halfahart said:
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Posted: 2/1/2013 8:19:19 AM
while these are very good, I think the next time I make them, I will roll the dough out thinner so there is more filling and less dough.
swamp442 said:
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Posted: 8/10/2012 10:46:19 PM
What they don't want you to know is that I submitted this recipe and name pie poppers on their last contest and they took it and called it their own. I will never submit another recipe again when this is what they end up doing. To all of us that have ever submitted a recipe to their contest we deserve honorable mentions. Good luck. Those of you who like this idea I would like the credit for it not Pillsbury or General Mills. It's a great idea isn't it? I guess they thought so enough to use it. Nice creative department they have on staff.
tarbaby32 said:
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Posted: 5/28/2012 6:56:38 AM
Made these for my parents 50th wedding anniversary party to put on the dessert table and they went like hot cakes. I used the pie filling that had 'more fruit' in it and had about 1/3 can left after each batch. They were easy to make. The toughest part was figuring how to divide the pie dough. These would be much better than serving a big pie for picnics and BBQ's.
wenmyoung said:
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Posted: 5/14/2012 3:34:28 PM
I found that a thicker filling did best, so I used a stick blender in a can of pie filling, added 2-3 tsp of cornstarch and adjusted to taste using cinammon, all spice, etc. I used 2 boxes (4 pie crusts) to almost one whole can of filling, yield 48 poppers. I also used Pioneer Woman Vanilla Bean Scone Icing. Got rave reviews from tasters all weekend. They freeze wonderfully.
ro26 said:
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Posted: 3/11/2012 5:24:05 PM
I have made these a couple of times and everyone loves them. I used strawberry-blackberry jam and they were absolutely delicious.
jackescookbook said:
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Posted: 11/15/2011 8:42:43 AM
Being diabetic, I used sugar free apple pie filling with a dash of apple pie filling spice, and when baked instead of the frosting, used about 1 tsp. of Walden Farms Blueberry Pancake syrup with a sprinkle of Splenda on top of that. Could also use the sugar free Cherry pie filling. If using frosting for the cherry filling add to the frosting 1 tsp. cherry flavoring/extract.
Felicia721 said:
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Posted: 10/15/2011 6:43:10 PM
We're having a High Tea at our church in Feb., & I made these to try at our tea tasting. They were a big hit, I made them with apple pie filling. Everyone voted to have them at our High Tea.
dcdaff said:
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Posted: 9/29/2011 4:37:50 PM
Thank you Pillsbury for making baking so much easier! Love these Pie Poppers and will make them again. I used Apricot and Apple filling and made mine more like a filled cookie.
joblessgirl said:
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Posted: 9/10/2011 8:51:56 PM
Quick easy yummy dessert. If you are watching your calories these are great for dessert and you can freeze the leftovers and eat them another day.
evegene said:
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Posted: 9/8/2011 1:24:11 PM
This is a clever, easy way to make pie! I love pie! It's what I choose for my birthday cake, rather than a cake. I'm going to a birthday saturday and will take some as my grandkids love cherry pie and I have pie crust on hand as well as pie filling. I have always loved the crust on pie a little more than the filling...but will roll the crust a little thinner and try to get a little more filling in. I think I will try some variation on the glaze...just dusting with powdered sugar or depending on the filling...a little cinnamon and sugar.