Jane Austen once said, “Good apple pies are a considerable part of our domestic happiness.” It’s hard to argue the sentiment. There are few things that feel more autumnal than that first delicious apple pie. Relish Decor invites you to try one of our favorite cozy and easy recipes.
We wanted to take a moment to wish all of our customers a very happy Thanksgiving. Without you, Relish Decor wouldn’t be possible. Thanks for allowing us to be a part of your home this holiday season. We look forward to sharing many memories with you in the future.
Fast review: Pie just might be the perfect food. It’s nostalgic, it’s heart warming, and it’s downright tasty.
Jennifer Katzinger takes a fresh approach by adapting classic pie recipes to fit both gluten-free and vegan lifestyles in her cookbook, Gluten-Free and Vegan Pie. As the former owner of Seattle’s popular gluten-free and vegan Flying Apron Bakery, Jennifer Katzinger is an expert in the field. Chapters span from tarts to hand pies to an entire chapter just on crusts. The recipes within each chapter are organized quarterly from spring to winter to make the most out of fresh harvested ingredients and seasonal flavors.
In this book, pie becomes a year-round expression of fresh, ripe fruits and vegetables. With more than fifty sweet and savory pie recipes, her book has a place in any baker’s kitchen—especially with the holidays around the corner. Buy your copy here and start rolling that crust dough!
Whose Kitchen You Would Find It In: Holiday host, health conscious baker, vegans, gluten-free fanatics, everyone—because who doesn’t love pie?
Tired of tiered cakes and cupcake displays as the go-to desserts for big events and weddings? Not that we don’t love a good cake or cupcake, and the nod to tradition. We love a good fluffy baked treat with silky frosting and creamy ganache, especially when topped with an inspired decoration. But sometimes we like a little something different, too, especially for a more rustic, vintage, or comfortable, homey vibe—and what’s better for that than warm, flaky pies?