Pecans are surprisingly resilient. If kept in a cool, dry, air-tight place (like a freezer), they can last for up to one or two years. If you like your pecans fresh, no worries
January: Pecan Pie
It’s February; love is in the air and chocolate is on the store shelves in preparation for Valentine’s Day. Chop some of that leftover chocolate, throw it into a bowl
February: Chocolate Cream Pie
Since spring arrives in March, it’s a good time to start thinking about warm weather and warm weather fruits, making it the perfect opportunity for a delicious banana cream pie.
March: Banana Cream Pie
If "The Simpsons" has taught us anything, it’s that lemons are the most important fruit in existence. And because"The Simpsons" is my favorite show and my birthday is in April
April: Lemon Meringue Pie
If you’re one of those crazies who has never tried rhubarb, now is your chance. You’ll love it. Just remember, for the love of Martha Stewart, to NEVER eat the leaves.
May: Strawberry-Rhubarb Pie
they almost always get out-produced by South Carolina, by two or three times the amount. California is still king, however, as the Golden State produces more than the other 49 states
June: Peach Pie
Not only does the patriotic red hue of cherries make them perfect for serving on the Fourth of July, but this time of year is also the peak of cherry harvesting season.
July: Cherry Pie
Preferably with a margarita. And for the record, the difference between Key and regular limes are that Key limes are a bit more yellow, contain more seeds
August: Key Lime Pie
This makes September the perfect time to enjoy the best blueberry treat of all: blueberry pie (sorry, every other type of blueberry treat).
September: Blueberry Pie
There’s nothing like a fall trip to the apple orchard, where eager families throw down their hard-earned dollars for an opportunity to do manual labor on their days off.
October: Apple Pie
It’s the holidays, you’ve got a lot on your plate, and we get it. Make sure you at least have time to enjoy a slice.
November: Pumpkin Pie
It uses a lot of the usual suspect ingredients – such as cinnamon, nutmeg, and vanilla extract – so as long as you can buy the sweet potatoes, you’ll be in business.
December: Sweet Potato Pie
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