Introduction: Octopie
Beast from the deep!
Step 1:
This pie is a blend of 3 cups of frozen quartered cherries, blueberries, and grapes. I added 1/4 cup arrowroot powder (you can use cornstarch powder instead), 1/2 cup sugar, and 1 tbls nutmeg.
Step 2:
The dough was cut to create the body, tentacles, and eyelids. You can use up to two additional sheets of store bought dough to create this effect.
In a 400* oven, set the pie on a foil or parchment paper lined cookie sheet. Bake covered for one hour. Uncover during the last five minutes so everything browns beautifully.
Step 3:
I was amazed that the fruit juices didn't pour over the edge and the whole cherry eyes stayed intact and they didn't leak. It turned out better than expected.
Step 4:
I loved how fast the fruit jelled and we were able to eat it hot. It's a bit gruesome to slice up, but with three nerdy science kids in the house, they loved it anyway!
A perfect desert for your Halloween party.

Second Prize in the
Halloween Food Contest 2015

Participated in the
First Time Author Contest
16 Comments
7 years ago
This is THE BEST!! Brilliant !! You win, tentacles down!
7 years ago
awesome job, u got my vote
Reply 7 years ago
Thank you!
7 years ago
this is genius!
Reply 7 years ago
LOL, aw thanks. :)
7 years ago
This is awesome! I wish I could do something like this...
Reply 7 years ago
Go for it! You can do it! :) Just be prepared to have fun.
7 years ago
Love it!!
7 years ago on Introduction
Looks great I am going to make this when i get home
Reply 7 years ago
Awesome!
7 years ago
(Also voted for you for Halloween food contest, did you try entering the edible art one?)
Reply 7 years ago
Thanks for voting. I didn't know about the edible art contest. That would have been a good one to enter.
Reply 7 years ago
I was hoping there would still be a way to enter . . .
7 years ago on Introduction
That is such a creative way to top a pie! Nice job :)
Reply 7 years ago
Thank you. :)
7 years ago
So creepy/adorable/good!!