Tomorrow is March 14th, Pi Day, so it’s time to start planning your celebrations. This week’s Liv Avenida Blog has some recipes you can make, right in your own apartment here in Chandler, AZ, to enjoy this unique holiday with.
You don’t have to have dessert pies to enjoy this holiday! Make a delicious dinner with some simple ingredients by following this tutorial for inexpensive homemade pizza. You can use pepperoni to create the Pi symbol on the top of it, making it a perfect celebration of the day.
Spicy Chicken and Pickled Jalapeno Pizza
If you love your pizza with a bit of a kick, this recipe is for you. Whether you follow this blogger’s recipe for homemade pickled jalapenos or buy your own, they do their job wonderfully by adding a little excitement to your typical pizza. Check out this recipe for a helpful photo tutorial to making a perfect crust, tender chicken, and a tasty pizza.
Quick and Easy Pie Chart Pi Day Fruit Pizza Pie
You can make everyone you’re sharing pie with happy with this one: you can fill each section with a different type of fruit filling. This Instructables tutorial has clear tips for getting the materials you need, preparing the crust, and putting it all together. Then, simply enjoy!
If you like bananas, caramel, graham cracker crusts, and custardy delight, this recipe is for you. The graham cracker crust is easy to make, and so is the rest of the pie. The finished product, infused with caramel and layered with soft, thick bananas, will have everyone you share this with asking for more. If you want another banana cream pie-inspired recipe, scroll to the end of the post to check out the banana cream pie yogurt parfait one.
This idea is straightforward enough: prepare your crust, fill that with your favorite pie filling, and top it with every digit of pi that you can fit on your confection. Serve this to some of your friends and you’ll look like the smartest, most talented baker around!
What are your favorite dessert, pizza, or other pies to make (or eat) on Pi Day? Share your recommendations in the comments! Thanks for reading. Happy Pi Day!