

xx Jenny
Makes 12
Ingredients:
cream cheese crust:
2 cups all purpose flour
¼ teaspoon baking powder
¼ teaspoon salt
¾ cup cold unsalted butter, cut into cubes
¼ cup cold cream cheese, cut into cubes
2 Tablespoons buttermilk
filling:
1/4 cup peanut butter
1/4 cup blackberry jam (or any jam/jelly flavor of your choice)
egg wash:
1 egg, lightly beaten
1 tablespoon heavy cream
Directions:
1. Preheat oven to 400°F.
2. In a bowl sift together the flour, baking powder and salt.
3. Add the cold cubs of butter and cream cheese and cut in with a pastry knife or your fingers until a fine crumble is made.
4. Add the buttermilk and gently work together, until a dough just comes together.
5. Form the dough into a disc, wrap it in plastic wrap and place in the refrigerator.
6. Once the dough has chilled, roll the dough out onto a lightly floured surface until ¼ inch thick.
8. Cut 24, 2 1/2 inch fluted circles from the dough and fill half with a small amount peanut butter and jelly.
9. Whisk together the egg and cream.
10. Brush the perimeter of each hand pie with the egg wash and place the non-filled pie crusts over each filled crusts and gently press together to seal. Brush the tops with egg wash.
12. Using a pairing knife, cut 3 small slits on the tops of each hand pie.
13. Place them onto a parchment lined baking sheet and bake in the oven for 12 to 15minutes or until golden brown.
14. Allow the pb&j pie sticks to cool completely on a cooling rack. Serve.








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This is a pheNOMenal idea. Yummy!
Delish and cute!!!!
These are absolutely adorable! They remind me of a cross between something Joy the Baker did and Matt of Matt Bites did in his book, On a Stick! Food on stick is just…so much tastier
These look soooo good and so fun!
this is the sweetest thing i’ve ever seen. no pun intended. i need to make these.
just too cute and nice!!
these are adorable and look delicious! yum, I love peanut butter and jelly so this is wonderful!
love this idea, but when do you put the sticks in?
Whoops, totally forgot to write that in! You put them in before you sandwich the two dough sides together. Will make the change soon!
Thanks, Jenny, I was confused, too!
Great recipe and wonderful blog, congratulations!
So cute! I’m a sucker for anything pb+j and that crust looks amazing
Ooooh these are so cute!
I had the same question as Kathleen. Thanks for the update! So it’s totally okay to let the sticks bake with the pies?
Yep, perfectly fine!
These are so freaking cute! Love it!
Yea…Tweri’s cute. These are too.
These are adorable but the dough is so beautiful. Great photos! Did you just use a toothpick for the detail on the edge?
I actually used needle nose tweezers (oh the life of a food stylist), but toothpicks work great!
These are so cute! Perfect party food.
oh man, these look too cute to eat! i can also imagine swapping out the jelly for apple butter or nutella. mmmmmmm.
how well does the dough freeze? i’d love to be able to make these as a quick snack!
It freezes very well! Do it!
Have you tried other fillings?
Hi Ginger! You can swap out and use any standard pie filling. I would stay away from more “wet” fillings to avoid too much leakage… But you could also add tapioca pearls to the filling to tighten it up as it bakes. Good luck
ok, being a producer of a lot of food commercials, i have to say that this blog is fantastic. food photography is gorge! recipes fun! so glad, my husband of all people, turned me onto this! looking forward to more reads!
Ahh these could not be any cuter!! I want them right now!
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How gorgeous….this would be so perfect for a little kid party….or a big kid for that matter!
love it! never tire of these clever presentations! great canapes idea, thanks for sharing!
Beautiful! These look delicious, and so fun!
Oh MY! That is all kinds of perfect!! YUM!
OMG. I’m thinking PB + fluff. Oh, yes. You girls rock.
When it comes to commenting on blog posts, I question the point sometimes. This, however, could be my first ever ohmygodIhavetoleaveacomment. These little pie sticks are the most amazing thing I’ve seen allllllll day! I’m soooooooo making them this weekend. So, thanks!
Hi Christie! This is so nice, thank you! Glad we were able to kind of convert you to a “blog commenter”
These are awesome. I was pondering how you got the crust so flaky looking: I’ve never tried a cream cheese crust before, but now I have to. I usually skip the egg wash, too, and I’m starting to be convinced I shouldn’t…
unreal fabulous!
Swoooooooon!
PB J in a pie is already a revelation. Put them on cute little sticks, sold!
could you use premade pie crust? these are too adorable!
Absolutely!
Looks delish, and is quick and easy. Doesn’t really get any better than that! Thanks for making our next breakfast a special one!
i so have to make these! I love peanut butter and jelly sweets. Mmm, your pictures are amazingly beautiful! Thanks for sharing all your yummy treats. I love your blog
These are really cute and super easy!
Question about the dough… is it supposed to be smooth before refridgerated? It still had a crumbly texture to it even after the buttermilk was added… Thanks in advance.
Hi Erin, it should be smooth…it’s okay if it’s a little crumbly, but not a lot. I would add a little more buttermilk to the dough if you find it’s still a bit dry. Good luck!
We just made some this afternoon – a lot of fun!
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