The two pies in the first pic were the ones I brought to dinner, pic 2 & 3 were the pumpkin test pie (which we happily ate leading up to Thanksgiving!)

I found the key to the cut-out toppings was to pre bake them on a cookie sheet, and put them on when the pie had ~15min left. Kept them from going soggy, but ensured they browned consistently with the pie!

by inkyblackops

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  2. Vanilla_Cupcake414

    Those are probably the most beautiful pies I’ve ever seen! Perfection!! Great job!

  3. OldSchoolMan1991

    I’m hoping they taste as good as they look! 😋

  4. Upbeat_Shake4720

    Great tip on the toppings, would you recommend metal or silicone cookie cutters? Thanks.

  5. Legitimate_Stop860

    I wouldn’t even want to cut it 🥺 is too perfect

  6. Sure_Tonight8493

    Pumpkin pie 🎃🥧 with leaves please leave leaf bag lol

  7. These look too good to eat!

    Great tip about the cutout toppings. I’ve never done them before but I’ll have to try!

  8. Fuzzy_Welcome8348

    These look stunning! Excellent job

  9. subtle_temptation

    They look absolutely beautiful!

  10. Previous_Design8138

    Then you freeze till then,bake later? Gorgeous 😍