Pie Crust Baking Classes

Find a pie baking class that puts scratch-made crust at the heart of your next homemade dessert. Explore in-store and online experiences, and compare the dough-handling techniques and pie projects covered in each session. Whether you’re planning a holiday pie or time baking together, choose a class with skills you can return to long after the lesson.

Online Family Fun: Apple Hand Pies (Eastern Time)

$39

Cooking Class Description: Hand pies are a delightful bite-sized treat, and this class teaches your whole family how to make them completely from scratch. Kids and adults can mix and roll out a flaky pie dough, then fill and seal it around a spiced apple...

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Take & Bake: Salted Caramel Lattice-Top Apple Pie + Pie Dish

$109

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Great class; great pie...This was a great class, and loved having pie at my Thanksgiving dinner!...Great pastry chef (Anna)! Delicious pie!!

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Online Prep Now, Bake Later: Pumpkin Pecan Pie (Eastern Time)

$39

Cooking Class Description: Want a slice of pumpkin or pecan pie? You’ll never have to decide again after this baking class! Our chef instructor will teach you how to create a decadent filling that combines pumpkin and pecan pie in one. Plus, you’ll learn...

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Take & Bake: Maple Chess Pie

$99

Cooking Class Description: Underrated but absolutely scrumptious, we're making the humble chess pie in this baking class! Our chef instructor will teach you how to make a flaky pie crust from scratch and a maple flavored custard filling enhanced with...

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A memorable pie starts with more than a favorite filling. Making dough from scratch gives you a chance to understand how mixing, rolling and shaping contribute to the finished crust. Compare class descriptions for the techniques you want to practice, whether that means handling flaky dough, fitting it into a pie dish or finishing the edges. More decorative work, such as weaving a lattice top, belongs to particular lessons rather than every pie baking class. Choosing by technique as well as flavor helps you find an experience that supports the baking you want to do at home, from a dessert for a gathering to a homemade gift. The class format matters, too. In-store experiences bring you into a shared cooking-school setting, while online classes let you bake in your own kitchen. Review the session details for preparation steps, timing and what you’ll need before you begin. If you prefer to assemble your pie during class and bake it later, look for a take-and-bake format and read the description carefully. A pie dish or other cookware is included to keep only when the session explicitly says so; don’t assume the same inclusions across classes. For a gift or an experience to enjoy together, check participation requirements and booking terms before choosing.

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What should I look for in a class focused on pie crust?

Look for a description that explicitly includes making flaky dough from scratch. Then compare the techniques covered, such as rolling, shaping and assembling, to find a lesson that matches what you want to practice.

Does every pie baking class teach a lattice top?

No. Finishing techniques depend on the pie project. Choose a session that specifically lists lattice work if you want to learn how to weave strips of dough into a decorative top.

How do I prepare for an online pie baking class?

Review the session’s prep materials, gather the listed ingredients and equipment, and complete any requested advance preparation. Confirm the start time and time zone, along with the instructions for joining. Online participants work in their own kitchens, so don’t assume cookware is supplied.

What does take-and-bake mean for a pie class?

A take-and-bake format centers on preparing and assembling a pie during class so you can bake it afterward, rather than leaving with an already baked dessert. Check the individual description for what you’ll take home and whether a pie dish is explicitly included.

How do I choose a pie baking class to enjoy with someone else?

Start with a pie project you both want to make, then choose between an in-store experience and an online session at home. Review age requirements, participation details and booking terms for the specific class, especially if children will be joining.

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