The spookiest time of the year is flying toward us like a bat out of hell, and if there’s one thing that we can’t do without in October, it’s pies. Pumpkin. Apple. It doesn’t matter what’s inside (we’ll eat anything sweet!), as long as it just screams Halloween!
Jessica Clark-Bojin is a master of baking and she’s shared some of her best Halloween-themed pies with Bored Panda. Scroll down, upvote your fave pies, and let us know which ones you’d love to bite into the most, dear Pandas! Hungry for even more pie? Check out our previous mouth-watering posts about Jessica’s artistic pies right here and here. “Baking together can be a fun substitute for some of the less safe social activities, and my Halloween pies provide a lot of ‘ins-pie-ration,’” said the founder of ‘Pies Are Awesome,’ as she pointed out that a lot of people are staying close to home this year.
Jessica told Bored Panda that baking pie art is all about experimentation, creativity, and fun. “And no matter what it looks like in the end, you always come out a winner because you get to eat it!” Read on for our full interview with the pie artist and to learn about the spooky pie collaboration that she has going on right now.
More info: Instagram | Facebook | YouTube | PiesAreAwesome.com#1
Lucy Gray Baird4 days ago
How i would just hate to cut into that7ReplyView More Replies…View more comments#2
Ezigma4 days ago
This is absolutely amazing!!11ReplyView more comments#3
Chelle R.4 days ago
Love, love this one a lot!!9ReplyView More Replies…View more comments
Each pie can take Jessica anywhere from two hours to four days to make. It all depends on the complexity! “I like to mix up the ingredients and recipes a lot just to try new things, but as we end up eating most of these pies at home, we do tend to fall back to a few favorites!” Jessica told us about the recipes that she uses.
“I have a Halloween pie open collaboration going on now, and through the month of October where folks can post their own #MonsterPie for a chance to win a signed copy of my pie art book Pie Modding. I’m already blown away by the work people are posting! So creative and spooky,” the pie artist others to join the baking fun.
Jessica told us that anyone in need of some baking tips should visit her Instagram page where she keeps all of her how-to videos in her featured stories. Handy for anyone trying out something pie-related. “I have recipes, tips, in depth tutorials, as well as fun challenges for people to take part in. And I always try my best to respond to messages and questions folks send me about their bakes. It makes me really happy to see the photos of pies they’ve made from my tutorials—especially at holiday times!”#4
Chelle R.4 days ago
Wow!! Freaking Awesome!! How in the heck did he/she do that technique with the crust?!4ReplyView More Replies…View more comments#5
Ezigma4 days ago
Wow…11ReplyView More Replies…View more comments#6
Tye Dye Llama4 days ago
That’s amazing! I wonder what flavor it is. It looks like jello, maybe?11ReplyView More Replies…View more comments
One of the best things about Jessica’s philosophy is that she doesn’t have baking secrets—she’s very open about everything and wants to draw as many people into the delicious world of pastry as she can. The self-taught baker also has a bunch of baking tutorials on her social media, so go check them out if you’re short on dark ideas for All Hallow’s Eve.
Jessica previously revealed to Bored Panda all about her baking background. She started baking pies for dietary reasons around 5 years ago. That was the start of her culinary journey.
“I had made a New Year’s Resolution not to eat any refined sugar or sugar substitutes for a year and became really desperate for some form of dessert that I could actually eat without cheating,” she said.#7
Perfumista Perfumista4 days ago
How long did that take? Even with molds I couldn’t do that.9ReplyView More Replies…View more comments#8
Inioluwa Adewara4 days ago
Mah fav one yet, love love love Malificient10ReplyView more commentshttps://d146299842df8b77178d133286ed3fda.safeframe.googlesyndication.com/safeframe/1-0-37/html/container.html#9
Ezigma4 days ago
I want!7ReplyView more comments
“I knew that I could theoretically make a decent tasting pie using just apples, spices, and unsweetened shortcrust pastry… I just had no experience in the kitchen. At that point in time, I’d only ever used my oven to bake polymer clay figures. But I was determined, so I bought a box of Crisco, followed the instructions on the packet, and made my first pie. And it was pretty good!”
She’d cut out the shape of a dragon on top of the pie and her family thought it was neat. So she kept making artsy designs for her pie tops. And the rest, as they say, is history. In more ways than one. “As I searched online for inspiration, I discovered that the art of decorative pie baking fell out of fashion about 200 years ago, and I kind of took it as a challenge to resurrect the art form,” she pointed out.
Jessica takes pie art very seriously. To her, it isn’t just a fad. It’s her way of expressing her love of food, discovering new cultures, flavors, and techniques. She also uses baking as a way to improve herself creatively and intellectually, as well as to bond with other people. What’s more, it’s a great way to eat desserts while staying healthy! But most of all, pie art is about having fun.#10
Verena Gitterle4 days ago
a work of art!7ReplyView more comments#11
Aubryanna Walker3 days ago
that is hurting my brain…awesome2ReplyView more comments#12
fadedandjaded4 days ago
Pusheen and Stormy!!7ReplyView More Replies…View more comments#13
Just JoLynn4 days ago
I love the Witchy Boop pie, all are very good.3ReplyView More Replies…View more comments#14
Ezigma4 days ago
I like this one, but the placement of his foot could be different lol!5ReplyView More Replies…View more comments#15
Avery S Alberico4 days ago
Why has nobody comented? this is either glow in the dark, or it glows under black light, it is unique whichever one it is, it’s the only one that glows on this list of 29 pics. This deserves more upvotes11ReplyView More Replies…View more comments#16
CamlikesCookies4 days ago
I love how his rock made it into the picture! Great detail! 😀7ReplyView More Replies…View more comments#17
Dotzilla4 days ago
Yum5ReplyView more comments#18
Kenna Cook4 days ago
These require real talent5ReplyView more comments#19
Yana Friman4 days ago
Not sure I would have tried those…But the work is great!6ReplyView More Replies…View more comments#20
SisterSophie4 days ago
Cuz I’m the oogy boogy man6ReplyView More Replies…View more comments#21
Inioluwa Adewara4 days ago
Hell nah to the design cuz this woman gives me the creeps but the Pie, yus forever5ReplyView More Replies…View more comments#22
Avery S Alberico4 days ago
HEEEEEERE´S Johny!5ReplyView more comments#23
CARRIEMAE MCKELVEY3 days ago
Pirates Of the Caribbean3ReplyView More Replies…View more comments#24
CARRIEMAE MCKELVEY3 days ago
Or the predator/Alien1ReplyView more comments#25
Avery S Alberico4 days ago
Iconic Hotel floor from the Shining, for anyone that doesn’t get this13ReplyView More Replies…View more comments#26
Neil Srivatsa4 days ago
Kinda looks like a baby skeleton, add a tiny pink bow and your done.2ReplyView More Replies…View more comments#27
Jaded Queen3 days ago
Most beautiful and sad1ReplyView More Replies…View more comments#28
Avery S Alberico4 days ago
Monster High, Nostalgia attack5ReplyView More Replies…View more comments#29
Dotzilla4 days ago
More monster high! So good! :35ReplyView more comments
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