Frozen apple pie
Oh my, we have too much pie! Have you been in a situation where youโve had too much pie and didnโt know what to do with it? That was me last night. We had an entire apple pie untouched, uncut at the end of Thanksgiving night. I really donโt like to waste food, so I was determined to do something with it. The first thing I did was stick it in the freezer. Then I went to sleep (because I do my best thinking overnight for some reason). While I slept, I came up with my plan. In the morning, I took the pie out of the freezer and let it defrost slightlyโjust to the point that I could cut it. Then, I cut the outer edges so that I had a large square. Then I cut the big square into 9 mini squares.
Removing the outer edges
Apple pie bites
I wrapped each mini square with plastic wrap and put them in a large freezer bag.
Wrapped apple bites ready for the freezer
FYI, you can freeze fruit pies for up to 4 months.
Now, whenever I want a taste of apple pie but donโt want an entire slice (or the calories) I can go into the freezer, and defrost an apple pie bite at room temperature for an hour then warm in an oven at 375โ for 30 minutes.
The best part – apple pie with ice cream!
You can do the same with pumpkin and pecan pies but the filling and/or crust may lose some of its integrity. They can be frozen for up to two months. Thaw in the refrigerator.
Go save that pie! Donโt throw it out! Freeze it, then cut it up so you can use it later!
Mrs. Traylor is a Fitness Instructor, NASM Certified Personal Trainer &ย Nutrition Coach, AFPA Certified Prenatal and Postnatal Fitness Specialist,ย wife, and momma who provides actionable advice for positive lifestyle changes with fitness, nutrition, and wellness.ย Read about Wendyโs inspiring entrepreneurial journey, and subscribe to Wendy’s newsletter here!
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