Add salt to your pie for a more balanced palate

Deliberately savory dishes like a fluffy vegetarian pot pie or a cheesy roasted tomato pie have shown us that salt plays a significant role in these baked creations as well. This principle applies even to pies that are intentionally crafted to be sweeter. Whether you're preparing a blueberry, apple, or pumpkin pie, a touch of salt can work wonders in balancing out the dominant sweetness. However, be cautious with the amount of salt you use; start with a small sprinkle on your slice and adjust as needed to find the right balance.
If you're hesitant to add salt directly to your pie, consider using crushed nuts as an alternative. Salted nuts, such as peanuts or cashews, not only introduce that savory element but also enhance the overall texture of your dessert. They add a delightful crunch to what might otherwise be a too-soft or mushy pie, while also complementing the sweetness and elevating any spices or aromas present.
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