WILD BLUEBERRY PIE recipe | Homemade & Handmade!

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Superior berries baked in a tender, flaky crust, bubbling with the perfect mix of sweet, tang and spice - our WILD BLUEBERRY PIE will exceed your greatest expectations.
To put this in perspective, our intent is to share our absolute favourite recipes with you, but every once and a while we produce something that makes even us say “Wow!” This WILD BLUEBERRY PIE is that, and then some!
For repeat visitors interested in a story, settle in and get ready to talk about feelings.
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Let me just admit from the outset, my family and closest friends all know I’m a pretty emotional guy. Thankfully, I’m good with that. I’m the guy who gets all misty when I meet dogs - any dog, ALL dogs. I’ve also been known to shed a tear when I walk into a room filled with people I deeply care about; it’s these moments of overwhelming joy that bring tears to my eyes.
While working on this recipe, I came face-to-face with yet another instance where my feelings got the best of me. I prepped the ingredients, assembled the pie, baked it and gave it time to cool. After all of that, we got ready to shoot video of that first bite and, yup, it took everything in my power, not to break down in a puddle of tears. The joy of tasting this WILD BLUEBERRY PIE does it to me every time.
So, if your feeling a bit down and need a boost of positive vibes (and who doesn’t?), I have three simple suggestions; go out and hug a dog, hang out with people you love deeply, and make this WILD BLUEBERRY PIE. Trust me, you’ll feel great!
Here are some things to keep in mind:
PIE DOUGH - If you’re someone who hesitates to make a pie because you fear working with pie dough, let’s change that right here, right now. Make sure to check out our simple 1-minute video tutorial. The one truth every seasoned pie maker knows is that practice makes perfect!
WILD BLUEBERRIES - Whenever we prepare a dessert that involves only one fruit, you simply have to find the best. Wild blueberries never, ever disappoint.
Up here in Ontario’s cottage country, wild blueberry picking is a time-honoured tradition where just a bit of effort can reap joy-inducing rewards. If heading off into the bush isn’t your thing, keep your eyes peeled for the arrival of these petite, jewel-like berries at local farm stands.
While we especially love wild blueberries for their intense, tangy flavour, let’s not forget their other important attribute - they hold their shape, texture and colour when baked and used in food preparation.
SUGAR & SPICE - I used two sugars in this recipe and love the depth of flavour they added. I also think the pinch of both ground cinnamon and nutmeg played perfectly off of the natural tang of wild blueberries. Since I’m only calling for a pinch of each, give this hit of fragrant spices a try - I know you’ll love it.
THE UPPER CRUST - Sometimes, the best things happen when you purposefully stop to rethink a key step in a recipe. The upper crust treatment in this recipe evolved from my goal to create a new look from the previously used trellis crust on our delicious INDIVIDUAL TURKEY POT PIES and full vented crust on our RHUBARB PIE.
In my mind, I envisioned little blueberries peeking out from under the crust. This was easier than you might think, and all you’ll need to accomplish this stunning look are a few different sized vegetable and/or cookie cutters.
STAY COOL - It’s essential to give your finished pie a chance to cool for a bit before serving; I suggest letting it sit for two hours. Even with this extended cooldown, one of the hallmarks of a homemade blueberry pie is the way it weeps slightly when cut. Suggestion: have a spoon handy when you cut your pie to snag a taste of the extremely flavourful syrup slowly coming off the pie.
I’m really hoping I’ve inspired you to try our WILD BLUEBERRY PIE, and if part of your experience mirrors mine and you end up just a bit verklempt, so be it. Go easy on yourself - they’re feelings, nothing more than feelings!
Make a WILD BLUEBERRY PIE and feel the love for homemade pie!
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  • @orple7
    @orple711 ай бұрын

    I never tried a blueberry pie that I really liked, so I never bothered making one. Went to Maine during peak blueberry season last week, and figured it was my best shot at a really good blueberry pie. Did. Not. Disappoint! So glad I tried it out-this recipe is delish! I brought some blueberries back with me and I'm making another pie tonight :) I used golden and brown sugar and forgot about the butter on top of the filling, but otherwise stayed true to the recipe. The pie cooled overnight, but was still a little soupy. Trying again with tapioca powder.

  • @Weekendatthecottage

    @Weekendatthecottage

    11 ай бұрын

    Thanks, Orple. Believe it or not... that missing butter is your secret weapon! Some kinda weird reaction happens with the sugar, flour and butter... it gets the filling to bind... enjoy!

  • @susanbutler8282
    @susanbutler82825 жыл бұрын

    I made this delicious pie this weekend. My family raved! Thanks for the step by step video instructions to go with the recipe on your site. Exactly what I needed to impress my family!

  • @Weekendatthecottage

    @Weekendatthecottage

    5 жыл бұрын

    Yay! Thanks for the vote of confidence - we say, Pie for everyone!!!!

  • @natashafernando3503
    @natashafernando35032 жыл бұрын

    That was absolutely beautiful! Wish we had blueberries in Srilanka 😕can I make with frozen berries?

  • @Weekendatthecottage

    @Weekendatthecottage

    2 жыл бұрын

    Hello from Canada, Natasha!!! Yes you can use frozen berries, just make sure they're not too watery!

  • @m.corege9726
    @m.corege97266 жыл бұрын

    I so love your videos - you are a joy to watch with all your informative bits of information on pie making - can't say I ever see wild blueberries in the store and must settle for the regular kind - perhaps in the fall, when the weather changes, I would love to see any recipes you might have using 'lentils' - a faithful follower, cheers from Canada

  • @Weekendatthecottage

    @Weekendatthecottage

    6 жыл бұрын

    Thanks for your kind comments! We'll make lentils just for you... stay tuned! XO

  • @MrsKringlesKitchen
    @MrsKringlesKitchen6 жыл бұрын

    A pie delicious enough to make me cry! I'm down!! :-)

  • @Weekendatthecottage

    @Weekendatthecottage

    6 жыл бұрын

    Wish we were neighbors... I'd bring you a slice... along with a box of Kleenex!

  • @andreah.5962
    @andreah.59623 жыл бұрын

    We made your pie and it's delicious! Mine came out really soupy, can anything be done about that?

  • @Weekendatthecottage

    @Weekendatthecottage

    3 жыл бұрын

    Hi Andrea! Thanks for trying the recipe. Here are a couple suggestions: make sure to stir sugar and cornstarch thoroughly before adding to berries? Was it baked long enough? Did it cool enough to set???

  • @andreah.5962

    @andreah.5962

    3 жыл бұрын

    @@Weekendatthecottage I think maybe it was the stirring of the cornstarch and sugar prior to adding to the blueberries. Thank you for the help!

  • @isabelthomson5179
    @isabelthomson51794 жыл бұрын

    Yum looks delicious 😍✨ I'm in New Zealand so only have frozen wild blueberries from Canada are these still ok to use ?

  • @Weekendatthecottage

    @Weekendatthecottage

    4 жыл бұрын

    Yes... but make sure to drain away excess liquid before you make the pie! Happy summer!!!

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