Gluten Free Mini Cherry Pies Recipe
Delicious gluten free mini cherry pies drizzled with a sweet powdered sugar icing that makes the perfect dessert bite!
My first thought when opening the Pillsbury Gluten Free Pie and Pastry Dough
was to make a traditional cherry pie, so I gathered everything I needed to make it happen. I grabbed a pie dish, kneaded the Gluten-Free Dough (as directed on the tub), flattened the dough with a rolling pin, then stopped. It just wasn’t exciting enough. I really wanted to do something different.
Soooooo…I thought back to my last Pillsbury Gluten Free Dough recipe I made, which was for Chocolate Chip Peanut Butter Cups, and wondered if I could make something “mini” with this pastry dough as well. Aha! Mini cherry pies!
Ready for the recipe?
EQUIPMENT NEEDED FOR GLUTEN-FREE MINI PIES
INGREDIENTS FOR GLUTEN-FREE MINI PIES
- 1 Pillsbury Gluten Free Dough
- 1 can cherry pie filling
- 1 cup sifted powdered sugar
- 1 tbsp water or milk
INSTRUCTIONS FOR GLUTEN-FREE MINI PIES
- Preheat oven to 400 degrees. Spray a muffin tin with non-stick baking spray.
- Cut dough with a two-inch round pastry cutter, enough to fill a mini muffin tin.
- Carefully place each dough round into each muffin cup, molding the dough into a cup shape. Fill gluten-free canned cherry filling to each cup.
- Bake for ten minutes or until crust is golden brown. Let cool for 10 minutes.
- While pies are cooling, heat up powdered sugar with water or milk, making an icing.
- Once pies are cooled, drizzle icing over pies using a plastic baggie with a small hole cut out of the corner.
- Enjoy!
The result? YUMMY, SWEET PIES! I have never made mini pies before, so I was surprised they turned out so tasty. I’ll definitely be making these again!
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Gluten Free Mini Cherry Pies Recipe
Ingredients
- 1 Pillsbury Gluten Free Dough
- 1 can cherry pie filling
- 1 cup sifted powdered sugar
- 1 tbsp water or milk
Instructions
- Preheat oven to 400 degrees. Spray a muffin tin with non-stick baking spray.
- Cut dough with a two-inch round pastry cutter, enough to fill a mini muffin tin.
- Carefully place each dough round into each muffin cup, molding the dough into a cup shape. Fill gluten-free canned cherry filling to each cup.
- Bake for ten minutes or until crust is golden brown. Let cool for 10 minutes.
- While pies are cooling, heat up powdered sugar with water or milk, making an icing.
- Once pies are cooled, drizzle icing over pies using a plastic baggie with a small hole cut out of the corner.
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31 Comments on “Gluten Free Mini Cherry Pies Recipe”
The Pillsbury Gluten Free Dough, that I am most excited to try is the Pie & Pastry dough. I am excited to try it because there are less gluten free alternatives for the pie crust then the other options. I really want some gluten free pie!
I am excited to try the cookie dough because the ready made gluten free cookies I’ve tried tasted weird. Maybe I could just use some and freeze the rest. Confession: My adult kids bought chocolate chip cookies at the grocery and I have to look at them now until they eat them all. I want a cookie sooo bad. I have to go make myself some hot coco now, bye.
I have a great recipe for GF peanut butter cookies…1c peanut butter, 1/2c each brown and white sugar, 1 egg, pinch salt, 1tsp vanilla. Bake 1in balls at 375 for 10-12 min. Cookies will look raw when you pull them from oven. I put a Hershey kiss in middle of each cookie once they are on cooling rack which I line with paper towels to keep cookies from becoming dry or stale tasting
I really want to try the pie and pastry dough! I’ve been looking all over for these in the stores but haven’t been able to find them yet.
I’m excited about the gluten free cookie dough because I love cookies, but I can see so many possibilities with the gluten free pie crust.
I want to try the pie and pastry dough. I have had to go gluten free and have been craving a good pie evr since!!
Bite size yumminess. they look delish.
Gluten Free Chocolate Chip Cheesecake Bars because my son loves cheesecake and this would be fun to make with him.
I’m excited to try the Gluten Free Thin Crust Pizza Dough, because we love making our own pizzas and have been looking for a good gluten-free brand.
I would like to try the Gluten Free Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough to make cookies.
I would love to try the pie dough because I would love to make mini apple pies!
I’d love to try the Gluten Free Pizza Crust. We love to grill pizzas for our guests, and my cousin’s wife is living GF, so this would be nice to be able to make for her.
I am dying to try the chocolate chip cookie dough!!
I would love to try the Gluten Free Pie and Pastry Dough, i havent had success making my own.
I am most excited to try the cookie dough. I love cookie dough and can do a whole bunch of different things with it.
i am most excited to try the chocolate chip cookie dough, thank you!
I ant to try the Gluten Free Pizza Crust. My family loves pizza and I have been trying to introduce more gluten free products to my family after years of stomach and allergy issues from several of us.
I will use them all – but we maze pizza at least once a week so the : TryGluten Free Thin Crust Pizza Dough is my first pick
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I’m looking forward to trying the Pizza Dough! My Daughter-in-Law is gluten sensitive and she LOVES pizza. I’d make it for her!
I would like to try the pie dough to go with the fresh maine blueberries I’ve picked
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I would love to try the gf pizza dough!
The Gluten Free Strawberry Glacé Pie looks good!
Recently advised to go both gluten and dairy free due to health issues. Not only is the new daily diet an extreme challenge but frustrating, especially with Thanksgiving around the corner. I will be trying to find the gluten-free pie crust….there may be a turkey pot pie or an apple turnover in my future!!
I really hope this works out for you!
Just made the gluten free pie crust for both a chocolate pudding pie and a pumpkin pie for a VERY large dinner… Need less to say, these both went faster than the regular crust pies. I pre cooked the pie crusts with the parchment paper and another pie tin in the pumpkin crust for about 10 minutes and it was just perfect! The Chocolate pudding pie I did the same thing to and after ten minutes, took off the parchment and extra pie plate and continued toasting until lightly brown… They were perfect for the gluten free gang. Thanks Pillsbury for making a really decent gluten free pie crust!!!
So glad that the crust worked out for you!
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