It's National Pie Day! And, I have to tell you, although I do generally try to keep a bit healthy over the holidays, there is one area where I absolutely let myself indulge without any questions asked: dessert! Halloween, Thanksgiving, Hanukkah, Christmas, and New Year's (and any other holidays you celebrate during this time of year) wouldn't be the celebrations that they are without a delicious pie to go along with it.
We've featured quite a few pies here at MamásLatinas in the past few months but, of course, we have some favorites. If you're looking to make a delicious Latin pie for your family this Holiday season, I bet you and your whole family with love these, too. Check out our impossibly yummy 5 favorite Latin pies that are just perfect to celebrate the Holiday Season.
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Rum Infused Pecan Pie
I love pecan pie and I think the only way you can possibly make it any better is by adding this little bit of rum. It's maybe not kid-friendly but, trust me, YOU will love it.
Find the full recipe on Mamás Latinas here.
Pumpkin Pie with Pepita Nut and Ginger Topping
We Latinos love our calabaza and pumpkin pie is a classic all of fall. Well, this even more Latinized version (with pepitas!) is even better. Trust me on this one.
Find the full recipe on MamásLatinas here.
Fried Cream Cheese and Guava Hand Pies
The mini pies, made with the classic combination of guava and cream cheese, are absolutely to die for. Honestly, it's hard to share these because they're just THAT good!
Find the full recipe on Mamás Latinas here.
Colombian Coffee & Banana Pie
YUM! This pie with just a little bit of cafecito is the perfect little dessert after a long day of cooking. It's got the perfect touch of sweetness thanks to the bananas, too.
Find the full recipe on MamásLatinas here.
Spiced Cranberry Pineapple Pie
Cranberries are a classic fall fruit but adding this touch of pineapple makes this a Latino-worthy (and absolutely delicious) addition to your Holiday table.
Find the full recipe on MamásLatinas here.
