Welcome to the February Pinterest Challenge Blog Hop, hosted by My Pinterventures. A group of bloggers get together and motivate one another to not just pin, but to actually try those pins! This month I decided to try this Cake Mix Pie Crust because it sounded very interesting and tasty. I like finding new shortcuts for tasty treats.
I love baking pies and love to make them to take to my friends and neighbors. I wanted to see if this recipe, shared by Hoosier Homemade from a Duncan Hines field trip, would be a go-to option for quick pie baking. This is one of those recipes where the possibilities are endless.
I'm making a vanilla crust with a salted caramel cheesecake filling. You can make this pie crust in any flavor that a cake mix comes in! Think of the possibilities! I'm already thinking of the Easter pies that I am going to make!
I love baking pies and love to make them to take to my friends and neighbors. I wanted to see if this recipe, shared by Hoosier Homemade from a Duncan Hines field trip, would be a go-to option for quick pie baking. This is one of those recipes where the possibilities are endless.
I'm making a vanilla crust with a salted caramel cheesecake filling. You can make this pie crust in any flavor that a cake mix comes in! Think of the possibilities! I'm already thinking of the Easter pies that I am going to make!
This crust isn't like the pie crust you are familiar with. This has a cookie like taste which goes well with pudding style fillings. You pre-bake this pie crust, so you don't want to use it to make a pie you have to bake the filling. This is for no-bake fillings.
I consider this pie crust a great success! It has a cookie-like taste and texture and compliments my pie filling very well.
Yield: 8
Cake Mix Pie Crust
A pie crust made from the convenience of a cake mix.
prep time: 25 minscook time: 15 minstotal time: 40 mins
ingredients:
- 1 vanilla cake mix
- 1 whole egg
- 3 egg yolks
- 1 T softened butter
- 1 t milk if needed to make crust hold together
instructions
- Mix all ingredients until they combine. Add milk if needed.
- Make a ball of the dough and knead it a few times.
- Divide into two equal portions.
- Wrap each portion in plastic wrap and chill 15 minutes.
- Remove one portion and roll it out with a rolling pin and a bit of flour on the countertop.
- Place in pie pan.
- Prick with a fork all the way down to the pan and all over the crust.
- Bake at 350 for 20-25 minutes.
- Cool. Fill with desired, no-bake fillings.
NOTES:
This is a pre-baked crust to use with no-bake fillings.
calories
56
56
fat (grams)
4
4
sat. fat (grams)
2
2
carbs (grams)
4
4
net carbs
2
2
protein (grams)
2
2
sugar (grams)
2
2
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Something I have not tried doing before. This has me interested in how it tastes and the texture. Going to have to make this pie crust to find out.
ReplyDeleteIt's much like a chewy cookies.
DeleteThis sounds interesting and has me thinking of a Chocolate Pie and is making me hungry so off to the store I go.
ReplyDeleteOoo this sounds like a tasty crust to try out. We do enjoy eating pies in this house. I'll have to give this crust a taste.
ReplyDeleteI didn't know that you could make a cake pie crust. That has got to be amazing. Just considering how sweet cake is the pie crust will be amazing.
ReplyDeleteI would so eat that by itself. Maybe DIP IT into frosting?! Hubba Hubba!!! Sounds like a great breakfast to me, LOL!
ReplyDeleteI had no idea that you could make pie crust out of cake batter. I'm sure this taste amazing.
ReplyDeleteNow this looks like a great pie crust, I had no idea you could use something similar to cake batter to make one!
ReplyDeleteI can't tell you how many times I find a deal on cake mix at the grocery store and then get tired of cupcakes. This recipe is awesome and unique! I'll definitely give it a try!
ReplyDeleteYou can make pie crust out of cake mix? I had no idea that was possible!
ReplyDeleteMy husband is our pie maker and insist on homemade. I will have to share this recipe with him, it looks amazing!
ReplyDeleteThat sounds absolutely delicious. I didn't realize this could be done. YUM. I will be trying this for sure. xo Diana
ReplyDeleteThis is so creative. I have never heard of making a pie crust out of cake mix. I definitely want to try this.
ReplyDeleteChocolate pie is one of my favorite and yes make the crust extra crunchy yumm! I definitely bookmarking this recipe and will definitely make it on my next day off.
ReplyDeleteI'm definitely going to give this a try! I love cake mix hacks. It's great to know this turns out well.
ReplyDeleteWell now this looks super yummy and like something I could make and not screw up! LOL!!
ReplyDeleteI am so glad that you tried and liked that recipe. It really looks easy and quick. So happy that it's tasty too. A must try recipe for sure!
ReplyDeleteThis would be a great pie crust for an apple pie or blueberry pie. I am already imagining how tasty a pie would be.
ReplyDeleteI am so intrigued and can not wait to try making a pie crust from a cake mix. I had no idea you could do that but I could see this being very versatile!! Pinned.
ReplyDeleteI love a good pie and I've been wanting to learn how to prepare my own crust. Didn't know it is this easy. Thank you for this.
ReplyDeleteThis is a great idea. I would have never thought to do this with cake mix. This sounds so good and interesting.
ReplyDeleteI never thought that you could make pie crust out of cake batter but I would eat it right now!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the great recipe! I've never tried a pie crust like this, but pie crusts are one of those things that always give me grief. Yours looks so pretty, too.
ReplyDeleteThere is no doubt in my mind how delicious the pie will be using this crust! I love these Pinterest challenges for this very reason, great ideas!
ReplyDeleteThis is amazing to use cake batter for a pie crust! Who would have thought!!! Thanks for inspiring us with this one! Pinned for later!
ReplyDeleteThis is such a cool idea. The different flavors could really change up the pie and I bet it has an amazing texture.
ReplyDeleteI make no-bake pies all the time and I have to give this cake crust a try. I bet it's the perfect combo to cut back on some of the sweeter pudding type pies.
ReplyDeleteMy husband is the designated pie maker in our house, and this looks like a winner to share with him --- I look forward to eating it!
ReplyDeleteThis looks so much easier than a regular pie crust and love all of the flavor options available!
ReplyDeleteYou had me at "pie"! ;-) This recipe reminds me of short crust, but using cake mix, the range of flavors just went through the roof! Great idea! pinning -Marci @ Stone Cottage Adventures
ReplyDeleteYum! I would have never thought to try a cake mix to make a pie crust. Just imagine all of the wonderful flavors to try out! Pinned!
ReplyDeleteThis sounds yummy, I never thought about using cake mix! We make our own cake mix in bulk here, since my daughter is allergic to wheat and gluten-free cake mixes are so over priced!
ReplyDeleteNow I'm intrigued! Your suggestion to use a creamy pie filling sounds good, too. I've pinned this to give it a try.
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