Pie Pops

Step 6 Bake

Transfer pops to a baking sheet. Mine is covered with a silicone sheet.

Brush beaten egg white onto crusts.

Cover the sticks with foil to prevent burning.

Bake at 375^oF (190^oC) for 15 minutes.

Pops are done when they are golden brown!

Comments

[aframesq]

fried those babies

[MrSalvador]

ewww, deep fried pie? I'll stick to baking :3

[red-king]

that's how macdonalds does those small pies you can get for dessert isn't it? By deep frying, that is.

[MrSalvador]

Those are baked

[LivStoleYourPie]

Deep fried in New Zealand

[spark master]

they used to be deep fat fried, I ate enough of them, mayhaps now they are baked though

[fn06afranci]

only in america, in europe..or aleast england they are fried and crispy...YUM :D

[red-king]

yeah... baked in a tub of grease. haha

[red-king]

or maybe I remember them differently... i haven't had one since i was 8 or 9. seems like they were pretty greasy.

[MrSalvador]

lot's of lard or shortening in them, but I thought the same. My friend told me otherwise, because she worked there :P

[aeray]

Fried pies are a southern US traditional food. And tasty.

[crazyaboutbeads]

This sounds so very good! I might try it!

[XxTECHxX]

how bout if u make them then stick them in like a fry daddy for a min or 2 u think it would make fried pies try it please let me know....

[scoochmaroo]

Great idea!

[XxTECHxX]

or even just some cooking oil right? imagine a whole pan fryin up at once and u get to watch them cook and control the texture as they get done....I might try...

[mlandhing]

stick lollipop make from plastic, right? is that not burn when you baked it? event we cover with baking sheet?

[Ghostlore]

Use wooden chopsticks then.

[scoochmaroo]

The ones I've found are made of paper.  And since we're baking them below 451F, there's no danger of them igniting!

[mlandhing]

poor me... at indonesia, all lollipo stick made from plastic... bbrrrr

want try these recipe soon... *sigh*

[noahw]

Grab a real stick - like from a tree!  After all, that's what lollipops were made from in ancient times.

[struckbyanarrow]

they had lollipops in ancient times?, how come my history teacher didn't tell us that?

[mlandhing]

yeah, i agree... maybe i'll use bambbo stick ... thx a lot

[nomij]

I will WIN my next cookie exchange!!! LOL!  (Ok, they're not a contest, but there is always someone who brings the best thing... am I right!?!?)

[ms.goody2shoez]

I love this idea! Um, any idea how i might be able to make some lollipop sticks, or where I can get them?

[nomij]

Craft or Candy Making Stores have them.  Micheals, Joannes, the Bulk Barn, anywhere that you would think to by melting chocolate.  Fairly easy to find them around here....

[avakatie]

This is so going on my XMAS menu yeyeye :D

[phatkidzgotaeat]

When I saw the Pie Pops picture I thought this was crazy.  After reading though... I think I love you.

[jpplayball]

I am going to make these tomorrow! thanks for the idea.

[hishealer]

CHOCO-CAT FTW!!! \> *.* </

[sarahsmom]

like the idea of them being so portable. WOuld be great to give to your "kidlets"" and then send them outdoors.

[vorpal_forklift]

Do you think this would work for other kinds of pies? Like pumkpin pie maybe... :D

[frediojoe]

it think so, only one way to find out!

[jdock95]

oh man that sounds good!

[Deltatron]

Cute timer, cute Pie Pops.