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AllrecipesThis is a light chiffon pie my grandmother used to make. It calls for strawberries, but she often substituted crushed pineapple, raspberries, or any frozen berries.YummlyI’m not sure what went wrong for me I used frozen fruit (about 6 cups). Even after taking out about 1.5 cups of juice the pie was sloppyFood.comFrom America’s Test Kitchen "Though a mixture of berries offers a wonderful combination of color, flavor, and texture, it’s also fine to use just one or two types of berries. One-half pint of fresh berries equals about one cup of fruit. Later in the season, ripe, peeled peach or nectarine slices can be used in combination with blueberries or raspberries. We recommend using only fresh fruit, but if you must use frozen, raspberries are the best option. Do not thaw them before baking. Avoid using a metal pie pan that may react with the acidity of the fruit and impart an “off” metallic flavor. Serve the fruit gratin with lightly sweetened whipped cream or vanilla ice cream."YummlyFruit Topping For Pancakes With Whole Berry Cranberry Sauce, Cherry Pie Filling, Frozen Blueberries, Orange Juice, Pancake Syrup, CanelaYummlyNo Bake Dessert Recipe, Nut-free Berry Pie With Frozen Berries, Yogurt, Maple Syrup, Lemon Juice, Fresh FruitEpicuriousIn the early 1990s we hired a chef who loved to bake, and he came up with this pie. It became an instant classic. The fruit is only lightly sweetened, and its tartness combined with the sugar-crumb topping is a perfect pairing. Served warm with vanilla ice cream, it's heavenly. If you use frozen berries, increase them by 1/2 cup each and defrost slightly before tossing with the other ingredients.Food.comThis recipe came from a story in Oprah's magazine. I have made it dozens of times, and love its simplicity. The recipe suggests using tart plums, ripe peaches, or Granny Smith apples. I have also had success using frozen mixed berries and fresh pears, as well as the suggested fruits. It is very adaptable! I bake this in a deep-dish glass pie plate.Food NetworkNothing bakes up better than a wild blueberry. While fresh wild berries are only available during a short seasonal window, frozen berries are easy to find year-round. They don't even need to be thawed before using. This generous slab pie combines wild blueberries and a decadent cream cheese filling in one big, all-butter pastry crust. The result is a pie that showcases one of my favorite fruits in an easy-to-share package.Food.comNepenthe restaurant, located in Big Sur, California, was one of my favorite hangouts when I lived there. This is what they say: This is one of the best desserts we've ever served. Only slightly sweet, the tart fruit and delicious crumb topping are excellent when heated, then served with a scoop of rich vanilla ice cream.
