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This week’s Tuesdays with Dorie recipe is hosted by Amy of Sing for Your Supper. Amy chose Dorie’s Banana Cream Pie which can be found on pages 342-343 of Baking from My Home to Yours.

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34 Comments

  1. Passionate Baker says:

    LOVE the tart pan idea!
    now that im seeing more and people do it, im starting to think i will on my next pie, cuz i really am "crimping impaired"
    great job!
    <3

  2. Jacque says:

    Mmmm, I’ll bet your pie was better than the pie shop’s. It looks so pretty, well done!

  3. Tracey says:

    Wow, that’s one of the most gorgeous pies I’ve seen this week! Great job adapting the recipe to your tastes.

  4. Cathy says:

    This looks beautiful! I love how you gave it more of a “spring” vibe. Love it as a tart, too. Perfect!

  5. TeaLady says:

    Pie looks great!!! I tried to decorate my crust to no avail. Ah, well. We continue on.

  6. shortbreadsouth.com says:

    How beautiful! I think I would enjoy a more traditional banana cream pie, too. I love your idea of making a pie in a tart pan – must try it!

  7. Elyse says:

    Your pie looks delicious! I’m so glad you loved it. I think using the tart pan was an awesome idea!! (And yay for no curdling!)

  8. jesse says:

    That pie is picture-perfect!! Great job!

  9. n.o.e says:

    I’m good at crimping pie crusts, but Dorie’s crust isn’t, ha ha. It always melts to mush in the oven. I find that shortening crusts hold the crimp better but then you’re cooking with shortening. Oh well, I think you were brilliant to circumvent the entire problem and make a stunning tart. I hope it compared favorably to the home town favorites!
    Nancy

  10. vibi says:

    Best looking banana cream pie I’ve seen all day (or no, evening! LOL)

    Very, very nice and totaly fancy!