11 sweet and savory pies for summer
Nothing says summer like a slab of peach pie

We firmly believe in pie for every occasion. Give us a long weekend, a picnic, or an irrational number, and we'll dust off our ceramic plates in a heartbeat. Come summer, however, there's something especially glorious about our flaky friends: Piled high with juicy berries and slivers of stone fruit, pie tastes like a gift from the season itself, all wrapped up in a butter crust.
So, with the dog days upon us, we rounded up our favorite sweet and savory pastries for your next picnic, for your family reunion, or for any old day summer day — just because. Bake a pie for dessert tonight, and in the morning, eat it right out of the fridge. It will be the breakfast of champions.
Lazy Mary's lemon tart by dymnyno
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Heirloom tomato and lemon mascarpone tart by nannydeb
Martha Stewart's slab pie by Genius Recipes
White peach and lemon thyme galette by vvvanessa
Anne Dimock's straight-up rhubarb pie by Genius Recipes
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Rhubarb and apple hand pies by Yossy Arefi
Rustic beet tart and wilted greens by fatgirleating
Rose Levy Beranbaum's fresh blueberry pie by Genius Recipes
Perfect coconut cream pie by em-i-lis
Lattice-top peach and blueberry pie with rye crust by Yossy Arefi
Hand pies and lattice-top pie photos by Yossy Arefi; all other photos by James Ransom
This article originally appeared on Food52.com: 11 sweet and savory pies for summer
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