Looking for a new and unique pie recipe? Check out these different types of pie and try making one of your own.

Try my recipe for melopita, the honey and cheese pie from Sifnos. This traditional Greek recipe is essentially a crustless cheesecake, but without all the fuss - there's no water bath or fancy equipment required, not even a stand mixer!

Vanilla cream pie is pure bliss! With its silky custard, buttery crust, and a cloud of whipped cream, it's the perfect blend of flavors and textures. Each bite is a comforting hug in dessert form.

Rich and dark as the muddy Mississippi itself, this Mississippi Mud Pie recipe is any chocolate lover's dream dessert with an Oreo cookie crust, a fudgy brownie-like base, chocolate mousse and chocolate whipped cream with Oreo crumbles sprinkled on top! It's decadent and over-the-top in the best possible way!

Reminiscent of the classic French pastry, this Eclair Pie is a beautiful yet deliciously uncomplicated dessert. It starts off with a crisp pâte sablée pastry shell, filled with a stunning vanilla pastry cream, and it's finished off with a dark chocolate ganache top. The decorative design is totally optional but pretty simple to achieve.

French Custard pie with Apples bakes up to a smooth and creamy texture of custard with the delicious sweetness of fresh apples.

The Best Peach Pie has a deliciously gooey peach filling made with fresh peaches, a buttery pie crust, and a secret ingredient!

These Southern pies will make your mouth water, heart race, and send you straight to the kitchen to get to baking...they are just that good.

If you're looking to indulge in a piece of Southern comfort, look no further than Pioneer Woman's sweet potato pie recipe. This classic recipe has all the warmth and richness you'd expect from a traditional Southern dessert, with a velvety smooth filling and a flaky crust that will make your taste buds sing.

This classic sweet potato pie is so velvety, smooth, creamy, and generously spiced! It’ll make you wanna “slap yo mama and get knocked out!”