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re: pinotgrisgirl
I believe it!! I had one there not long ago....it's huge, inexpensive and fabulous compared to some of the others I've tried in LA and surrounding areas. I was at LaBrea bakery last week and they were sampling their cherry pies for Thanksgiving. I was terribly disappointed. ..and I love La Brea's bakery for certain things.. For anyone who's looking for pumpking pies for Thanksgiving....try Costco if you already haven't.
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i just had a slice of cherry pie from the dessert bar at the new Whole Foods in Venice. i was pleasantly surprised..the crust was light, flaky and the edges were delicately crisp. it wasn't sickeningly sweet as the cherries were just tart enough to balance it out..not a lot of mystery goopy stuff either. best thing is you serve yourself as much as you want. i'm going back for more on saturday.
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kenny, I'm SO sorry Imissed your original request, BUT HERE'S THE ANSWER!!!! SWEET LADY JANE'S HAS THE BEST CHERRY PIE IN THE WORLD! any season: FRESH CHERRIES! The pie is about 4" high, packed with fruit, and not to sweet. Flaky, tender pastry, and the perfect lattice crust. I get light-headed just thinking about it. This is my "birthday cake" every year and I can't do without it.
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re: ipsedixit
Since virtually all cherry pies are made from canned cherries, the only reason to make them in February is tradition. They're a good way for pie places to serve a fruit pie other than apple during fall and winter. It's always a good idea to call ahead when you've got a craving.
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re: Burger Boy
Highly unlikely that the Cobbler Lady is using frozen pie cherries. Most home-cooked traditional cherry pies use canned cherries, too. (Of course if you live up north, have a tree, and feel like pitting them, you can make one with fresh cherries in July).
BTW I knew someone who started a Cobbler store in Inglewood. He used to bring the peach cobblers in to work, and they were made with canned, too.
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re: Burger Boy
Did you know that there are water-packed sour (pie) cherries available in canned form with no sugar? In fact most good home cooks would never use the premade cherry pie filling glop, but would use the unsweetened cherries.
Next time you're visiting the Cobbler Lady please find out, I'd like to know if they use frozen or fresh fruit in any of their cobblers.
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re: Burger Boy
If you go to Oregon Fruit's website (oregonfruit.com) you'll see that most of the Southern CA supermarkets are listed as carrying their "Red Tart Cherries" . If you can't find at your local store, they also sell through Amazon. These are the pie cherries packed in water, not syrup.
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thanks to everyone! im going to try them both even if not close. a craving is a craving afterall!
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re: LuluTheMagnificent
Yes, after reading the word "Cobbler" from Burger Boys post I had to read more about the place -- I love cobbler. I found the web page and noticed cherry is made on Firday / Saturday. Also, I could not believe all the sugar free options. Wow!
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re: kennygg
Before you drive from Hollywood to Long Beach, you might want to call and see if B&B has cherry pie. Or perhaps just order a whole one from them for pickup. They are notorious for running out of whatever you wanted.
If they're out you can also go across the street to Polly's Bakery Cafe, aka Polly's Pies.
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re: bruinike
I second BB. Once I was standing there at the counter while they went to the back to make me a fresh banana cream pie and I noticed a giant pie with a glaze on the top crust. When they returned with my banana pie I asked about the big one. It was cherry with peach. They also had cherry alone but I got the combo and still crave it. The crust, cherry filling and that glaze all went so good together. Next time I will get the cherry pie without the peach because with that sweet glaze it was over the top with flavor.
Bake 'n Broil
3697 Atlantic Ave, Long Beach, CA
(562) 595-0396
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