A patriotic fourth-of-July triple berry pie made simple with easy ingredients! This berry pie is bursting with juicy flavor and almost looks too good to eat. It’s the perfect centerpiece for any summer celebration! Summer is my favorite time of year because of all the fresh and delicious berries! You’ve really got to take advantage of them being in season and try them out in things like this berry tart, cheesecake salad, and chantilly cake!
Triple Berry Pie With Frozen Berries
The fourth of July is one of my family’s favorite holidays so I’m already getting geared up with all the food. Aside from tasty grilled meats and all the side dishes, a fun and festive dessert is a must! This triple berry pie checks all of the boxes of a perfect dessert. It tastes insanely good, and looks even better! Besides the obvious patriotism of the red and blue berries, I also did a star crust. Don’t worry – it’s SO easy to make and will leave the whole family impressed! You just use a regular cookie cutter to cut out star shapes and place them on top of the berries. Alternatively, you can do the top crust however you typically do it if you can’t find a star cookie cutter. I’m using a premade crust and frozen berries for easy prep here, but you can definitely swap these out for fresh! With berries being at peak deliciousness right now, I would definitely recommend it! But no matter what route you choose to go for your filling, I can assure you your pie will turn out perfectly. It’s the perfect middle ground between tart and sweet, and holds its shape when cut! Triple berry pie is a must-make for all of your get-togethers this summer. Eat it as-is or serve it à la mode for that tasty berries and cream effect!
Ingredients for Your Berry Pie
I don’t know about you, but the 4th of July is a super busy holiday for my family. Between planning meals for a crowd and buying fireworks, it can get a little overwhelming. Good news! To make your life a little easier, this triple berry pie only uses a handful of simple ingredients. Measurements can all be found in the recipe card below!
Packaged Pie Crusts: To keep prep easy, I’m using premade pie crusts here. If you have the time, you can definitely swap these out for homemade pie crusts! I’ve got an amazing recipe here!Frozen Berries: I used frozen strawberries, raspberries, and blueberries. Fresh berries work too!! Also, feel free to switch out any of these berries for things like pitted cherries or blackberries.White Sugar: Added to sweeten up your pie filling. You can add more or less to preference.Cornstarch: Cornstarch acts as a thickener for your filling. Because frozen berries have such a high liquid content, it’s really important that you add cornstarch to keep your filling from spilling out once you cut a slice.Ground Cinnamon: Gives your pie crust a hint of warm spice!Unsalted Butter: Melted butter is used for brushing on top of your star-shaped crust. Not only does it add richness, but helps the top of your pie get that picture-perfect golden brown color.
Let’s Get Baking!
This triple berry pie is so easy to make, with no guesswork! Using a premade crust makes this fruity dessert foolproof. It tastes and looks so good, no one will suspect you used packaged pie crusts and frozen berries! It’s my go-to dessert when I want to bring a showstopper to a potluck but am short on time.
In the Refrigerator: Either wrapped in plastic wrap or stored in an airtight container, your triple berry pie will last for about 4 days.Can Triple Berry Pie Be Frozen? Yes! Simply wrap it in plastic wrap or seal it in a freezer bag. It will keep in the freezer for 3-4 months. To reheat, first let your pie thaw overnight in the fridge. Then for that just-baked effect, I like to pop it in the oven for 10-15 minutes at 425 degrees Fahrenheit.
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All nutritional information is based on third party calculations and is only an estimate. Each recipe and nutritional value will vary depending on the brands you use, measuring methods and portion sizes per household.