If you are like most people preparing for the holiday meals…you are busy! For many people busy translates into desserts that are purchased…sometimes they are tasty and sometimes it is a waste of money. These days, most folks don’t have money to waste. With that in mind, I thought to post a quick and easy holiday pie recipe!
French Vanilla Triple Berry Holiday Pie
Ok, if you are short on time or don’t like making pie dough…purchase the Pillsbury frozen roll out dough. Fill your pie plates (you’ll need two) with the dough and using a fork…randomly poke holes all around the walls of the pie shells and along the bottom of the crusts. Then bake at 350 until the shell is lightly golden brown. Cool the shell and set aside.
In a large bowl whip a quart of French Vanilla Ice Cream until it is semi-soft and creamy. Pour half of the mixture into each pie plate. Put it in the freezer while you work with the toppings.
Rinse out your bowl that you mixed the ice cream in so that you can reuse it for the triple berry topping. You will need one can of cranberries (use either the jellied or the whole berries, whatever you prefer). Add one and a half cups of frozen blueberries and one and a half cups of blackberries or red raspberries, thawed. Mix with the mixer until all of the berries are blended together. Let the berries meld their flavor together for about 20 minutes and then spread over the top of the french vanilla ice cream in the pie shells right before serving.
It is wise to let the ice cream pies soften a bit before cutting and serving to your guests. You can garnish your pie with dollops of whipped cream. This makes a pretty pie to serve and a tasty addition to your holiday meal.
Ingredients Needed
2 frozen roll up pie crusts such as Pillsbury brand
1 can of cranberry sauce (either jellied or whole berries-your preference)
1 quart of french vanilla ice cream
1 tub or can of spray whipped cream
1 1/2 cups of blueberries
1 1/2 cups of raspberries/or blackberries again your preference
If you would like more ideas about pie recipes for the holiday and even a pie party giveaway…check this site out: Tidy Mom
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this sounds wonderful!!! and I have blackberries in the freezer that I want to use up!! I think I’ll have to give this a try!
Thanks for the recipe!! and for joining the party!!
~TidyMom
Rainy, I believe you left something out on this blog post. I see no mention of when we are to show up to put our toes under your table to taste test this scrumptious sounding creation.
Thanky Hapsgiving to you and yours, dear heart!
Hugs
Mother Connie
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