The Secret Recipe Club revel is here yet again! What is the Secret Recipe Club you ask??
It's a large group of bloggers, each month we each get an assignment (it's top secret who had who until reveal day!). We are responsible for picking one recipe from our assigned blog, make it, photograph it, blog about it! It's super fun.
This month I was assigned a blog I have yet to visit! I love "meeting" new blogs. Double The Sugar. This is a unique blog written by two friends on either side of the "pond" Shannon lives in Washington State while Lucy resides in Scotland. Their blog consists of great recipes from both sides of the "pond".
When I stumbled upon their Strawberry Rhubarb Pie in a Jar, I just knew that I had to make that. Pie in a jar has been on my bucket list for quite sometime. Food in canning jars is just so darn cute! I always love that rustic/country look the jars gives to food.
What I didn't realize is that rhubarb is not huge in the UK... it grows there but somehow the whole strawberry/rhubarb thing has not caught on there. Seriously?! Here in New England this is huge... and has been forever! They just go hand in hand.
I have done a boat load of strawberry rhubarb recipes lately and have been on strawberry overload since I went picking with my kiddos in VT over the weekend.
To give myself a break on the strawberries... I decided to pair my rhubarb with raspberries and blueberries.
Shannon and Lucy's pie's in a jar are made so you can have portable pies. They sit lower in the jar so you can fit the lid on it. Genius right?
Well I wasn't paying attention and had a duh moment when I just filled my jar with the crust and filling and topped it off like a normal mini pie... so my pie can not wear it's lid!
Raspberry Blueberry Pie in a Jar
Ingredients:
FOR THE CRUST:
(recipe from King Arthur Flour, for a tutorial with photos check out my post by clicking HERE)
1 1/4 cup all purpose flour
1/2 cup of ice cold butter
1/4 tsp salt
1/4 cup ice water
Directions:
Cut half of your butter into small pieces. Add flour and salt to a large bowl, work your small butter pieces into the flour until it looks crumbly.
With the remaining butter cut into thin slabs. work the butter into the flour creating thin disks of butter. Don't work the pieces to small, you want the butter to make layers in your crust creating flakes.
Add in your water slowly 1 tbs at a time working the dough until it comes together. Shape dough into a disk cover with plastic wrap and refrigerate for 30 minutes.
FOR THE FILLING:
Ingredients:
2 cups of rhubarb sliced thin
1 1/4 cups fresh blueberries
1 1/4 cups fresh raspberries
1 cup sugar
1 tsp cinnamon
1/4 cup King Arthur Flours Pie Filling Enhancer
Directions:
Preheat oven to 350.
Toss berries with the Pie Filling Enhancer cinnamon and sugar. Set aside.
When the crust is ready divide dough up in to about 8 pieces. (recipe should make 4 double crusted pie in a jar... depending on your jar size you could have more or less)
Roll each piece into equal sizes. Press one piece of dough into the bottom and sides of each jar.
Fill each jar with pie filling and top with a 2nd piece of dough.
Crimp edges and cut small slits in the top allowing it to vent.
Bake pies for about 30 minutes or until they are golden brown.
Allow to cool for 30 minutes before eating.





Yum!!! This little mini pie is so perfectly adorable and full of deliciousness! I actually like yours filled so full that the crust IS the lid!!! Pie in a jar is on my list too! Great SRC post:-)
ReplyDeleteThanks Jocelyn!!
Deleteadorable! i love the idea of pie in a jar, + yours looks like it turned out fab!
ReplyDeleteThanks Amy!! I love jar foods... they are so cute!
DeleteWow this looks exceedingly tasty. The combination of fruits is great and it's so unusual in a jar...I think I might have to make this! :-)
ReplyDeleteThanks Laura, the desserts in a canning jar is becoming quite trendy these days!
DeleteI haven't had rhubarb in ages, but I absolutely love it. What an adorable way to enjoy it! Filling the jar all the way to the top doesn't just make the crust the lid, like a previous poster said, but it gives you more pie to enjoy, which in my estimation is not a bad thing!! :)
ReplyDeleteI guess you are right! More butter crust is always a good thing!
DeleteThe lid might not fit on but they are SO FLIPPING CUTE!!! I love it!
ReplyDeleteTHANKS!
DeleteTotally genius! Love your top crust, Carrie! Yay to Summer berries!!! :)
ReplyDeleteThanks! I've gone a bit berry crazy on the blog lately!
DeleteLove it, totally delicious and cute in the jar.
ReplyDeleteIf you haven't already, I'd love for you to check out my group "A" SRC entry: Candied Popcorn.
Lisa~~
Cook Lisa Cook
Thanks Lisa!
DeleteThis looks amazing! I don't think I have ever had rhubarb before...will have to give it a try!
ReplyDeleteOh rhubarb is great when paired with sweet berries! You'll be in for a treat.
DeletePie in a jar?! How did you know I was obsessed with jar foods?! I have a whole pinterest board dedicated to jar foods :)
ReplyDeleteLOL do you really? I love canning jars for everything. I have them in so many sizes and shapes... always cute with food in them!
DeleteThis is such a fabulous idea! The perfect amount of pie and it's made with some of my favourite fruit!
ReplyDeleteThanks!!
DeleteOh I agree - jar food is super awesome. I love that crust! Now this is on my bucket list. :)
ReplyDeleteThanks...They are just so darn cute!
DeleteVisiting from Group D...Great photos--I am salivating!
ReplyDeleteThanks Fran!
DeleteYummy! This sounds and looks so good!!!! I've seen several recipes baking things in a jar so I think I need to try it sometime
ReplyDeleteIt's so fun Kirstin you should get on the mason jar bandwagon!
DeleteI'm so glad you liked the recipe! I think maybe I just love rhubarb on it's own so much that I'd never really considered pairing it with something else! Good thing Shannon is here to broaden my horizons!
ReplyDeleteThanks Lucy! It's funny I don't really like rhubarb without berries.
DeleteThese are adorable! How cute these would be served at a summer picnic. A great choice for SRC!
ReplyDeleteThanks! I know I was already thinking they were the perfect picnic pie.
DeleteWhat a GREAT recipe! LOVE it, it's lovely to meet you and your blog through SRC - visiting from group D and Lavender and Lovage! Karen :-)
ReplyDeleteanything in a jar is a good idea. from tea to soup to vegetables to pie - it all looks good to me :)
ReplyDeletehappy src reveal, friend!
These are so cute! I would totally make these without the lid too... and I probably wouldn't need one since these would disappear without being able to leave the house!
ReplyDeleteGlad you enjoyed the recipe! I get so wrapped up in strawberries when they're in season, I forget about pairing other berries with rhubarb, looks delicious!
ReplyDeleteShannon
Double the Sugar
Wonderful choice! I am a pie girl, so am adding it to my "must make" list! (Visiting you from SRC Group D.)
ReplyDeleteThis is very simple and most delicious food, I have ever cooked.
ReplyDeleteLittle long time but as simple as sit here and comment to you.