dishes like a low-carb chicken pot pie.
Ingredients
There's only five simple ingredients needed for the recipe and you probably already have everything you need right in your kitchen!
Coconut flour
The gluten free flour used in the crust is coconut flour because it's low-carb and keto-friendly.
Eggs
When baking with coconut flour, you'll need an adequate amount of eggs. They act as the main binder and add the protein needed without gluten.
Butter
For a rich and buttery taste, you'll want to use real salted butter. If you want a dairy-free crust, butter flavored coconut oil will work too.
Sweetener
I prefer using a monk fruit granular sweetener but you can use my keto sweetener conversion calculator to substitute with any low-carb sugar substitute.
Salt
A touch of salt is added to enhance the flavor of baked goods. If you don't use it the taste may be flat and bland.
Note: You'll find all the exact amounts used in the printable recipe card at the bottom of this post which is shown with a green background.
Quick tips
- Use a pie crust shield. The edges of the crust can burn easily so be sure to use a pie shield or foil over the edges to prevent burning
- Adjust liquid if needed. The absorbency of coconut flour can vary so you need to make sure you use the right amount of eggs and liquid. I recommend gradually adding in the melted butter and adding more if the consistency of the dough isn't right. You can always add in a bit more flour if it gets too sticky.
- Sprinkle on flour. To prevent the dough from sticking to the sheets of parchment paper, wax paper, or plastic wrap while rolling, it's best to sprinkle on a little coconut flour onto the dough. You only need a very small amount.
- Adjust flour if needed. If you find the dough to be a bit sticky when forming it into a ball, it’s best to knead in more coconut flour. However, you need to be careful not to add too much.
- Combine mix in pie pan. You can mix up all the ingredients right in the pie pan. You’d just need to press it out with your hands or a small pastry roller.
Instructions
Most recipes require the use of a food process to work cold butter into the coconut flour. However, there's no need for a food processor with this low carb pie crust recipe. I find there's very little difference in texture between the crust and one made with the food processor method.
Melt butter
Melt the butter. I like to melt the butter in a microwavable bowl for a minute or two on 30% power.
Add main ingredients
Once you have your butter melted, you'll add in the eggs, sweetener, salt, and coconut flour. Stir well until a dough forms.
Form crust
Once you have your dough, you'll form it into a ball with your hands. Then place the ball between sheets of wax paper, parchment paper, or plastic wrap.
Flatten out the ball by rolling over the top sheet with a rolling pin until you have a circle that's a few inches larger in diameter than your pie dish.
Remove the top paper and invert into pie dish. Then remove the remaining paper from the dough. Press dough into pie pan being sure press it along the sides of the pan.
Sometimes, the dough does crack when transferring to the pan. But, I just press dough back together.
Prep for baking
Trim the excess dough from the edges of the pan and flute the edges with your fingers.
If baking an unfilled crust, poke small holes in the bottom of the crust using the tines of a fork. This prevents bubbles and pockets from forming if steam gets trapped under the crust while baking. Pie weights can do the same thing.
Bake
Before baking, cover the edges of the crust with a pie shield or aluminum foil. This will prevent the edges from becoming burned.
For an unfilled crust, bake for about 10 minutes in a preheated 400°F oven. Cool completely on a wire rack before adding your filling.
There's no need to pre-bake the crust for a baked filling. It will cook as the filling is baked. However, some recipes may call for a partially baked pie crust.
️ Serving suggestions
You can use this basic pie crust recipe for either a no bake or baked filling. It works great with the no-bake filling used in my keto coconut cream pie and my sugar free banana cream pie. But you can also use if for the baked filling in my strawberry cream cheese pie.
FAQs
Before sharing the full recipe, I wanted to go over some questions that people often have about making a crust with coconut flour.
Coconut flour is a good substitute for wheat flour in baking, but it has a very different consistency and flavor. It can be used in recipes with less liquid than wheat flour, so you may need to add more eggs or oil to compensate. Depending on the recipe, it may also require more baking powder or baking soda.
Yes, you can use coconut flour for crusts. Coconut flour is a great alternative to almond flour because it is gluten-free and has a lower glycemic index than most other flours. It has a light, sweet taste that complements savory foods.
The type of flour that you use will depend on the recipe you are following. Many people find almond flour is the best low-carb option for pie crust because it's about 75% fat. Coconut flour is defatted so you need to add a good amount of fat to use it for a crust.
There are a few things you can do to make your pie crust more moist. You can use a little bit of water or keto-friendly milk alternative in the dough to make it less dry. Or, add an egg for extra moisture. You can also brush the crust with an egg wash before baking it to help it stay moist.
Related recipes
Need some more ideas for using this crust in keto pie recipes? Here's a few more of my favorites.
- Keto apple pie gives you the same classic fall flavors without the sugar crash.
- Low-carb pecan pie has a rich and gooey sweet taste but none of the heavy carbs.
- Keto key lime pie has a smooth and creamy filling perfect for spring and summer.
- Sugar free chocolate pie is made with a thick chocolate pudding topped with whipped cream.
- Keto lemon meringue pie is just what you need to celebrate the start of spring.
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Recipe
Coconut Flour Pie Crust - Gluten free
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Ingredients
- ½ cup butter
- 2 eggs
- ¼ cup low carb sugar substitute (or Sukrin:1) leave out for savory
- ¼ teaspoon salt
- ¾ cup coconut flour sifted (about 77g)
Instructions
- Place butter in a microwavable bowl. Microwave until melted.
- Add eggs, sweetener, and salt. Mix well.
- Stir in sifted coconut flour until dough forms.
- Knead dough for about a minute and then form into a ball. If too sticky, knead in a little more coconut flour.
- Roll out dough between wax paper to about ⅛ inch thick.
- Turn rolled out dough into a 9 inch pie pan.
- Prick bottom and sides of crust with a fork. Use a pie crust shield to prevent burning the edges.
- Bake crust at 400°F for 10 minutes. Cool completely on wire rack.
Low Carb Sweeteners | Keto Sweetener Conversion Chart
Nutrition
Additional Info
Notes on Nutritional Information
Nutritional information for the recipe is provided as a courtesy and is approximate only. We cannot guarantee the accuracy of the nutritional information given for any recipe on this site. Erythritol carbs are not included in carb counts as it has been shown not to impact blood sugar. Net carbs are the total carbs minus fiber.
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First published on November 7, 2016. Last updated on February 12, 2021, with new images, additional recipe information, and tips.
Linda Nichols
Thanks so much for a nut free option for crusts. Both my kids as they aged are nut allergic and on KETO diet, it is tough to find other options that "work"
Martine
Would this recipe work as the top of something like a pot pie?
Lisa
I am just curious. In your 1st pumpkin pie recipe from 2011 (the Almond Milk Pumpkin Pie), you used a whey protein in the crust but here you did not. Why did you decide to use it back then but not now or what did the protein bring to the recipe? Thank you - I'm just loving your recipes & videos!!
Lisa MarcAurele
I was experimenting with whey protein in the other crust which makes the texture lighter.
Chris
Can I use walnut flour? If not, do you have any recipes using walnut flour?
Thx
Lisa MarcAurele
Walnut flour should work in an all nut flour recipe like this almond flour pie crust recipe.
Joan Cimino
I've made this crust a few times and it always turns out perfectly. Very easy and tasty!
Tara
Thank you for this wonderful recipe, I’ve been making French silk with this crust and it’s absolutely to die for!! A hit with my family and friends- especially for those who are gluten free!
Amber
Hi, I'm not personally looking for low carb or keto recipes, but I have gluten-free pals that I'm making (chocolate chess and apple) pies for. I didn't have enough coconut flour so I added some sweet rice flour and homemade oat flour to get the amount of flour correct, also used coconut sugar as my sweetener, worked fabulously! Thanks for the recipe backbone!
karen
how do you transfer the dough using the wax paper?
Lisa MarcAurele
Very carefully. But don't worry if it breaks or cracks. I just smooth everything out with my fingers or a small roller.
Crystal
Hi. I am making homemade apple pie using a coconut pie crust. I want to freeze the entire pie with filling in it, unbaked. I have done this numerous times with white flour pie crusts. But have never done it with a coconut pie crust. Does it freeze ok with the unbaked filling in it as well as the unbaked pie crust?
Lisa MarcAurele
I know it freezes well unbaked for a bottom crust custard pie.
Beth
Can you make a top and bottom crust for a berry filling pie instead of just one crust pies?
Lisa MarcAurele
You can, but it adds too many carbs. Or, you can try making the crusts much thinner.
Ben
If I were to make butter tart shells how long would cook for and oven temperature
Lisa MarcAurele
It depends on the size. Smaller ones will need less time so I might actually lower the temperature to 350°F and check on them in 5-10 minutes.
Elizabeth K Mugrage
Can I substitute palm shortening for butter
Lisa MarcAurele
It should work out although I haven't tried it myself.
marguerite lindemann
Can you substitute lard for the butter? I use lard for regular pie crusts
Lisa MarcAurele
That usually works as it's an equal amount of fat that's needed in the recipe.
mom2one
Would you then add COLD lard (I keep mine in the freezer) and pulse in a food processor with the coconut flour and sweetener?
Lisa MarcAurele
You can use cold lard and cut into the dry ingredients with a food processor.
Natasha
Would this recipie work dairy and egg free? Can you suggest any replacements please. Thanks
Lisa MarcAurele
I'd use butter flavored coconut oil for the butter and a mix of gelatin and water for the eggs. You could try using psyllium or flax eggs as well.
Bernie Brydle
Would this recipe work for butter tarts? and would i pre-cook the tart shell first? Thanks.
Lisa MarcAurele
I'm not familiar with butter tarts, but if it uses a pie crust base, this recipe should be okay.
Ashlee
Is it possible to use honey instead? If so, how much would you recommend?
Lisa MarcAurele
It's similar to sugar, so I'd try 1/2 cup.
Laura
Ashley, did you try it with honey? That is my question as well.
Italia
Hi Lisa,
Thanks for the recipe! Going to try it this Thanksgiving with the pumpkin pie filling. Can I use Stevia Baking or 1/4 cup of any other low carb sweetner or does it have to be the one you linked?
Lisa MarcAurele
Any sweetener works. Just adjust as needed.
mom2one
So, if I wanted to use just stevia (not a blend) how much do I use and what other ingredients would I need to adjust?
Lisa MarcAurele
You can use the sweetener conversion calculator for other options. You may need to add something like whey protein to make up for the missing bulk if using a concentrated sweetener.
RR Johnson
Can this crust be frozen.? If so rolled out or in a ball you defrost to roll and use.
Thank you for all your hard work to help so many of us you do not know. You have a servant’s heart.
Lisa MarcAurele
You can either freeze the dough or premade crusts. I used to freeze the crusts after they were baked.
Madeleine
can I use coconut oil instead of butter ?
Lisa
That should be okay.
Jo
Do I minus the dietary fibre from the total carb amount? Would it be 3 grams of carbs or is it 6 grams? Posting from Australia,
Thanks ✨
Lisa
It depends on whether you do net carbs or total carbs. Total is 6g and net is 3g.
Mary
Would the bake time be different if I used this crust recipe for mini single serve tarts?
Lisa
Most likely it will cook faster so the time should be shorter.
Michelle Leach
If i use this for quiche. Do i prevake the pie crust still? Or do i add the egg custard then bake?
Thanks
Michelle
Lisa
I'd add the egg mixture and then bake.
Michelle
I prebaked my shell, let it sit over night. The next day I mixed up my quiche batter following my mother’s recipe. It was perfect!!
So I think you could try either.
Lisa
Thanks for the info Michelle!
Christine
Do you think this would work well pressed into a tart pan instead of rolled out as a pie crust?
Lisa
It should. Sometimes, I just press it into a pie pan rather than rolling it out.
Belinda
Thank you for this crust recipe. However, my sister is allergic to egg whites. Do you think this recipe will work with only the yolks or should I add another yolk make up for the egg whites?
Lisa
You could try just the yolks or maybe even replace the eggs with psyllium eggs or flax eggs.
mitzi
they turned great in tart form..:) thx
Jessica
Thank you for this, I've been looking for a Keto friendly recipe that doesn't use almond flour, simply because my boyfriend hates the taste of almond. I'm going to try this tomorrow for steak and ale pies (we live in Britain where it's all about the savory meat pies.) Does it work well as a folded pie, ie: pasty / empanada? I do have mini pie dishes if you recommend doing it that way instead of folding into a pasty.
Lisa
It may crack when making a folded pie, but just press it back together and it should be fine.
Poppy
I just tried the unsweetened version for my quiche and have to say as a dough this is great!
Even though I used only a very thin layer (I pressed the dough into the pan with my fingers) it held together perfectly when taking the quiche out. The coconut flavour is present but not too dominant for a savoury dish and it adds some sweetness to the quiche.
I think I need to experiment with my filling (maybe add some ginger, use a different kind of cheese, ... any suggestions?) to get the taste right, but I will definitely keep experimenting with this, thank you 🙂
Next time I will cover the edges with foil as another commenter suggested, as they got a little dark (but not quite burnt yet 😉
Lisa
This is a great crust for quiche! And, I like using a pie shield vs. the foil.
Melody
Do you cook the pie shell frist when you make your quiche or a pumpkin pie?
Lisa
I don't. I use the crust unbaked.
Michelle Leach
Did you pre bake the crust? Or did you add the filling then bake?
Thanks
Michelle
steph
Does this pie crust recipe hold together well when you cut individual pieces.? I am eager to try it as I am always looking for coconut flour only dessert and baked goods because too many nuts cause me to have cold sores.
Lisa
It does hold together. Nuts are inflammatory which is why they can trigger a cold sore breakout. And, it's one reason I prefer coconut flour over almond flour.
Jamie S
I want to try my hand at a low carb, gluten-free "pop tart", for my daughter. If I roll this into a rectangle instead, how large do you think it would be? If I cut the rectangle in half, put jam on one half, then placed the other half on top, how long do you think it would need to bake?
Lisa
That should work and the baking time should be similar. You'd just need to keep an eye on it. And, it might help to flip the pastry about halfway.
Joan Endique Solitario
This crust was perfect. It cracked moving it to pan after rolling but I just pressed it back together like you said. Thank you!!
Lisa
You're welcome! Hope it tasted great too!
Sue
I just made this and the crust burnt on the top edges and then I added the cheesecake filling and had to recook and it just burnt more. What did I do wrong? I followed everything exactly.
Lisa
I don't pre-bake this crust for baked pies and I always use a pie crust shield the whole time while baking.
Ash
When you baked it, did you cover the edges with foil? It looks like it got charred pretty badly, which can be prevented in a normal crust with foil. Just trying to gauge how sensitive this recipe is compared to a traditional recipe 🙂
Lisa
I always use a pie crust shield placed on top of the crust edges to ensure they do not burn. I keep the shield on during the entire bake time.
Terri Larimore
I am wondering if I can bake this dough in a "springform" pan and use as a bottom only crust for a cheesecake? Does this sound weird? All of the other "crust" recipes I have seen for cheesecakes just don't look good to me, but this one does. Opinions?
Lisa
It's worth a try. It would be more like a pie crust than a cheesecake crust.
Deborah
I am both a baking and a keto novice so I have a quick (probably silly) question:
If you are making a pie that needs to be baked do you use this crust recipe unbaked?
And conversely if you are making a no bake pie then bake the crust first?
Sorry if that sounds obvious but I would hate to spend time preparing the crust, and then mess up what sounds like a great recipe
Lisa
That's exactly what I do. Leave it unbaked for a baked pie and bake it for an unbaked pie.
Gerri
Hi, looks lovely. I have made a really good almond flour crust. But plan on trying this. Are you only doing it for nut sensitive persons? Or do you prefer the taste?
Lisa
I prefer coconut flour as it's less inflammatory than almond flour.
Laura S.
Do you think if I left the butter solid/cold and cut it into the dry ingredients, then incorporate the beaten eggs would help this have a flaky texture?
Thanks for your recipe help 🙂
Lisa
It's worth a try. I usually pulse in the food processor when leaving butter chilled.
Andie Early
I was planning making this today. My husband wants pumpkin pie for his birthday! I do not have any eggs. Is there a substitute you would suggest? Or do I need to run out and buy eggs?
Lisa
For a true custard, you'll need to have egg yolks. The next best thing would be a no bake pumpkin pie using gelatin. You could use my pumpkin mousse recipe as a filling.
Erin
Wondering what I can use instead of eggs in this crust? My son is allergic to them! Do you think your typical egg substitute would work or something else?
Lisa
Yes. You can use an egg substitutes in the crust. I also have used gelatin eggs successfully.
Amy
Can you use almond flour instead of coconut?
Lisa
Not in this recipe.
Marsha
Lisa, have you been having trouble with your site? I cannot get a single recipe to print from it, yet I can print anything on any other site.
Lisa
I need to know the browser you are using and if it's on a Windows or Mac computer. There have been issues with the Microsoft Edge browser. I've been using Chrome on both Mac and Windows without a problem.
stormy a park
made this crust this morning for my coconut cream pie.just started 2 weeks ago to go low carb ,high protein diet, both me and my daughter and i have to say thank you , i was dying for treat and this was it..love will use again.
Lisa
You're welcome. Wishing you and your daughter the best!
Ash
I plan to make a strawberry pie today using this crust recipe (substituting in regular sugar though). I cannot wait to taste it!
Lisa
It's a good crust for most pies and should be delicious with a strawberry filling.
Essby
In your Nutrition Facts, how many servings make up the piecrust?
I cannot wait to make this! Thank you!
Lisa
It's stated at the top of the recipe... 8 servings.
Sonia Mehrotra
Hi....the top of the recipe says 12 servings. So the nutritional information is for 8 servings or 12? Thanks
Lisa
It's what's at the top of the recipe which is 8 servings.
Melissa
This is my go to crust since we change our lifestyle!
🙂
Lisa
I'm so glad it worked out for you! I love it as well.
Kris
The texture came out almost like a madeline. I think I'll add some vanilla extract or lemon extract another time to make cookies!
Lisa
That sounds like a wonderful idea! I may give it a try.
Reba
Hi Lisa. Hope you are well. I made this today as a recipe for cookies. They are dry but crispy to a degree which my quest on a Keto diet. I think next time I'll switch some of the coconut flour for maybe oat bran flour. Then make sandwich cookies with almond butter mixed with stevia. ...I read once that someone was charged 500 dollars instead of 5 dollars for the recipe for chocolate chip cookies at a famous restaraunt. She had asked for the recipe and the waitress said it was 5. The customer thought it was $5 not $500! So anyway, one of the ingredients was oatmeal. I'm hoping oat bran will yield similar results!!
Lisa
Interesting. I've never tried to make cookies from this recipe.
LaTonya
I just put two of them in the oven. One for a cheesecake and another one will be a quiche. Can't wait to try it. I've been missing my crust. This was actually very easy to make. Now I can stick to my diet. Thank you.
Lisa
I hope you enjoy them!
Claudette Spiers
Hello,
I have just started low carb eating and looking for inspiration after a disastrous, carboard tasting chocolate torte birthday cake. Your recipes look fab and much more like real recipes ie using butter with almond / coconut flour. I am really keen to try this pie as have been missing crunch. Also your bread. Anyway I digress slightly when you show carb values do I deduct the fibre value to get net carbs? I am in France and they only count net carbs here. Also how many servings are you calculating for this pie recipe. Thank you in advance can't wait to explore some more.
Lisa
You would need to deduct fiber from carbs to get net. The nutrition info gives total carbs unless specified as net.
Kate
I would love to use this recipe for my pumpkin pie for thanksgiving. Has anyone made it ahead of time and frozen it with success?
Lisa
You should be able to freeze the crust unbaked and then add the filling and bake per your recipe directions.
Dawn Staton
Just found you site. Love it. I'm a diabetic, which flour is best for us with low carbs but also low calories? I also have to lose weight and sometimes you can give up carbs but the item has a lot of calories. It's hard to find a balance at times!! Thanks for the info.
Lisa
I recommend using coconut flour as some of the fat has been removed. There's only 60 calories per 100 grams.
Diane
So excited to try this! I made a crust last year with almond flour and it was a complete fail in the taste dept. Can I use Splenda in place of the Swerve?
Lisa
Splenda is okay to use. Hope you love it! 🙂
Diane
Awesome! Thank you so much!
Michelle
Does it have a coconut flavor? Some people really don't like coconut, so I'm curious about that. Great idea!
Lisa
I don't really notice it. It may have a slight taste of coconut.
Sonya Jones
Can't wait to try this..
Lisa
Hope you love it!
Shannon
Hi can I substitute regular sugar for the swerve/sukrin? I don't need low carb, just gluten free. Thank you!
Lisa
You can and it would be a one-for-one substitute.
Jenny
Oh my goodness this is perfect for the holidays! I can't wait to try it!
Lisa
I hope you love it Jenny!
Ellie Z
Came to comment for the Nov giveaway but the pie crust is in my future
Lisa
Hope you love it Ellie!
LaTanya jung
Thanks for sharing. We are going to a family holiday dinner and now my husband and I will be able to have some dessert. I going to use this for my pumpkin cheesecake crust
Lisa
It will be great for a pumpkin cheesecake! Have a great holiday 🙂
Bobie Fredrikson
Looks good. Want to try it. Do you have a pecan pie recipe?
Lisa
There is a pecan pie recipe here.
Brenda Mick
Can't wait to try this out for Thanksgiving
Lisa
It's perfect for those holiday pies!
Gaylyn Zamazal
Going to have to try this.
Lisa
Hope you love it!
Jeffery Fischer
Could I use Stevia for a sweetener
Lisa
You can use any sweetener. I typically use about 1/4 teaspoon of the concentrated powder.
Janet lundy
Always love her recipes
Lisa
🙂
CarrotCop
This looks like a keeper. I will be trying for sure.
Lisa
Enjoy!
Pam
This looks fantastic...can't wait to make a pie, or quiche!
Lisa
I do like it for quiche. Planning to make another this weekend.
Lanita Canup
Thanks for the nice collection of pies !
Lisa
You're welcome. Enjoy!
AngieP.
I love your site!
Lisa
Thanks Angie!
Sherrie
Looks yummy and easy to make
Lisa
It's really simple. And, no need to cut in butter.
Danielle
One of the crusts I will be trying out before Christmas as my whole family will be in town. Little do they know it's going to be a low carb Christmas. ?
Lisa
I always sneak the low carb desserts onto my family each holiday. However, they look forward to them now that I've converted a few more to low carb.
Vickie Gilmer
Looks great!
Lisa
Thanks Vickie!
Diana Babcock
This will be perfect with as a base for low carb pumpkin pie! Or chocolate mousse pie!
Lisa
Yes! Both would be fantastic in this crust.
Charlotte
I will be baking this soon with pumpkin filling! I love your recipes.
You have made my life so much easier trying new recipes to eat healthy!
I make something new several times a week. My husband loves it!
Thanks so much.
Lisa
You're welcome Charlotte! Great to hear that you are doing well on low carb.
Susan Broughton
I am always looking for low carb recipes, but my daughter also eats gluten free so this will really help in our house!
Carol Kesen
This looks sooo good .. I plan to try it very soon
Lisa
Hope you love it as much as we do!
Doris
I have used many of your other recipes, and look forward to trying this one with a lemon curd filling!
Lisa
That sounds like a fantastic filling for it!
txgrandma
I'll be trying this very soon. Thanks so much!
Lisa
I've already made it a few times to try out some pie ideas for the holidays. Enjoy!