Pies art

Including the city's skyline 🌇

I had intended to make an apple pie for Easter this weekend, but when I had everything set up and ready, I realized I only had half the amount of apples I needed! So I improvised with what I had on hand - some frozen strawberries, raspberries, flour, and bananas (as thickener.) Well it may have begun as an accident, but it turned out to be the most delicious flavour I've ever baked! I will definitely be making "leftovers" pie in the future..

German baker and photographer Karin Pfeiff-Boschek takes pastry baking to a whole new level that is definitely close to pie-fection. She masterfully arranges dough and fruits into the most beautiful pie crust designs. Vibrant botanical and geometrical ornaments on top of delicious pies make them almost too pretty to eat.

Self-taught baker Helen Nugent calls herself a "messy kitchen maker". Her pies, however, are anything but! It doesn't matter what angle you choose to look at them; everything from the pristine filling to the carefully designed crust looks absolutely gorgeous, just begging to climb into your mouth.

Elevate your dessert table with these extraordinary pie designs showcasing adorable animals, stunning portraits, and more. Make Thanksgiving inclusive for everyone with the charming Bun Bun Pie—a perfect addition for vegetarians at your dinner table.

Not all pies are created equal. Some, like mine, are miserable trainwrecks, while others, like the amazing pies on this list, are culinary masterpieces.

At Better Homes and Gardens we're always keeping an eye out for new food trends. Here are the food trends we think you'll soon be seeing on restaurant menus, on grocery store shelves, and in your own kitchen.

These breathtaking pies are out of this world.