Cranberry Heart Pies
I have a confession to make.. I absolutely LOVE Valentine’s Day! From the chocolate covered strawberries, fancy dinners, beautiful red and pink roses, and I cannot forget those sweet greeting cards that melt my heart. I am gullible to it all and I’m not afraid to admit it. I’m a hopeless romantic deep down.
Before I started getting all lovey-dovey, I wanted to thank my friend Jennifer Zuri over at Town and Country Living for hosting this lovely Heartfelt and Handmade blog hop. At the end of this post, you will find 28 fun and meaningful projects to help spread some Valentine’s love with crafts, recipes, and DIY projects!
I believe that Valentine’s Day isn’t all about flowers and fancy dinners, it’s about showing how much you care to those dearest to you. With a little flour and fresh cranberries you can bake a little something that will warm everyone’s heart.
I love nothing more than baking sweet little desserts for my family, especially during fun holidays. Last year I made Vanilla Heart Cookies and this year I wanted to share this Cranberry Heart Pie recipe. It’s the perfect treat to share with your loved ones.
Here’s what you’ll need:
Ingredients
- Pie dough (I used the recipe from Martha Stewart )
- 3 cups fresh cranberries
- 1 cup whole berry cranberry sauce
- 1 cup dried cranberries
- 1/2 cup white sugar
- 1/4 cup all purpose flour
- 1 tablespoon orange juice
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- Honey to use as egg wash
Instructions
- Make your pie dough and refrigerate until chilled, about 1 hour.
- Preheat oven to 350 degrees.
- Roll out your dough until it’s smooth and even. Once your dough is rolled out, place it in the bottom of a pie tin (I used 2 small heart shaped pie tins). or your cookie cutter and cut out your hearts. Remember that you will use 2 hearts for 1 pie.
- Place all the pie ingredients in a large bowl, and stir until the flour is incorporated. Let it sit for at least 5 minutes.
- Place the pie mixture in the pie plate and roll out more pie dough. Slice dough into strips for desired lattice top. You can get as fancy as you want and trim the edges.
- Brush honey along the border and the top of the pie crust. This will give your pie a golden crust.
- Place on a cookie sheet and bake for 40 minutes until crust is golden brown.
- Let the pie cool down and enjoy!
Wishing everyone a beautiful Valentine’s Day and don’t forget to check out more Heartfelt and Handmade inspiration below!
XOXO,
Norma
MONDAY
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Making It in the Mountains | Tidbits | Taryn Whitaker | House by Hoff | Clean and Scentsible
TUESDAY
So Much Better with Age | The Happy Housie | Shabby Art Boutique | Paint Me Pink | VinYet Etc.
Unskinny Boppy | Sincerely Marie Designs | A Burst of Beautiful | The Wicker House | Zevy Joy
WEDNESDAY
My Uncommon Slice of Suburbia | In My Own Style | Golden Boys and Me | Seeking Lavender Lane
On Sutton Place | Happy Happy Nester | The Chronicles of Home | Craftberry Bush
Krista
Oh my! These are the most beautiful little pies I’ve ever seen! So perfect to share your love with your family on Valentine’s Day! Sweet idea, Norma!
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KristaAww, thank you so much Krista!! My kids couldn’t wait to get their little hands on them, it’s kid and mama approved heheh 🙂
View CommentAmanda
These look absolutely amazing! Not only do they look beautiful but as delicious. Have a wonderful Valentine’s Day!
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AmandaThank you so much Amanda! Hope you get a chance to try it out! 🙂 xoxo
View CommentKerryanne
I’ve only recently discovered cranberries, as they are not something that are readily available in Australia… but I love them. I’m excited to make this beautiful looking pie Norma. I’ve shared on FB and pinned too xx
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KerryanneI know the feeling Kerryanne! Everything is seasonal here in Japan and sometimes it’s hard to find fruits/berries that I’m craving hehe I hope you enjoy this recipe as much as I did and thank you so much for the sweet FB share -XOXO- 🙂
View Commentlaura janning
norma, how sweet are these little pies. i love them and how pretty they are. happy valentines …you hopeless romantic!
View Commentpaintmepink
laura janningAww, thank you Laura!! So happy to know you liked these mini pies hehe I honestly didn’t want to eat them because they look so pretty lol but my kids didn’t have that problem. They eat them the first chance they had heheh
View CommentKristin salazar
Oh my goodness do these look amazing!
View Commentpaintmepink
Kristin salazarThey were so good, Kristin!! Hope you have a wonderful Valentines day 🙂
View CommentLaurie at Vinyet Etc.
These look amazing, your photography is stunning! So glad you are in this hop, I’m a new fan! Pinning this delish recipe! xo
View Commentpaintmepink
Laurie at Vinyet Etc.You are so sweet, Thank you so much Laurie!! I’m so honored to be part of this hop with all you talented gals 🙂 XOXO -Norma
View CommentJasmin
Valentines is my favorite too. These are absolutely adorable, almost to adorable too eat! Beautiful jib Norma.
View Commentpaintmepink
JasminThank you so much for your sweet comment Jasmin!! I hope you get the chance to try them out!! They are super yummy 🙂
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