It's a beautiful Fall day in Texas!
Earlier in the week we had temperatures below freezing, but it has warmed up. We are having peanut butter pie that is so easy and would be a nice dessert for Thanksgiving. The big star quilted topper was made years ago.
Isn't this a pretty Queen Anne teacup for Fall?
My basketweave teapot is one of my favorites which I bought at a thrift store in Ohio years ago.
Yield: At least 8 slices
Easy Dreamy Peanut Butter Pie
This is such an easy pie and I like to freeze it, and have it on hand. It tastes like peanut butter ice cream when frozen, but if you prefer, just keep it in the fridge.
Ingredients
- 1 Oreo Cookie crust or a graham cracker crust
- 1- 8 ounce package of cream cheese, softened
- 1/2 cup creamy peanut butter
- 1/2 cup powdered sugar
- 12 ounces of frozen whipped topping, divided
- miniature Reese's peanut butter cups, unwrapped, or chopped peanuts for garnish
- Chocolate sauce for drizzling
Instructions
- Mix cream cheese, peanut butter and powdered sugar together in a mixer until smooth. Fold or whisk in 8 ounces of the thawed frozen whipped topping. Spoon this into the Oreo or graham cracker crust.
- Spread remaining whipped topping over the pie and garnish with the peanut butter cups or chopped peanuts.
- Chill for at least 2 hours or overnight. You also can freeze the pie, but add the toppings before serving. Drizzle with hot fudge or chocolate sauce before serving.
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My darling granddaughter, Harper, turned 9!! She's such a sporty and adventurous girl who loves mountain biking, rock climbing, skiing, paddleboarding, gymnastics, volleyball, and basketball. Besides all that, she's so sweet!
Thank you for your visit! xo
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Happy birthday to your Harper! 9 is a magical age...
ReplyDeleteLove the quilt on the table! Pretty!
hugs
Donna
I love that the pie starts with an Oreo crust Kitty, it sounds great:@)
ReplyDeleteYour Dreamy Peanut Butter Pie does indeed look dreamy Kitty! I have always admired your pretty basketweave teapot and it's so pretty paired with your quilted topper and crock of mums! Happy Birthday to Harper ♥
ReplyDeleteMy mouth is watering looking at that luscious pie! PB...and a chocolate crust? Perfection! Love your adorable teapot and cup & saucer too. I'm sure you're enjoying those cooler temps. Have a blessed week sweet friend!
ReplyDeleteThat is one of our favorite pie recipes! I just can't decide on what I want to make for Thanksgiving this year... every dessert recipe sounds so good to me.
ReplyDeleteFab dessert, anytime! Love Your teapot, Kitty. Harper is a great athlete!
ReplyDeleteYum Kitty! This sounds wonderful! I like that you can keep it in the freezer and have a slice when the mood hits you…your tea cup and pot are so pretty, you have an impressive collection of tea things. Harper is quite the little athlete! Have a wonderful week~
ReplyDeleteJenna
Hi Kitty, We LOVE peanut butter pie here; it's a favorite with Hal and I. Thanks so much for sharing your recipe, and I love that it looks so easy. :) I've already pinned it. I love your teacup and teapot; I always enjoy seeing which teacup you will use in your posts! Happy Birthday to your sweet Harper, and have a wonderful week!!
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Denise at Forest Manor
Happy birthday, Harper!! The peanut butter pie looks dreamy and delicious! Kitty, I love the basket weave teapot, what a find! Happy Monday!
ReplyDeleteKitty, that pie looks so good and would be perfect to serve for the holidays. Happy birthday to Harper. Have a nice week Kitty.
ReplyDeleteThe teacup and saucer is perfect for autumn! I love the teapot, and I could eat that whole pie. I love peanut butter everything!
ReplyDeleteHappy 9th Birthday to Harper!
ReplyDeleteYour Queen Anne teacup and basketweave teapot are the epitome of fall!
Reese's Pieces is one of my favourite candies, so I'd love to try a slice of your peanut butter pie!
Such a pretty fall table, Kitty! I love your quilted topper and the pretty teapot and teacup. Glad you are having some nice, fall weather. The pie looks dreamy and I am a big fan of anything peanut-butter. I like that you can freeze it, too. Happy Birthday to your sweet, adventurous Harper! Can't believe she is already 9. Such a fun age. Sending hugs xo K
ReplyDeletePeanut butter pie has to be one of my very favs. Just yum yum yum. I cannot even remember when I last had a piece - and never have made it before. I printed the recipe - thanks, Kitty!!
ReplyDeleteHow can Harper be 9 already? Where is this time flying? It's crazy! Hope she had a fun birthday. Next year it's DOUBLE DIGITS!!! ♥♥
Dear Kitty, I am so thrilled you shared your recipe for peanut butter pie! I had a piece at a local cafe and was wishing I had a good recipe and now here it is! It looks crazy good! My husband is going to love it 💗. Your fall table is so pretty and I love the quilt! Happy birthday Harper! I pray the Lord will give you a wonderful new year! Blessings to you both!
ReplyDeleteI have that same Queen Anne teacup - it was once my mother-in-law's. So lovely for fall. The peanut butter pie would be a real treat for a few members of our family. Thank you for sharing it.
ReplyDeleteHarper is 9? How quickly they grow. Happy Birthday!
I'm so glad we still have one young grandson who will be 8 in January. He still loves coming to Nana and Papa's house. What a delicious looking pie, Kitty! ♥
ReplyDeleteHappy birthday to Harper and Connor. Your teacup and teapot look so pretty. Wow, that peanut butter pie is calling my name. Looks delicious.
ReplyDeleteHappy Birthday to your adorable Grand Harper! What beautiful table and yummy dessert. Gorgeous teacup and pretty yellow flowers.
ReplyDeleteThe pie looks great, Kitty, but it's the teapot that has me drooling!! It's just darling!!
ReplyDeleteOh, that pie sounds amazing! I was sitting here trying to figure out if I could make it completely sugar-free, and I think I could, with some alterations. Thank you for always sharing such wonderful recipes, sweet friend. And it is always a joy to hear about and see photos of your family. May the Lord bless you always!
ReplyDeleteJust love the Queen Anne teacup.
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan