JL to keep your pies from opening during frying touch the edges with egg whites instead of water and never poke air holes in the crust. After touching the edges with water press the edges together then push down/seal with a fork.

By Anonymous on April 04, 2013

Paula, could these be fried in a skillet instead of deep fryer?

By Patty on September 29, 2012

Paula I love your recipes, but this one is awful. All I ended up with was a deep fried mess. It took 2 cans of biscuits before I realized that this recipe just does not work. I used less filling and it still squished out when folded. I finally got one to work using a fraction of a teaspoon of filling when I went to fry it, all of the filling ran out in the hot oil. I followed the recipe to the letter. Don't waste your time or money on this one.

By JL on June 29, 2012

My Mom & I tried these fried apple pies tonight.....Delicious!!!!!!!

By Dee Dee on January 23, 2012

God Bless you, Love your products, My husband bought me one of your pans, will be useing it for thanksgiving . Praying for you and family.Keep up the Great work !

By Carol A. Swang on October 21, 2011

Hi Paula: Just wanted to say I just love you and your cooking show. Love all that you cook. Someday I hope to come to Ga to eat in your restaurant. Your grandchildren are just beautiful. God Bless all.

By joan williams on October 18, 2011

Love Paula, I have several of her books, love the recipes. I heard her talk about her new clothing line on Rachel Ray today. When will we get to see it? And will the clothes be on this site? Thanks, Patricia

By Pat ricia Beyer on October 18, 2011

SOUNDS LIKE A SUPER EASY RECIPE AND CHEAP TOO AND JUST IN TIME FOR APPLE SEASON.

By MARY FOSTER on October 17, 2011

Hi Brenda, Here is the recipe you're looking for: http://www.pauladeen.com/recipes/recipe_view/pecan_pie_pockets/

By Jonathan Able on June 30, 2011

Looking for Paula's recipe for her fried pecan pies. She cooks the filling on top of the stove until thick and uses a store bought crust. I saw this episode on the Food Network, but didn't get all the ingredients nor the cooking time. Got everything else. Thanks, Brenda

By Brenda Daves on June 14, 2011

sounds yummy

By Anonymous on April 09, 2011

I love this fried pie recipe. My granny and I always cooked together. I may live in the midwest now, but I was born and raised in the south! You might also try fried chocolate pies and fried peach! They are wonderful!

By Melissa on March 29, 2011

I Love watching you on tv I have been cooking since i was 10 years old I'm 38 years old now. And every time I watch you I want to know more.I would just like to Thank You from the bottom of my heart for loving food even more than i do cooking it that is. I hope to one day have the pleasure of meeting you and trying some of your delightful southern recipes. so until ten Thank You Aunt Paula. yours truly Renita.

By Renita O'NEAL on December 25, 2010

Dear Paula, I love your recipes and shows and your southern charm so much I do not mean any disrespect to you by calling your Paula instead of Ms. Deen. I ldearly love your laughter and fun while you are cooking and enjoying yourself with your family and friends. I myself love laughter and do not do enough of it, however this was not the topic I wanted to talk to you about. I recently bought one of your Pumpkin Pecan Pies. Well all I can said is Wow!! My husband who doesn't usually eat pumpkin pie actually ate a bite of mine and asked for more. Well for Christmas I was going to buy another one and could not find one. I was wondering if you only sell those at Thanksgiving or is it something that can be bought at anytime? Would appreciate your help. By the way MERRY CHRISTMAS AND GOD BLESS YOU AND YOURS as I know he does everyday that we are alive, we just don't realize all the blessing he bestows on us each and every breathing moment of our lives. Thank you I tend to rattle on,forgive me I know your a very busy active person. Thanks again and let me know about your pumpkin pecan pie.

By Delores Brewer on December 23, 2010

This was excellent, but i did an easy version of it, i bought the store pie crust, and had my kids cut out 4 inch circles with a floured cup top. we then had a smorgesborg of pie fillings, they put the pie filling in the middle, we crimped edges fried as described then sprinkled with cinnamon sugar. OMG was this spectacular warm with vanilla ice cream on top. Thanks Paula for this recipe, although i didn't use it exactly it was a great idea that i turned into my own.

By Anonymous on October 09, 2010

TO DIE FOR!!!

By Anonymous on October 07, 2010

Super Easy And They Are Awesome!!!!

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By Anonymous on February 10, 2010

so easy and so good

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