Your family and friends will enjoy this fun little appetizer for Thanksgiving that’s easy as pie.
Happy Thursday! I’m sharing a fun little appetizer with a nod to Thanksgiving pie. At first glance, it looks like you’re getting your pie on. . .
Especially if you serve these cheesy bites with a pie server. ;)
I had seen these Cheese “Pie Slices” on a Friendsgiving episode of Food Network’s The Kitchen last year and had forgotten about them until I was a saw them recently on Marsha’s blog.
Here are the ingredients you’ll need if you want to Get Your {Cheese} Pie {Slice} On. . .
For the mock Pumpkin Pie Slices:
Cheddar Cheese
Triangle crackers (I used Town House Pita Crackers)
Rectangular crackers with wavy edge to mimic pie crust (I used Chicken in a Biskit Crackers)
Whipped cream cheese to mimic whipped cream on pie
Cut the cheese in a triangle shape to fit your cracker. Depending on the width of your slice of cheese you may need to trim your ‘pie crust’ cracker. I found it easier to use a serrated knife, using a sawing motion with the knife to prevent the cracker from breaking. Spread a thin layer of whipped cream cheese to adhere the cheese to the triangle cracker base and also to attach the ‘pie crust’. Serve with a dollop of whipped cream cheese on top of your slice to mimic whipped cream. I used an open star tip to pipe the whipped cream cheese on top of the slice.
To make the mock Pecan Pie Slices:
You’ll need the same crackers and cheese of your choice
Fig Jam (I used Dalmatia Fig Spread)
Pecan Halves
Repeat the same process as above but use fig jam to attach cheese to the crackers. Spread a layer of jam on top of cheese and place a pecan half on top of jam.
Easy as Pie!
You can find a round-up of recipes for your Thanksgiving feast, HERE.
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Great idea!👍
Mary, These little cheese pie slices are adorable! Thanks for sharing the ingredients and how-to!
These are adorable!
Too cute Mary! My family is full of cheeseaholics so I know these would be gobbled up!
These are adorable and so simple! Thank you for the tip on how to trim the crackers, I would think that’d be the biggest challenge in this easy recipe.
Mary, How many crackers do you break? Maybe I could find some Triangular crackers because I am not that talented. Cute idea but above my pay grade.Lol. I will make the pecan ,cranberry piecrust leaves though. Definitely a hit with my family.
Kathy, You purchase the triangular shape crackers, either Town House Pita Crackers or Triscuit makes a triangle shape one. If you use a wider slice of cheese you don’t have to cut the crackers at all.
Scrumptious!
hi Mary, I saw these on Marsha’s blog too and thought they were oh so cute!! I love your pecan pie version, so clever! Such a fun Thanksgiving treat, and you’ve styled them so well, much fun!
Jenna
What a great idea! This is definitely going to be on the menu list for my next gathering!
These are the delectable!! Luv!! franki
So cute! Does the cream cheese really hold them together well when they are picked up? What a fun treat! the napkins bring the whole thing together! Where did you get them?
Hi Sue, Yes it does. World Market 🥧
Fun ! Going to try these for sure.
These are sooo cute!
Oh My Gish, if those aren’t the cutest appetizers ever!! They would be such fun to make and eat. Thanks for sharing, Mary! 🍁🧡🍂
I meant Oh My Gosh!
Oh yea, wish I had a few right now Mary! They really turned out cute:@)
These are a hit whether you are taking them as a guest or at your own feast. Too cute!
What a cute idea! Pinning! My whole family loves cheese and crackers so this will go fast! 😋
How Darling this is! I pinned it. Too cute!
WOW!! How easy are these??? Thank you
Mary, these are such a fun appetizer. I remember seeing the pumpkin pies ones on Marsha’s blog. Have a wonderful weekend❤️
These are perfect for bridge day next week. Making the pecan ones to serve! Thank you
OMG those are so cute!
Ha – how totally adorable! And how fun would it be to watch people’s faces as they bite into one of these “pie” pieces?! :) Thanks for another fabulous idea!
Love, love, love!