French silk pie: https://sallysbakingaddiction.com/french-silk-pie/

I’m off pecan pie lately, so I’ve been making lemon chess pie instead for the past couple of years.. It adds a nice brightness.

Plain chess is also nice, and so easy.

Boston cream pie
Banana custard pie
Key lime
Lemon meringue

Anonymous wrote:What about a peanut butter pie?

That would be a hit in my family.

Caramel brownie pie. 🤤https://sallysbakingaddiction.com/caramel-turtle-brownie-pie/

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Anonymous wrote:Cherry

+1

+2. Or Blackberry pie.

That cranberry curd tart is fabulous. Make it a cranberry meringue pie (via NYT).
And of course there is always mince pie, which is considered essential in my family.

What about a peanut butter pie?

Anonymous wrote:Cherry

+1

Anonymous wrote:Blueberry FTW

Maine frozen blueberries are available all year round.

https://newengland.com/weekends-with-yankee-episodes/episode-311-the-seacoast/two-fat-cats-wild-maine-blueberry-pie/

One of our family favorites is Chocolate Silk Pie. My niece made this one last year. It was devoured in a nanosecond. She used a recipe from the magazine. I am pretty sure this is the same one.

https://www.southernliving.com/recipes/chocolate-silk-pie

Cherry

We like choc chip cookie pie.

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Anonymous wrote:Strawberry rhubarb - my uncle's favorite

Where are you finding rhubarb this time of year? (I would commit crimes for rhubarb crisp at thanksgiving ngl.)

Agree that rhubarb=spring.
OP, if you don't want to go with seasonal traditional choices, go for year round options, something chocolate based perhaps.

^ Pp of fudge brownie pie

I forgot to say that we generally serve the pie with whipped cream for those who want it.