November 2022
Written By Marion Sullivan
Photographs By Hélène Dujardin
Girl Nextdough food truck owner Caitlin Schumacher delivers slab pie for a crowd with a beautiful crust and bright filling that’s both dense and delicious >>CLICK HERE FOR THE RECIPE
“Slab pies are for the crust lover as they typically have a thinner layer of filling than a traditional round pie and much more crust per bite.” —Caitlin Schumacher
Girl Nextdough
1230 Camp Rd., James Island,
Saturday & Sunday, 8 a.m. to noon
(843) 564-2761
girlnextdough.com
Butcher & Bee pastry chef Jessica Olin’s highbrow apple pie makeover is low-cal and low-sodium, so feel free to spoil yourself with added scoops of ice cream >>CLICK HERE FOR THE RECIPE
“Apple pie is one of the first things I ever baked with my mother. She is very proud of her recipe and to this day insists on making her own for Thanksgiving. Each year, I firmly believe that it’s better than the last.” —Jessica Olin
Butcher & Bee
1085 Morrison Dr.
(843) 619-0202
butcherandbee.com
Sisters Judy ‘Pop’ and Kathy Papadimitriou of Pies, Cakes, & S’More dessert delivery add a boozy shot to their spin on the Thanksgiving classic >>CLICK HERE FOR THE RECIPE
“This flavorful pie always reminds me of our mother. Even though she protests that Bourbon is not her thing, her fork never rests when we serve this pie.” —Judy ‘Pop’ Papadimitriou
Pies, Cakes, & S’More
(843) 324-9206
piescakessmore.com
Sugar Bakeshop owner Mia Maness’s added spike of ginger and swirls of sweet meringue deliver the kind of drama a pie enthusiast dreams of >>CLICK HERE FOR THE RECIPE
“My big Southern family eats Thanksgiving early, and we enjoy snacking on leftovers all through the afternoon with particular emphasis on the dessert table, which is heavily laden with pies, cakes, and cookies.” —Mia Maness
Sugar Bakeshop
59 ½ Cannon St.
(843) 579-2891
sugarbakeshopchs.com
Swig & Swine impresario Anthony DiBernardo’s delicate and rich custard confection secures a place for this Southern staple on the dessert table >>CLICK HERE FOR THE RECIPE
“My favorite Thanksgiving memory is from when I was young and my sister hosted her first holiday dinner. The pumpkin pie was cut and passed; I was the first one to take a bite only to discover that she had forgotten to put the sugar in. I sat quietly and waited for the others to discover this as well!” —Anthony DiBernardo
Swig & Swine BBQ
1217 Savannah Hwy.
(843) 225-3805
2379 Hwy. 41, Mount Pleasant (843) 416-7368
1990 Old Trolley Rd.
Summerville; (843) 974-8688
swigandswinebbq.com
