Strawberry Glazed Pie

The first time I had a slice of Strawberry Pie was in a Florida diner, and I fell in love with it instantly!

The onset of Spring and seasonal berries always bring sunshine to the table with this dessert.

The season’s freshest flavors make this Strawberry Glazed Pie do exactly that.

Bright ripe red berries, a shiny thick glaze, complement each other to be perfectly balanced in sweetness.

This pie is as beautiful as it is delicious.

Whether you're hosting a brunch, planning a holiday gathering, or simply craving something light and fruity, this pie brings a refreshing, homemade, elegant touch to any table.

Best of all, it’s simple to prepare, making it a go-to recipe for both beginner bakers and seasoned pros alike.

Strawberry Buttermilk Skillet Shortcake

Strawberry Buttermilk Skillet Shortcake has been a long-time favorite family recipe and it's a baked strawberry shortcake.

If you've baked strawberry desserts with buttermilk then you know how tender and moist the shortcake is.

This shortcake leaves a lasting impression on anyone who is lucky enough to get a slice of this creative delicious dessert.

Our recipe was voted on and is also prize winning for it's stunning appearance and taste.

All easy pantry ingredients go into our recipe along with the best seasonal ripe berries.

The addition of streusel that is baked on top will give you a mouth watering experience to tantilize your taste buds.

The best part of the cake is, the strawberries are baked on top all inside a cast-iron skillet!

A slice of heaven when topped with whipped cream or even your favorite flavored ice cream swirled with a fresh strawberry puree topping!

We are big fans of cast iron and love our Mom's recipes for burgers cooked in them along with even a delicious Chocolate Skillet Cookie!

After one taste, I am sure you will be baking this recipe time and time again throughout the whole summer!

This recipe was also featured in the May 2020 edition magazine for Taste of Home.

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