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Raspberry Pie is an easy berry pie recipe! Make this pie with a double crust, lattice, or even a crumble topping! It’s such an easy pie recipe.
What is Raspberry Pie?
An easy berry pie recipe is something that everyone needs in their recipe box. This Raspberry Pie can be that recipe, whether you use raspberries or any of your favorite berry.
The best thing about this recipe is that you can use fresh or frozen berries, so if you’re craving Raspberry Pie outside of berry season, don’t worry. You can still make this pie!
My goal this month is to get all the basic pie recipes onto this site. I want to be a pie resource, so I need all sorts of pie recipes besides just blueberry, apple, and pecan.
Normally when I make a fruit pie, I make a crumble topping, but for this Raspberry Pie I decided to make a double crust instead.
Why You’ll Love This Pie
The beauty of this pie recipe is that you can use a double crust, lattice, or make a crumble topping. Make whatever kind of pie you love!
Perfect Double Crust Raspberry Pie
For as much as I love crust, I don’t have a ton of double crust pie recipes on my site. When I was brainstorming pie recipes, berry pie kept coming up. I had blueberry pie covered but I wanted to do something else that wasn’t just the normal blueberry or blackberry pie.
Raspberry pie just seems like the perfect old-fashioned pie recipe, doesn’t it? I can just imagine grandmothers everywhere rolling out pastry and filling the pie with fresh raspberries or frozen from last season.
Now, double crust pies are probably the most simple ones to assemble: just plop that second crust right on top the first. But it’s easy to make a decorative double crust pie too, and it’s more fun!
How to make Raspberry Pie
Like I said with my blueberry pie recipe, the filling is a standard fruit pie filling. This works with ANY berry or fresh fruit. You only need a few ingredients:
- Raspberries (or any berry), fresh or frozen. If using frozen, make sure they’re thawed and completely drained.
- Cornstarch for binding. I find cornstarch works best at thickening your pie.
- Lemon juice for brightness of flavor
Just mix the ingredients together and place them in your pie crust!
How do you make a decorative double crust pie?
By using cookie cutters!
I’ve seen so many different kinds of decorative pie crusts online but I know that I’m not the best person to try and show off how to braid a lattice or make some sort of elaborate double crust with leaf shaped pie crusts or something. But cookie cutters? That’s something that I can do.
Like I said, a double crust pie is one of the easiest. You can use refrigerated pie crusts or double my all butter pie crust recipe. Put one crust in the bottom and add your filling.
Then, simply lay the second crust over the top and trim and crimp.
Tip: make sure you at the very least cut some slits in the top crust to vent the steam, or your crust will bubble and puff. But instead of just cutting slits, you can get creative with cookie cutters.
Since I was making a raspberry pie, which is red, it made me think of hearts. I used two different size heart cookie cutters to make the shapes. Watch the video to see how I did it!
FAQs
Store this pie loosely covered in the refrigerator for up to 3 days.
You can freeze the baked pie or the unbaked pie for up to 3 months. Thaw before baking frozen unbaked pie.
Raspberry Pie
Ingredients
- 1 recipe All Butter Pie Crust
- 5 cups fresh or thawed frozen raspberries (approximately 2 pounds)
- ⅔ cup (134g) granulated sugar
- 1 tablespoon (15ml) lemon juice
- 4 tablespoons (32g) cornstarch
For topping:
- 1 recipe All Butter Pie Crust OR
- 1 recipe Crumble Topping
Instructions
- Preheat oven to 425°F.
- Place one pie crust in the bottom of a 9-inch pie plate and crimp as desired.
- Carefully stir together raspberries, sugar, lemon juice, and cornstarch. Pour into prepared pie plate.
Topping choices:
- Top the pie by making a lattice (see note) or a double crust pie. If using a double crust pie, be sure to cut holes in the top to vent during baking. If desired, cut shapes out of the top pie crust using a cookie cutter (such as a heart, as in the photos).
- Top the pie with a crumble topping.
- Place a pie shield around the edge of the pie and place the pie on a cookie sheet.
- Bake for 10 minutes at 425° then lower the temperature to 350°F and bake for about 30-40 minutes, or until crust is baked through and golden.
Recipe Video
Recipe Notes
- Crumble Topping
- Two Crusts
- Lattice Pie Crust
I made this recipe for my raspberry crumble tarts. I bought frozen tarts shells and filled with the raspberry pie filling from recipe. I topped it with the crumble topping from the recipe. I used organic granular sugar for both filling and crumble. I baked at 425 for 8 mins then 350 for about 22 minutes until golden brown. Fantastic recipe…I will use this recipe moving forward. So tasty and the filling had a great consistency inside! Yummy!
This is the best filling ever! I’ve made it twice now and has been such a huge success with friends and family! Love that it’s not too sweet!!! Definitely my go to recipe ❤❤❤❤😊
I forgot to mention that I used honey in place of the sugar and it tasted wonderful!
Hi Loretta , Could you tell me how much honey you put ìn your pie. Was it the same amount as the sugar. Will like to try it with the honey.
Made this for my husband’s birthday and it was wonderful! Definitely the best Raspberry pie I have ever made. I used the crumble topping and it was delish. My husband loves Raspberry pie and every year I have tried making it for his birthday and the crust always comes out hard (we use gluten free flour). Not this crust! It was light and flaky! I used Cup 4 Cup All Purpose Flour this time and I think between this recipe and that flour it made a huge difference. Someone mentioned the cinnamon in the video so I added a teaspoon of cinnamon too after watching the video. After 20 years I now have a go to Raspberry Pie recipe that we all love! Thank you!!!
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