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Generational Pie

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“You know, we’d have people over because when you make lots of pie you need lots of people." Ben

If you love pie, and want a reason to spend time with your family, this recipe is right for you!
Make a cookbook that can be passed down through generations. 

Meet Ben!


Ben explaining family generational pie cook book

"My family is a family of bakers"

Ben's family has been baking for 100+ years. They pass down a family cookbook, "American Pie." Every year they add or edit the recipes. Ben plans to keep this tradition alive, his father added three recipes.  
 Gather ingredients together..
​ head to an orchard, 
​ local market, 
​ farmer's market. 

​Have fun with pies, and learn about fair-trade food!

This page has paths:

  1. Generational Pie Samantha Weiss
  2. Sweets Recipes from The Art of Food Samantha Weiss
  3. Community, Culture and Family Caleb Schley
  4. Samantha W. Samantha Weiss

Contents of this path:

  1. 2018 Draft Recipes Page
  2. Generational Pie
  3. Ice Cream Recipe
  4. Gluten Free Peanut Butter Chocolate Chip Cookies
  5. Kids and cooking
  6. Sweets Recipes from The Art of Food