Tradition, magic, memories, call it what you want but holidays are not appropriate unless the round crust sandwiched pecan or pumpkin or apple filling makes its way to the table. Pie shops around the metro area are gearing up for Thanksgiving with new flavor combinations, gluten-free options, and more.
Fifteen different shops and bakeries are listed for you to choose from. Weight your options carefully and consider going outside the box with choices like the Helliemae's Chili Palmer Pecan Pie at Wednesday's Pie, the cherry pie at the Post, or the traditional yet unexpected Linzer Torte at City Bakery.
Only 100 pies are made for Thanksgiving and you can order yours now. Whole pies start at $13.50. If you aren't lucky enough to get a Thanksgiving pie, visit the shop on Tuesdays for the best selection of pies available.
For Thanksgiving, the Bakehouse is making Mile High apple pie, salted maple chocolate chunk pecan pie, and a ginger snap pumpkin pie, also available gluten free. Naturally gluten free is the flourless spiced chocolate cake.
Three classics-- pecan, apple and pumpkin (with house-roasted pumpkin purée) -- are available for $20 each. A French Chocolate Tart as well as a Chestnut Cheesecake are also being offered.
Nine inch pies in five flavors- pumpkin, pecan, chocolate pecan, apple and coconut cream are available for ordering now until November 24 with the 27 being the last pick up day. The pies cost between $18 and $21 with a gluten free option for pumpkin and pecan that costs $25 and $28 respectively.
Pumpkin Spice Tart and Pecan Hazelnut Tart are available to order for the holidays. They cost $24 and $30 respectively and come with a spiced Anglaise sauce. For a nontraditional option, consider the irresistible Linzer Torte.
There are three flavors available for ordering: black-bottom pecan, classic pumpkin, or apple streusel. All pies are made with a house made 9" pie shell, serve 10 to 12 people and retail for $25.
In addition to its selection of regular pies, this holiday, the shop will make mince meat pie, sugar-free pumpkin, sweet potato pie, and brandy nut pie. Gluten-free pies are available.
Traditional holiday pies, fruit pies, and chocolate cream pies, this shop does it all. They deliver in Boulder County for $5, ship via FedEx in the United States, and will consider making a custom pie if you request one.
The TAG Restaurant Group is offering four kinds of pies crafted by the pastry chefs at Sugarmill: apple crumble, pecan, pumpkin, and bourbon pecan chocolate chip ranging in price between $23 and $28. Orders can be placed by calling 303.297.3540.
Pie selections can include peach huckleberry, blackberry, apple crumble, chocolate bourbon pecan, cherry, and more. Call the restaurant and pie shop for available selection and more information.
The Post is taking phone-in orders (303.593.2066) for its cherry, pumpkin, and pecan pies, to be picked up on Wednesday, November 26. The prices range between $19.95 and $24.95.
Four classic pies are offered before Thanksgiving: apple, cherry, pumpkin, and pecan. During the rest of the year, the bakery offers a wider selection.
This mobile pie shop makes its creations in cast iron pans. For the holiday, three sweet pies are offered: bourbon chocolate pecan, pear and lavender, and salted lavender honey custard. For truck stops and ordering info, visit the website.
Only 100 pies are made for Thanksgiving and you can order yours now. Whole pies start at $13.50. If you aren't lucky enough to get a Thanksgiving pie, visit the shop on Tuesdays for the best selection of pies available.
For Thanksgiving, the Bakehouse is making Mile High apple pie, salted maple chocolate chunk pecan pie, and a ginger snap pumpkin pie, also available gluten free. Naturally gluten free is the flourless spiced chocolate cake.
Three classics-- pecan, apple and pumpkin (with house-roasted pumpkin purée) -- are available for $20 each. A French Chocolate Tart as well as a Chestnut Cheesecake are also being offered.
Nine inch pies in five flavors- pumpkin, pecan, chocolate pecan, apple and coconut cream are available for ordering now until November 24 with the 27 being the last pick up day. The pies cost between $18 and $21 with a gluten free option for pumpkin and pecan that costs $25 and $28 respectively.
Pumpkin Spice Tart and Pecan Hazelnut Tart are available to order for the holidays. They cost $24 and $30 respectively and come with a spiced Anglaise sauce. For a nontraditional option, consider the irresistible Linzer Torte.
There are three flavors available for ordering: black-bottom pecan, classic pumpkin, or apple streusel. All pies are made with a house made 9" pie shell, serve 10 to 12 people and retail for $25.
In addition to its selection of regular pies, this holiday, the shop will make mince meat pie, sugar-free pumpkin, sweet potato pie, and brandy nut pie. Gluten-free pies are available.
Traditional holiday pies, fruit pies, and chocolate cream pies, this shop does it all. They deliver in Boulder County for $5, ship via FedEx in the United States, and will consider making a custom pie if you request one.
The TAG Restaurant Group is offering four kinds of pies crafted by the pastry chefs at Sugarmill: apple crumble, pecan, pumpkin, and bourbon pecan chocolate chip ranging in price between $23 and $28. Orders can be placed by calling 303.297.3540.
Pie selections can include peach huckleberry, blackberry, apple crumble, chocolate bourbon pecan, cherry, and more. Call the restaurant and pie shop for available selection and more information.
The Post is taking phone-in orders (303.593.2066) for its cherry, pumpkin, and pecan pies, to be picked up on Wednesday, November 26. The prices range between $19.95 and $24.95.
Four classic pies are offered before Thanksgiving: apple, cherry, pumpkin, and pecan. During the rest of the year, the bakery offers a wider selection.
This mobile pie shop makes its creations in cast iron pans. For the holiday, three sweet pies are offered: bourbon chocolate pecan, pear and lavender, and salted lavender honey custard. For truck stops and ordering info, visit the website.
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