Cherry Pie (Classic Lattice-Crust)
Ruby-red filling under a buttery lattice—sweet, tart, and timeless.
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There’s something deeply comforting about a homemade pie cooling on the counter. The golden crust, bubbling filling, and the way a single slice can carry memories of family gatherings and cozy kitchens. These are more than desserts — they’re stories baked in a crust.
In this roundup, I’ve gathered the best farmhouse pies — old-fashioned, nostalgic recipes that deserve a place at your table. From tart and fruity to silky and creamy, each recipe carries the flavor of tradition.
Farmhouse pies are made with simple ingredients — flour, butter, sugar, eggs, and whatever fruit or cream was on hand. They’re honest, humble, and full of heart. These recipes remind us that you don’t need perfection to create something worth remembering.
There’s nothing cozier than a pie cooling on the counter—golden crust, bubbling filling, and a slice that tastes like home. These are my most-loved farmhouse pies, each with simple ingredients and step-by-step recipes.
Ruby-red filling under a buttery lattice—sweet, tart, and timeless.
Sweet-tart berries in a golden crust; a summer staple.
Juicy peaches baked to bubbling sunshine in a flaky shell.
Silky coconut custard crowned with whipped cream.
Tangy lemon custard under pillowy, golden meringue.
Silky, simple, and budget-friendly—true farmhouse comfort.
Rich molasses filling with buttery crumbs—Amish classic.
Spiced fruit filling with old-world holiday charm.
Velvety, gently spiced, and deeply nostalgic.
Tart, creamy custard in a graham cracker crust.
P.S. Don’t forget the crust: Buttery Flaky Pie Crust always steals the show. 🥧
Whether you’re baking for Sunday dinner, a holiday table, or just because, these pies bring comfort, nostalgia, and that unmistakable farmhouse warmth.
Bake one (or all!) of these recipes, and you’ll see why farmhouse pies never go out of style.