Canned Cherry Pie Filling Graham Cracker Crust [UPD]

Cherry delight is an amazing dessert with layers of cherries, creamy cheesecake filling, and a crumbly, buttery graham cracker crust. And you can make it without so much as touching your oven. After a good hour or so in the fridge, it comes out cool, creamy, fruity, and so delightful. This dessert makes the perfect end to a summer meal or special occasion treat that you MUST try!

canned cherry pie filling graham cracker crust

Because of the necessary refrigeration time, cherry delight is a great make-ahead dessert! You can make the dessert up to 2 days in advance. Cover and refrigerate before adding the topping. You can also make just the crust up to 2 days ahead of time. Cover and refrigerate up to 2 days before adding the cream cheese filling and then the topping.

I have always used less sugar in crust and my Moms filling recipe. I will try your crust but half the sugar. I also will double the crust for a 913 pan. Been quite awhile for Cherry Delight. Usually, they request strawberry, peach or blueberry. Thanks it all worked together. Yum!

Love this dessert. I make an ever simpler version of this sort of an icebox cake. I mix a package of cool whip with a package of vanilla or cheesecake pudding mix (made per box direction) . Layer the mix with Graham crackers. Top with Canned cherry filling. Let it refrigerate overnight.

These are also so adorable to serve at a more formal sit down Thanksgiving dinner rather than a pot luck style. Hence, these No Bake Mini Cherry Tarts are made to impress guest. Additionally, no over cooked pie crusts. Certainly, the graham cracker crust is perfect to eat these as no bake. Literally just as simple as opening a can of cherry pie filling and in minutes you can enjoy these as a simple dessert.

Hi, I am just wondering if you can tell me which is your favourite pie crust recipe? You always seems to make small alterations to the pie crusts for different recipes. I notice that you used vegetable shortening in the crust for this cherry pie recipe and I wanted to know if that makes the crust taste better or makes it more flaky as opposed using only butter.

I love cherry pie! And yours looks fabulous! I have yet to make a sour cherry pie because they are so difficult to find, though a few orchards around me have them for a couple of weeks. They are not at all tasty eaten as is and have many more flaws than Bing or Rainier, but they do bake up nicely in cakes and muffins. I have found that Bing and Rainier cherries also make excellent pies. Love that you use butter and shortening in your crust; together they make the best crust.

Some brands of cherry pie filling have such an intense sweet flavor, it's overpowering. A simple way to counterbalance the sweetness is by introducing a different flavor profile, like sour.

Your cherry pie filling might not be sweet enough, depending on the type of cherries that are used. The ingredients list on some cans of cherry pie filling may tell you if it is made from tart cherries, while others just say "cherries."

No-Bake Cherry Lush made with cherry pie filling, cream cheese, graham crackers & whipped topping. Simple cherry dessert recipe with layers of cheesecake filling, sweet cherries & creamy topping!

This perfect no-bake dessert is great any time of the year. The graham cracker crust is layered with a cream cheese filling and a cherry pie filling, then topped with another cream cheese layer. Sprinkle a little graham crackers over the top to finish it out for an easy dessert.

Cherry yum yum is an easy layered dessert made up of a crunchy graham cracker crust, a no-bake cheesecake filling, a cherry layer, and sometimes topped with a whipped topping. You may also know this treat by its other names: cherry lush, cherry delight, or cherry bliss.

You might even recognize some of the components of this cherry yum yum with sweetened condensed milk from my no-bake cheesecake recipe. This cheesecake has a graham cracker crust and condensed milk cream cheese filling, too.

The last layer is our fruit cherry topping! While I love this easy cherry dessert recipe with homemade cherry pie filling, I have nothing against taking a few shortcuts when it comes to simple desserts. The choice is yours!

Process the graham cracker crumb and melted butter in a blender or food processor until they are combined and resemble fine crumbs. Press the crumb mixture into 9 in x 13 in / 23 cm x 33 cm baking dish.

Spread the cream cheese filling evenly over the cooled crust, making sure to go all the way to the edges of the dish. Then spoon the cherry pie filling over the cheesecake and spread it into an even layer. Be careful not to disturb the layer underneath.

While I love this recipe with homemade cherry pie filling, I have also tested it withDuncan Hines Comstock More Fruit Cherry Pie Filling. I found that some other brands have a lot more liquid than actual cherries, so please keep that in mind when purchasing ingredients.

Using cherry pie filling also makes this one of our favorite relatively healthy Ninja Creami recipes, clocking in at around 175 calories for a half cup serving without graham crackers, or under 200 calories with graham crackers.

To do this, create a well in the center of the pint that extends all the way down to the bottom of the pint and is about 1/2 inch wide. Place the chopped graham cracker pieces into the well and insert the pint back into the machine.

This would be heavenly with blueberry pie filling! I make Blueberry Cheesecake from a recipe off a Keebler Graham Cracker Crust, using cream cheese, sweetened condensed milk, lemon juice, vanilla & blueberry pie filling. I do NOT use off brands! Heaven in a pie crust!

This Cherry Cheese Pie dessert is made every year at my house for Fourth of July, Thanksgiving, and any major occasion. This pie has a creamy lemon kissed filling on a homemade graham cracker crust topped with cherries.

My husband loves this easy version of cheesecake! I had a larger graham cracker pie shell so made it using two blocks of cream cheese instead of one and added 1/4 tsp. of both almond and vanilla extract for additional flavor. Topped with the pie filling and popped it into the freezer for about 45 minutes to get a quicker chill. Was delicious!

We love smooth, rich, and creamy cheesecake recipes! This tall Cheesecake Factory Copycat is extremely delicious and The White Chocolate Raspberry Truffle Cheesecake is one to really impress! This one is done quickly but if you want to make the crust from scratch, then make homemade graham cracker crust from this Cheesecake Recipe!

To Make Mini Cheesecakes: Line a muffin pan with cupcake liners. Place 1 tbsp of graham cracker crust (can crumble store-bought if needed) into each liner and press down. Pour 1/4 cup of prepared cheesecake batter into each liner. Bake 15-20 minutes at 350F.

Making a homemade graham cracker crust is easy if you get the right melted butter to crackers ratio! This one took me a while to figure out as too much butter can make the crust wet and not enough butter can make the crust dry and crumbly. This is my perfected Graham Cracker crust that is equivalent to a store-bought crust.

To make a tall Graham Cracker Crust for larger cheesecakes: Combine 15 crushed graham crackers (2 cups crushed crumbs) with 9 tbsp of melted butter and press into a 9-inch springform pan.

We used to make this cherry cream cheese pie as kids with my Grandma, she would let us have the beaters after she filled in the pie crust. Great memories! Thanks for posting this recipe. My Grandma has since passed, but now her great grandchildren even make this dessert and think of her!

Whip up these Mini Cherry Cheesecakes that are packed with a full-size cheesecake flavor, in a bite-size form. Top with some delicious cherry pie filling and these mini cheesecakes will be the highlight of your dinner!

With just two ingredients and no oven required, you can have this mini treat ready to go for your parties or get-togethers. Top these bites with a dollop of whipped cream and crushed graham crackers and your easy dessert is ready to impress!

filling:1 eight oz. package cream cheese, softened1 egg1 t. vanilla1/4 C. sugarCrust:1 C. graham cracker crumbs2 T. brown sugar1/3 stick melted butterTopping: Canned cherry pie filling

This is a great recipe. I have been eating this (and now making it) for the last 50 years.I use a regular flaky pie crust, but a pre made graham cracker crust sounds good also.My mother got this recipe off a can of Eagle Brand sweetened condensed milk many years ago.When I wanted to make it the recipe had long disappeared, even from Eagle Brand.I had to go through many boxes of my mother recipes to find it again.I have not seen this recipe ANYWHERE until now.Thanks for sharing!

My pate sucre tart crust was prebaked and is very brown. The filling is yet to be added and it is supposed to bake for 45 minutes more at 325. Surely the crust will be too brown at the end of the time.Any solution?I've thought about pre-cooking the egg/butter/lemon filling somewhat and then adding it for 15 minutes or so.Thanks for your thoughts.

Hi Betsy, I would not recommend pre cooking the filling mixture. At this point you will most likely need to bake the filling and crust as directed, but you can cover the edges of the crust with foil to help to prevent them from overly browning. Happy Baking!

Shirley Corrigher, research chemist, institutional chef, and southern cook in "Bakewise" suggested pre-baking top and bottom crusts for apple pies. You place cooked filling in the bottom and place the top on. Voila! Not ideal for me, but similar advice to KAB, no disrespect to PJH. Has anyone read her book? Best wishes for great baking!