This caramel apple pie features an ultra flaky pie crust, a sweet-tart apple filling, a chewy crumble topping, and it’s finished with a drizzle of caramel sauce.
In Ree Drummonds’s signature style, The Pioneer Woman Cooks: A Year of Holidays: 140 Step-by-Step Recipes for Simple, Scrumptious Celebrations replicates the recipe style that’s made legions of The Pioneer Woman fans melt with each blog post.
Plus it features this recipe for Caramel Apple Pie. I mean, what’s not to like?
If you’re looking for a cookbook that introduces fancy cooking techniques and intricate recipe stylings, keep on looking through those bookshelves, because this is NOT that book. And that’s exactly why it’s so good, because it’s a treasure trove of family favorites and other scrumptious excuses to gather around the table for a year of holiday celebrating.
With regular appearances by her basset hounds Charlie and Walter, plus photos and stories featuring life on the ranch with her two-legged family members, A Year of Holidays features real-life food for the family with hundreds of step-by-step photos. There’s so much in there it’s sure to turn even the most novice chef into a confident cook in the kitchen.
And as with everything Ree does, it’s delivered with a humorous twist.
Along with holiday do-ahead game-plans—what to do the day before, and the day of the big day to make your celebrating easy for even the hostess— here’s why, in Ree’s words, you need to make the recipes in this book:
For New Years Day, Ree says her Coconut Ginger Baked French Toast is, “So wonderfully tropical you’ll be struck with the sudden urge to rub zinc oxide all over your nose.”
Huevo In the Heart is a tex-mex version of Frog In the Hole using tortillas and salsa to create a bleeding heart, which Ree says, “May not be terribly romantic at all. But at least it tastes good.”
Peach Cobbler heads up the summertime cookouts where Ree declares cobbler to be a very controversial subject. “I don’t care which cobbler is the correct version! I’ll eat it however I can get it!”
She just might be my soul sister. And I like a sister who will feed me good food and make me laugh all at the same time.
A Year of Holidays is sure to become a go-to resource for every home cook, sharing the basic building blocks to create many new recipes and family memories.
When deciding what I might make from her book, I had plenty of choices thanks to the 140 recipes packed into 400 pages. Then I flipped to Caramel Apple Pie, a standard at Ree’s Thanksgiving Feast. I was a goner when I read her words, “This apple pie will make you cry. But in a good, cleanse-your-soul way.”
Who couldn’t use a good cry thanks to pie? Especially when it’s with tears of joy while savoring a mix of oatmeal crumble, creamy caramel and classic apple pie.
Thank you Ree, for helping my soul become pure once again with your Caramel Apple Pie.
What’s in This Caramel Apple Pie?
This caramel apple pie is essentially an apple pie with crumble topping that’s been drizzled with caramel sauce. It requires a little more prep work than your average apple pie recipe from scratch, but I pinky promise the few extra minutes in the kitchen are worth it.
Here’s what you’ll need to make this caramel apple crumble pie:
- Single pie crust
- Apples
- Lemon juice
- Granulated sugar
- All-purpose flour
- Salt
- Butter
- Brown sugar
- Quick oats
- Chopped pecans
- Jarred caramel topping
What Are the Best Apples for Apple Pie?
It’s taken me years to figure out which apples are best for pies. Granny Smith, with their firm texture and tart punch, are the classic filler. I found Braeburn and Pink Ladies are a great combo too thanks to this guide.
How to Make Caramel Apple Pie
You’ll first need to prep and roll out your pie crust, then place it in the pie dish and crimp it. I’ve linked my go-to butter pie crust recipe in the recipe card below, but you’re welcome to use your favorite store-bought pie crust too.
Once the pie crust has been prepped, you can move onto the apple pie filling. Peel and thinly slice the apples, then toss them with a little lemon juice, sugar, flour and salt.
Next, prep the apple crumble pie topping. It’s essentially an apple crisp topping that’s made with quick oats instead of the usual rolled oats.
Mound the apples in the pie crust, then sprinkle the crumble topping over them. Bake the apple pie with crumb topping until it’s golden brown. You’ll need to let it cool before drizzling with caramel sauce and serving.
How to Store Apple Pie
This caramel apple pie can be stored at room temperature for up to 3 days. If you plan on making this pie in advance, I recommend waiting to drizzle the caramel sauce over top until you’re ready to slice and serve it. This will prevent the crust from becoming soggy as the apple crumble pie sits on your counter.
Can You Freeze Apple Pie?
Yes, this apple pie with crumb topping freezes incredibly well. Again, you’ll want to freeze it without the caramel sauce, if possible. You can freeze the pie whole in its pie plate, or wrap slices in plastic wrap and freeze them individually.
Tips for Making Caramel Apple Pie
When you first assemble the pie, the mound of apples looks massive. Don’t worry, the apple pie filling cooks down a lot in the oven and flattens out by itself.
This pie cuts best when it has cooled completely and firmed up, so allow yourself at least several hours of resting time before cutting and serving. Then if you’re dying for a piece as a warmed up base for cold ice cream, just pop it in the microwave for a few minutes.
The pilgrims planted the first United States apple trees in the Massachusetts Bay Colony. Okay, not necessarily a recipe note, but throw that apple fact out at the Thanksgiving dinner and you’re sure to impress.
More Pie Recipes to Whip Up for the Holidays
- The Berry Best Four Berry Pie
- Apple and Pear Chocolate Hand Pies
- Key Lime Pie
- Skillet Cherry Pie
- Raspberry Peach Hand Pies
- German Chocolate Brownie Pie
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Pioneeer Woman's Caramel Apple Pie
This caramel apple pie features an ultra flaky pie crust, a sweet-tart apple filling, a chewy crumble topping, and it's finished with a drizzle of caramel sauce.
Ingredients
Apple Pie
- 1 unbaked pie crust
- 7-8 cups peeled and sliced Granny Smith apples
- juice of half of a lemon
- 1/2 cup granulated sugar
- 1/4 cup all-purpose flour
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
Crumble Topping
- 3/4 cup butter (or 1 ½ sticks)
- 1/2 cup all-purpose flour
- 1 cup packed brown sugar
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 cup quick oats
- 1/2 cup finely chopped pecans
- 1/2 cup jarred caramel topping
Instructions
- Preheat the oven to 375 degrees F.
- Roll the pie crust on a lightly floured surface until about 1 inch larger in diameter than the top of a 9-inch pie pan. Fold the crust in half and transfer it to the pie pan and unfold it.
- Carefully cut the edges of the pan so it hangs just below the lip and then tuck the edges underneath to form a neat crust rim then crimp the edges of the crust.
- Toss the apples with the lemon juice, sugar, flour and salt in a large bowl and set aside.
- In another large bowl, combine the butter, flour, brown sugar and salt and blend with a pastry blender into pea size pieces.
- Add the oats and pecans and combine.
- Mound the apples into the pie crust then sprinkle with the oat topping.
- Lightly cover the edges of the pie crust with aluminum foil and bake for 25 minutes. Remove the foil and continue baking for 25-30 minutes or until the top is golden brown. Cover the entire pie with aluminum foil if it seems to be baking too quickly.
- Remove from the oven and allow to cool completely. Drizzle with caramel sauce, slice and serve.
More Apple Desserts to Make This Fall
- Quick and Rustic Apple Tart
- Apple Cherry Strudel
- Caramel Apple Brownies
- Apple Blondies with Cinnamon Almond Streusel
- Apple and Blueberry Crumble
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Laura (Tutti Dolci) says
Gorgeous pie, I love that topping and caramel drizzle!
Averie @ Averie Cooks says
That pie looks glorious. I made a caramel apple pie for thanksgiving last year and am loving all the streusel topping on yours. I cannot wait to check out Ree’s book. There are so many amazing sounding recipes in it!
Fave holiday is Xmas, and food that goes with it…Xmas cookies!
Kristi says
I would have to say Christmas and favorite meal is steamed shrimp! We have them every year.
Sara H. says
I love Christmas the most! My favorite dish is sweet potato casserole! I also love red velvet anything for Valentine’s Day! Thanks for the giveaway!
Chung-Ah | Damn Delicious says
Oh Heidi, your pie is stunning! Now I’m not a pie maker so that just means I’m coming over for the leftovers.
Ann Adams says
My favorite is Thanksgiving, My dish is dressing!
Sallie says
I love Christmas. And my favorite dish is my mom’s homemade manicotti.
Katie says
Christmas is my favorite holiday and my favorite dish is jello salad.
Kristie says
I love Christmas, and making my grandmother’s recipe for sugar cookies!
Heather says
I love Thanksgiving and the turkey!!! Best meal all year!
libby says
My favorite is Christmas, and I love sugar cookies with sprinkles
Alice // Hip Foodie Mom says
Fave holiday is a toss up between Thanksgiving and Christmas. . and there will always be some sort of potato casserole dish on the table. A potato casserole or gratin and some kind of pie. Definitely.
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JC says
On Christmas Eve my grandmother makes and herb and walnut cheese ball. It is one of the most amazing things ever. I usually ask for one as a christmas gift.
Susan J says
That pie looks delicious! I love Thanksgiving!
Pam Gurganus says
My favorite holiday is Christmas and the dish that goes with it is mincemeat pie!
Robin Schatz says
I love Thanksgiving, and I love ALL the Thanksgiving foods; it’s difficult to pick just one. I make a wonderful turkey and stuffing with plenty for leftovers, so I guess that’s my favorite. I also love Hanukkah and my favorite dish is brisket with latkes and homemade applesauce. My brisket is in the refrigerator right now, with a rub on it and waiting to be braised for tomorrow night. Yum!
Karen D says
Christmas and Plum pudding with hard sauce
Julianne says
I love Christmas and all the yummy and festive Christmas cookies that go with it!!
Susan H. says
I love Easter and my fav dish that goes with it is baked ham. Thanks.
Patti says
I love Christmas, especially when I get to be with the entire family eating Christmas breakfast casserole.
Shelly says
My favorite holiday is Christmas and I love Christmas cookies!
Annette says
Ree’s recipes have steps everyone can repeat….and are tasty for your eyes and taste buds. These posts have caused more than one special trip to the grocery store. Yum.
Nicole S. says
I love Christmas and snickerdoodle cookies!
JenS says
Love new cookbooks
Shoshana says
No Thanksgiving is complete without pumpkin pie. It’s my great-grandmother’s recipe!
Gerry @ foodnessgracious says
Wow, I like all of the holidays….ham, prime rib, turkey I want all of them :)
Jen @ Savory Simple says
Such a delicious looking pie!
JenS says
I don’t have one fav recipe. Every yr I bake new and old baked goods to give away. I love trying new ones
Kim says
I LOVEEEE the cinnamon rolls my dad makes every christmas morning!
faith bernards says
Christmas is my favorite holiday and I love making my Mom’s coffee cake. Yum!
Christina Gathright says
First, that pie looks amazing! Thanksgiving is my favorite food holiday and I love my mom’s cranberry sauce mixed with her stuffing. It’s awesome!
Daphnee Reynolds says
It’s a tie between Thanksgiving and Christmas. My mom makes Sweet Potato Casserole every year and it is so good! My sister and I fight over it! If I could eat one thing all the time, it would be that!
Tori says
Christmas! I love my mom’s german chocolate pie. So delicious!
Jean Lee says
I’m not a fan of apple pie but this one is delish! And my family luvs too. Thanks!!!!
Kate says
I love my grandma’s mashed potatoes we have every Thanksgiving and Christmas. They’re the best!
Kim Henrichs says
Christmas – and i always make chocolate chip cheesecake!
Brittany says
My favorite holiday is Christmas, because my mom makes a big, seafood-based Italian meal (Feast of the Seven Fishes). My favorite dish has to be the zuppa di pesce – pasta with mussels, clams, shrimp, calamari, and scallops with a spicy red sauce.
Patti Burgess says
Christmas Eve is a holiday unto itself in our home, being of Italian decent. It is my favorite, even more so than Christmas. I enjoy all the foods, and the traditions that go with it. Especially the Feast of the 7 Fishes. My 18 year old son and I try and outdo ourselves year after year. This year, he is away at college, so we are doing a different twist. We sent out handwritten invites (going out today!), asking people to bring their favorite Italian appetizer/antipasto or side dish, but leaving the main dish(es) and desserts for us. This will alleviate the pressure on me, being the lone cook in the house. Daughter won’t be coming home as she is spending it with her beau, who is coming back from an extended deployment in the Navy…and she is due to leave on hers, right after the winter break. My guy cleans…no cooking from him!
paula h says
The pie looks wonderful!
Shannon says
Love Christmas Eve & the Czech pierogi we always make.
Amy @ The Nifty Foodie says
I love Christmas! My mom makes the best fudge during the holiday season, so that’s the dish I associate with the holiday!
sabrina says
I love christmas and I love cookies.
jenna says
favorite holiday is july 4th. i love the heat and long summer days of sun and kids running around and playing at the pool. The dish I love for this holiday is gazpacho soup using vine-ripe tomatoes from the garden!
Yvette N. says
Christmas is my favorite holiday because the world suddenly seems more peaceful.
My favorite Christmas dish is the Danish Pastry I make for Christmas breakfast :)
Michelle Boynton says
I teeter on my favorite holidays but I love to make trifles. Making a black forest one at Christmas is always nice.
Yvette N. says
The pie recipe looks wonderful!
Amy B. says
Thanksgiving is the best holiday with the best food for sure. I buy a 14-16 pound turkey for 2 people just in case I wind up having to share. :-)
Mel says
Christmas. All desserts!!
Lisa says
Wow! You had me at caramel. Apple pie seals the deal. What a great book to plan holiday meals from!
Renee says
My favorite holiday is Thanksgiving, and my favorite dish is my dad’s cornbread dressing–yum!
Becky says
Christmas is my favorite and I love our family tradition of bringing lots of chips/dips and cheese and sausage balls, along with ham and some other usuals.
Elizabeth says
My Mom’s Christmas Tree Rolls at Christmas!
Annalise @ Completely Delicious says
Such a beautiful pie!
Deanna says
My favorite holiday is Thanksgiving and enjoy any kind of pie!
Angie says
I love Thanksgiving and the dressing that goes along with it.
Sydney says
My favorite holiday dish is a nice slice of pumpkin pie with a side of dinner. Haha.
Hilary B says
I love Christmas and the plum pudding with custard that goes along with it :)
Liz says
I love Christmas and all the great turkey stuffing, cranberry, mashed potatoes and gravy, and yams.
Lynda M. says
I love Thanksgiving and my mom’s fabulous stuffing!!
Kathy says
What a yummy pie!!!! Looks amazing ;-) my favorite holiday dish is sugar iced cookies!! What a great cookbook! Thanks for this opportunity ;)
Autumn W. says
My favorite holiday is Christmas and growing up my mom made Swedish meatballs and mashed potatoes on Christmas. It’s been a thing ever since !
Kristin says
It’s tough, but I think my favorite holiday will have to be Thanksgiving with my favorite dish being the stuffing from inside the turkey.
Sarah H.P. says
My favorite holiday is Christmas and my favorite dish to go with it is Christmas Butter Cookies!
Barbara @ Barbara Bakes says
Looks fantastic! I’ll have to try it soon.
Juls @Tribechic says
I love Thanksgiving for my mom’s potato dumplings. Second would be the day after any holiday for all the creative things to do with the leftovers…Easter Ham becomes ham and noodles yum
Katie @ Butterlust Blog says
Thanksgiving and Stuffing! I am so freaking excited for Thursday!
Rena says
Hanukkah, and I love donuts!
Jeanne G says
Thanksgiving is my favorite and Minnesota wild rice casserole is my dish! Love it – better the next day! And then there is creamy chicken wild rice soup with the left overs.
Jennifer says
Birthdays and anything funfetti
Carol McQuade says
My favorite has to be Thanksgiving. Christmas is a close 2nd, we have the same food. But with Thanksgiving you’ve waited a WHOLE YEAR to have that scrumptious meal. Turkey, mashed potatoes, gravy, rolls, cranberry sauce, carrots and boiled onions, stuffing, red/orange/yellow jello, cupcakes, squash pie and Thanksgiving Sugar Cookies. Can’t wait.
christine says
i love xmas and roasted pork!
hello haha harf says
christmas is my favorite holiday and my aunt lois makes a fantastic bacon strata thingy that makes me happy girl wiggle!
victoria Paul says
Definitely thanksgiving
Jenn says
Thanksgiving dressing is the best!
Angelina says
Christmas is my favorite time of the year and my grandma’s tamales are the best!
Fiona Young-Brown says
That pie looks fabulous. My favorite holiday dish is actually something for Boxing Day (the day after Christmas). I make a pie using leftover turkey and cranberry sauce. Delicious served cold.
Fiona Nguyen says
I L O V E the holidays, period! That pie looks soooo gooood!
Marnie Halliday says
I love Thanksgiving and homemade pumpkin pie and homemade cranberry sauce (ok, let’s be realistic, I love the potatoes, gravy, basically everything except stuffing).
KELLY says
MY FAVORITE HOLIDAYS ARE THANKSGIVING AND CHRISTMAS – DRESSING AND GRAVY ARE MY FAVORITES :)
Leslie says
Christmas is my favorite holiday. We always start the day with sausage and cheese balls mini biscuits and Monkey Bread!!
Yashica says
Favorite holiday is Thanksgiving and favorite dish is peach cobbler
Sandy says
My favourite holiday is Christmas. I love Christmas cookies, pecan pie, sweet potato casserole and all of the dinner ills too.
Felice/All That's Left Are The Crumbs says
Thanksgiving is my favorite holiday and my favorite dish is my dressing.
Katya says
That pie looks fantastic! And I have been eager to get my hands on this PW cookbook!
theresa krier says
thanksgiving with candied yams
Terri says
Pecan pie is super duper amazing and can’t wait for it!!!!
Lee Ann L. says
Thanksgiving and cornbread dressing.
Alison C. says
Thanksgiving is my favorite food holiday and my all-time favorite Thanksgiving food is my mom’s stuffing. Nothing beats it!
Vicki says
I think I have a foodiecrush on that Caramel Apple Pie!
Kelly G says
Dressing is my fave
Cheryl says
I am making that caramel apple pie…looks fab!
Emily says
Love 4th of July because it means barbecue and apple pie!
karen says
I’m a pie baker and this looks delicious!!
Stephanie says
My favorite holiday to celebrate is Christmas. I love to Christmas bake. My favorite Christmas goodie is soda cracker crunch – easy & delicious!
Ashley P says
My favorite holiday is Christmas, and I love my grandmother’s wedding tea cake cookies that she makes at Christmastime.
Linda L says
My favorite holiday is Christmas, I love when my family is all together and we celebrate with our family traditions like Spaghetti with Lobsta Sauce!
Anna @ Crunchy Creamy Sweet says
The close ups in this post are killing me! I just want to go with a spoon at this pie! GORGEOUS!
My favorite holiday is Christmas – the decor, the songs, the movies and of course the food!
Janet T says
My favorite holiday is 4th of July. My favorite dish for that holiday is cowboy beans!
Rachel says
The Fourth of July!! Love our family’s secret baked bean recipe!!
Emily says
We are hosting Christmas for the first time this year with my in-laws and I cannot disappoint… That pie looks amazing.
Katrina @ Warm Vanilla Sugar says
Christmas and eggnog!
Linda Taylor says
Christmas! and my fav dish is pecan pie
Abby says
It’s always a toss up between Thanksgiving and Christmas, but I absolutely love the chance to bake rolls from scratch eat a big meal with my family on both occasions.
Deborah says
My favorite holiday is Thanksgiving – for the pies!!!
Elizabeth says
I love all the holidays, but I really enjoy Christmas Eve with homemade shredded beef, potato, & carrot tamales!
Sarah says
I love mincemeat pies at Thanksgiving!
Julie says
I LOVE Pioneer Woman. The pie sounds like my favorite way to each apples – in a pie with caramel. Thanks. Pinned it!
Kim C says
My favorite holiday is definitely Thanksgiving for the stuffing!!!
Megan Bascom says
I love Thanksgiving! And pies are a must. This pie looks amazing to eat regardless what holiday it is!
Stacey says
I love thanksgiving and pumpkin pie.
Terri B says
My favorite is Christmas because of the homemade monkey bread and hot chocolate!
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Melissa B says
I lve Thanksgiving for the food, not the turkey, but everything that goes with it! Dressing and gravy!
Melissa R says
Pecan pralines at Christmas are my favorite.
Clara says
Xmas and holiday ham! :)
jessica z says
I love Thanksgiving and the pumpkin pie that goes along with it!
Dana says
matzoh ball soup on Passover
Christine says
Oh my, this pie looks crazy-good and not that hard to make! I can almost taste it now. Have 2 pie recipes marked for baking this week but am adding this to the following week when I have to bring dessert to a dinner party. Oh, and I’d love to win Ree’s book! :)
jen says
I absolutely love turkey and stuffing. Something about that homemade recipe….. really brings back great holiday memories every year.
CJ Pillow says
Christmas with orange slice cake
cecilia says
Christmas–can’t wait to try this apple pie!
Sunnie says
I think my favorite part is the dessert!
Liz says
I love Christmas and the whole turkey dinner.
Liz @ FloatingKitchen says
I love Thanksgiving and the chestnut stuffing is my favorite part!
Josie says
I love Thanksgiving and pumpkin pie
Maureen says
I love Christmas and I love the eggnog related items that go along with the holiday. I make eggnog bread and I make eggnog cheesecake bars.
natalie says
I love Halloween the most, and Oreo “Dirt” is the perfect dish that goes with it.
natalie g says
My favorite holiday is Christmas, and my favorite dish to go along with it is pots de creme.
Christina says
Halloween and anything pumpkin
Jessicaisbaking says
Christmas !! Prime Rib!!!
Maryz says
Thanksgiving is my favorite! Family and friends all together and no gifts! I happen to love all the sides that go with the turkey…sweet potato casserole, stuffing and cranberry sauce!
Leanne T says
Christmas with a beautiful Prime Rib Roast!!
Lisa says
Christmas is my favorite and I love all the cookie baking!
Janice says
The pictures look so scrumptious, can’t wait to try this recipe! Thanksgiving is definitely one of my favorites because of all the food! I love stuffing and gravy best.
Noel says
I love all the food we have on 4th of July. Burgers, corn on the cob, potato salad, etc.
Elizabeth says
Thanksgiving pumpkin pie
Tracey C. says
This pie is my favorite, with my Mom’s sausage stuffing a close second. I’ve been making this pie for YEARS, and everyone who tries it, their eyes go wide, and when they finish their bite, say “OH my goodness, this is SO GOOD!” so yeah – mmmmm.
Charlene says
My only regret is that it is just after midnight on Thanksgiving. And all of my pies are made and I can’t stand the thought of one more trip to my local grocery store. The good news is that Christmas is a great excuse to try this pie!!
Anastacia says
My favorite holiday is Christmas but it doesn’t coincide with my favorite holiday food. The crown would go to Corned Beef and Cabbage from St. Patrick’s Day. I happen to really love that dish. I wait all year for it.
Trina H says
My favourite holiday is Christmas and in Australia most people eat lots of prawns on this day. So my favourite dish is just a plate full of nice fresh prawns.
Katie B says
My favorite holiday would have to be Christmas! I just love seeing everyone’s trees and how they decorate them! I may love Christmas a little more because my birthday is a few days after and its really the holiday I look forward to all year long!! My favorite food to go along with Christmas (and Thanksgiving) would be my grandma’s homemade noodles! Every Christmas she makes a big ol’ pot of noodles and we (yep 7 granddaughters can chow down!) sit and eat all day long! They are absolutely delicious! I definitely need to learn how to make them! I believe Grandma told us this past week that she’s going to have a noodle making lesson for all of us girls!
julianne says
thanksgiving or christmas.. and my {to-be} mother-in-law’s chorizo stuffing! it is to DIE for!
Cheryl W. says
My favorite holiday is Independence day. My favorite dish for that holiday is grilled corn on the cob with cilantro butter.
Mary-Clay @ Cooking with the King says
Christmas! And this goes with Thanksgiving, too, but SAH-WEET POTATO CASSEROLE so help me God.
TaraO says
Thanksgiving is my favorite; I love turkey, pumpkin pie and sweet potatoes!
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Carolsue says
That’s hard to answer. I love sweet potato casserole, however, so I’ll go with that!
Urban Wife says
Thanksgiving and pecan pie
Bri says
I love Ree’s recipes and her humor!
paula says
My favorite Holiday is Christmas. And my favorite dish is all our breakfast dishes we have Christmas morning. We all gather at my parent’s home & have breakfast together. The food is wonderful but not near as wonderful as having my whole extended family together!
Nancy says
Christmas. And apple pie is always on the menu. I plan to try Ree’s recipe this year.
Mandy says
I love Halloween, and all food with pumpkin!!
Cheri says
My favorite holiday is Thanksgiving and I love Pumpkin Pie!
Liz says
Love Christmas, all the goodies, and the beautiful lights.
Carmen says
I love Thanksgiving – and homemade stuffing / dressing.
Doris Whisman says
O love them all. It’s so fun!
Monica says
Thanksgiving – pumpkin pie.
Belladatura says
OMG, that caramel apple pie looks amazing. I love Thanksgiving and my mom’s stuffing.
Allison (Spontaneous Tomato) says
I think Thanksgiving is probably my favorite holiday for the pies alone! Not just apple pie but also pumpkin and chocolate pecan… (I also love Passover and getting to eat charoset.)
Michelle says
Christmas is my favorite and anything with peppermint and chocolate will do!
Kara Kieran says
I love Christmas and all the cheesy potatoes my family makes!
Kelli W. says
I love St. Patrick’s day and Irish Soda Bread.
Morgan says
Christmas and COOKIES!
Katie M. says
I love Christmas! Bring on the nutmeg, peppermint, pumpkin, and gingerbread flavors!!
Kellie H says
I love any holiday that encourages green bean casserole!!!!!
Christy says
Christmas is by far my favorite holiday and my Grandma’s chocolate gravy is the best thing about it.
Nicole says
Dessert…any kind ; )
Carlin Smith says
I love Thanksgiving. My favorite thing is sweet potatoes, but I love all of the food!
Anita says
Pie, pumpkin, apple or peach!
courtney d says
my favorite holiday dish is pumpkin or apple pie
MaryBeth says
My favorite holiday is Christmas and I so look forward to eating my favorite cookies – chocolate crinkles. Only have them at Christmas.
Lilly Li says
I love Thanksgiving, for all the shopping :)
Mari says
Loved this pie! It was fabulous!! I however must say though….if I’m going to the trouble of making something from scratch that taste so wonderful, I would not use a store bought jar of caramel on it. I make my own Carmel sauce and keep it in a 1/2 pint or 1 pint glass pouring pitcher in the refrigerator. Just heat it up and pour. Not knocking store bought….I have a couple of favorites….but once I found a couple recipes for it I’ve been hooked!
heidi says
Good to hear, and I love homemade caramel too!
Pamela Dohm says
Any recipe of Ree Drummond’s is a keeper!!!
AMEL says
Thanks, That looks So delicious!
Marie says
Christmas is my favorite holiday. My favorite food during this holiday is my mom’s roasted chicken stuffed with glutinous rice.
Janice Marela says
Love Christmas. Showed this pie to my husband and he says I should make it. Maybe tomorrow.
Susan Davis - Bailey says
I love all holidays! The more chances I have for a special meal with the special people in my life the better. And that pie looks amazing!!!
Pat R says
We have a small orchard w/apple trees so a new pie recipe is always worth the time…this one looks scrumptious.
My favorite holiday is Easter because of the Risen Savior. Celebrating with family and friends just adds to the blessing.
Jessica says
I absolutely love pioneer woman. I watch her everytime she is on because everything she fixes is just so good and I have even made a few of the things she has shown and they were delicious. I can not wait to try this apple pie recipe….
Haley says
Just made this and it is amazing!! Thank you!!
Wendy says
I love Thanksgiving with it’s yummy smells coming from the kitchen and leftovers!
This pie looks scrumptious…love Ree Drummond!
Janice Koselowski says
What ever would we do without blogs and cooking shows! I follow Ree as well as yours and find recipes that inspire me. Thanks to both of you for sharing!
Kristen Cantella says
Eater is my favorite holiday! I love all the fresh ingredients and I can lighten up some of the dishes and I love all the light, pastel colors to decorate my table with! My husband makes an amazing garlic rosemary lamb and I do some pretty cool things with asparagus!
This cookbook looks really fun!
Judy Kinch says
Any holiday is wonderful if it includes food, especially recipes from Ree Drummond. I love her recipes and her love for family.
Tressie says
I haven’t baked in a while (life as a mom gets hectic) but cant wait to dive back in with this recipe from Ree. I’m loving it, even thought it doesn’t really follow my new healthy eating habits…. I’ve learned that sweets are great in moderation and with portion control. Yum-o! Excited!
Jean Lee says
I’m not a fan of apple pie but this one is delish! And my family luvs too. Thanks!!!!
Ashley @ Foodie Crush says
So happy to hear that. THank you, Jean!