Should apple pie be served hot?

Serving pie hot from the oven isn’t just a bad idea aesthetically—all that hot sugar is also dangerous. Allow your pie to cool for about an hour. The filling will set, and it will be cool enough to eat, yet still a little warm.

Is pie supposed to be eaten hot or cold?

But virtually every pie that CAN be heated is better off for it: cherry pie, apple pie, blueberry pie, Derby pie, mud pie, strawberry-rhubarb pie, even pecan pie. Pecan pie is fine at room temperature, sure.

Should I refrigerate an apple pie?

Ideally, apple pie (or any fruit pie) should be stored in the refrigerator, either with a lid or covered tightly with plastic wrap. It will last up to 4 days in the refrigerator, but always be sure to check in on your leftovers to make sure they still look and smell good before diving in.

When should you eat apple pie?

Apple pie will last an additional two days in the refrigerator. That gives you four days total—two on the counter and two in the fridge—to eat up! Enjoy it cold straight out of the fridge, or warm it up in the oven if you prefer.

How do you cool an apple pie?

So, for the absolute best results, cool the pie to room temperature, and then place it into the refrigerator for an hour or two. Waiting to cut into the pie until cool will prevent a soggy slice. Leftover pie will keep, at room temperature, for 2 to 3 days or in the refrigerator up to a week.

Can I put a hot pie in the fridge?

Basically, you shouldn’t put a hot or warm pie near anything that’s very perishable in the fridge. Otherwise, you’re safer getting it in the fridge as soon as it has stablized after cooking, which shouldn’t take more than 30 minutes or so.)

Why is apple pie so bad for you?

A typical slice of apple pie contains between 300 and 400 calories, 20 grams of fat and up to 20 grams of sugar — and that’s if you don’t go back for seconds! While the filling does consist of fruit, the real villain here is the crust.