Reviews
"So much more than a cookbook, 50 Pies, 50 States is the most touching story of love, discovery, and belonging, all through the lens of mouthwatering pies. You'll want to bake all of them again and again!"-- Caroline Schiff, author of The Sweet Side of Sourdough, "Stacey's truly unique and personal exploration of pie through her life experience and creative vision is an absolute joy to read. Her inventive recipes are what making pie is all about: sharing diverse cultures, traditions, and favorite flavors with those you love."-- Emily Elsen and Melissa Elsen, authors of The Four & Twenty Blackbirds Pie Book, "This book is everything we need more of right now. Thank you, Stacey, for capturing the heart and soul of American baking on every delicious page!"-- Cheryl Day, author of Cheryl Day's Treasury of Southern Baking, "50 Pies, 50 States is filled with deliciously unique pie recipes, such as Sweet Tea Peach and Ruby Red Grapefruit, as well as more traditional ones, like Mississippi Mud Pie. A love letter to every state, it is also the deeply personal story of Stacey's journey to find 'home.' And we--her lucky 'pie trip buddies'--can cozy up in the passenger seat and enjoy the ride."-- Jessie Sheehan, author of Snackable Bakes
Synopsis
IACP Cookbook Award Finalist - A "deliciously unique" love letter in pie crust to every state--a delicious portrait of the country with more than 50 recipes for extraordinary pies that taste just like home. (Jessie Sheehan, author of Snackable Bakes ) There's nothing quite so American as a slice of pie. That's what Stacey Mei Yan Fong learned growing up in Singapore and Hong Kong, watching movies set in the United States and dreaming about taking a road trip from coast to coast, stopping at diners along the way. After college in Savannah and a decade as a fashion designer, Stacey turned her passion for home baking into an ode to her chosen home: honoring the people, places, and flavors that made her love this country with a pie for each state. Each pie is an impressive, whimsical tribute that encapsulates a state's unique flavors and honors its culture. For South Dakota, Stacey researched Indigenous ingredients with a Sioux nation chef to create her Wild Rice Pudding Pie. For Illinois, she created a Deep Dish Pumpkin Pie. For Nevada, she brought a Las Vegas all-you-can-eat-buffet into eight extraordinary savory and sweet slices. And there are plenty of crowd pleasers, such as: Kentucky's Derby Pie with Blackberry Sauce Mississippi Mud Pie Idaho's Mashed Potato Pie with Hash Brown Crust and Scallop Potato Topping Georgia's Sweet Tea Peach Pie with Pecan Crumble North Dakota's Tater Tot Hot Dish Pie With bonus pies to honor Stacey's trajectory from Southeast Asia to her Brooklyn home, like: A Pandan Custard Pie for her birthplace of Singapore A Kope Jahe Pie in honor of her childhood in Indonesia A Honey Peach Pie for her time at the Savannah College of Art and Design And a Bagel Order Pie to celebrate her forever New York City home Every pie is an opportunity to celebrate (or defend) your home state, presented in a beautifully packaged cookbook that is "everything we need more of right now" (Cheryl Day, author of Cheryl Day's Treasury of Southern Baking ). Bake your way through and you'll taste the full range of flavors that America has to offer. With recipes organized like the all-American roadtrip we've all wanted to complete, this book is a journey through the wonders of pie for bakers of all skill levels--and the story of one extraordinary woman who chose to make this place her home., A "deliciously unique" love letter in pie crust to every state-a delicious portrait of the country with more than 50 recipes for extraordinary pies that taste just like home. (Jessie Sheehan, author of Snackable Bakes ) There's nothing quite so American as a slice of pie. That's what Stacey Mei Yan Fong learned growing up in Singapore and Hong Kong, watching movies set in the United States and dreaming about taking a road trip from coast to coast, stopping at diners along the way. After college in Savannah and a decade as a fashion designer, Stacey turned her passion for home baking into an ode to her chosen home: honouring the people, places, and flavours that made her love this country with a pie for each state. Each pie is an impressive, whimsical tribute that encapsulates a state's unique flavours and honours its culture. For South Dakota, Stacey researched Indigenous ingredients with a Sioux nation chef to create her Wild Rice Pudding Pie. For Illinois, she created a Deep Dish Pumpkin Pie. For Nevada, she brought a Las Vegas all-you-can-eat-buffet into eight extraordinary savoury and sweet slices. And there are plenty of crowd pleasers, such as: Kentucky's Derby Pie with Blackberry SauceMississippi Mud PieIdaho's Mashed Potato Pie with Hash Brown Crust and Scallop Potato ToppingGeorgia's Sweet Tea Peach Pie with Pecan CrumbleNorth Dakota's Tater Tot Hot Dish PieWith bonus pies to honour Stacey's trajectory from Southeast Asia to her Brooklyn home, like:A Pandan Custard Pie for her birthplace of SingaporeA Kope Jahe Pie in honour of her childhood in IndonesiaA Honey Peach Pie for her time at the Savannah College of Art and DesignAnd a Bagel Order Pie to celebrate her new forever New York City homeEvery pie is an opportunity to celebrate-or defend your home state's honour, presented in a beautifully packaged cookbook that is "everything we need more of right now" (Cheryl day, author of Cheryl Day's Treasury of Southern Baking ). Bake your way through and you'll taste the full range of flavours that America has to offer. With recipes organized like the all-American road trip we've all wanted to complete, this book is a journey through the wonders of pie for bakers of all skill levels-and the story of one extraordinary woman who chose to make this place her home., IACP Cookbook Award Finalist * A "deliciously unique" love letter in pie crust to every state--a delicious portrait of the country with more than 50 recipes for extraordinary pies that taste just like home. (Jessie Sheehan, author of Snackable Bakes ) There's nothing quite so American as a slice of pie. That's what Stacey Mei Yan Fong learned growing up in Singapore and Hong Kong, watching movies set in the United States and dreaming about taking a road trip from coast to coast, stopping at diners along the way. After college in Savannah and a decade as a fashion designer, Stacey turned her passion for home baking into an ode to her chosen home: honoring the people, places, and flavors that made her love this country with a pie for each state. Each pie is an impressive, whimsical tribute that encapsulates a state's unique flavors and honors its culture. For South Dakota, Stacey researched Indigenous ingredients with a Sioux nation chef to create her Wild Rice Pudding Pie. For Illinois, she created a Deep Dish Pumpkin Pie. For Nevada, she brought a Las Vegas all-you-can-eat-buffet into eight extraordinary savory and sweet slices. And there are plenty of crowd pleasers, such as: Kentucky's Derby Pie with Blackberry Sauce Mississippi Mud Pie Idaho's Mashed Potato Pie with Hash Brown Crust and Scallop Potato Topping Georgia's Sweet Tea Peach Pie with Pecan Crumble North Dakota's Tater Tot Hot Dish Pie With bonus pies to honor Stacey's trajectory from Southeast Asia to her Brooklyn home, like: A Pandan Custard Pie for her birthplace of Singapore A Kope Jahe Pie in honor of her childhood in Indonesia A Honey Peach Pie for her time at the Savannah College of Art and Design And a Bagel Order Pie to celebrate her forever New York City home Every pie is an opportunity to celebrate (or defend) your home state, presented in a beautifully packaged cookbook that is "everything we need more of right now" (Cheryl Day, author of Cheryl Day's Treasury of Southern Baking ). Bake your way through and you'll taste the full range of flavors that America has to offer. With recipes organized like the all-American roadtrip we've all wanted to complete, this book is a journey through the wonders of pie for bakers of all skill levels--and the story of one extraordinary woman who chose to make this place her home.
