Thanksgiving Pie....any suggestions?
As usual I wait for the last minute to look for pies but I know the Chowhounds will help me out. Looking for your usual Pumpkin, Pecan, Apple varieties? Willing to travel anywhere in the city for the right pie.
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Thanks for the help....I found a great place, Tipsycake, around 1000 N California. Bought a Chocolate Bourbon Pecan Pie, a Pumpkin and a German Chocolate 6 layer Cake. Picking them up next Weds.....will let you know how they taste.
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re: ljero
You could try calling them at 773-758-2076. I think Dollop on Clarendon near Irving is the closest drop-off point. It is pretty far north, but close to the Drive. I have tasted their Pecan Pie, and it is very good. It had a nice buttery flavor, and was not overly sweet like many pecan pies. Like khainajr noted, the best thing about the pies is the crust.
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I'm a fan of Sweet Mandy B's pies. My dad's a big pie guy and he loves 'em too:
1208 W. Webster Ave. (cross street: Racine)
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I highly recommend Hoosier Mama Pie Company. You can place an order online and then pick up your pies from several different locations in the city. Although they are not inexpensive ($18-$21), each pie is a made-to-order work of art. The Hoosier Mama was formerly the pastry chef at Pili Pili. Prior to that, she worked for 5 years as the pastry chef at the legendary Trio restaurant when boy-wonder Grant Achatz was the head chef there.
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re: wiz561
To tell you the truth, I have never kept one for more than a couple of days, and that was an apple pie. You could call the number on the website (773 758 2076), and ask Paula. They also deliver to Dollop which is on Clarendon near Irving Park (still pretty far north, but close to LSD).
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