Oatmeal Pie Recipe

Oatmeal Pie is an old-fashioned pie that is wonderfully sweet and gooey. The oatmeal gives it a slightly chewy and crunchy texture that is divine.

I love it served with a scoop of vanilla ice cream or some fresh whipped cream. With a hint of cinnamon in it, it’s like a warm oatmeal cookie.

Similar To Pecan Pie

If you love Pecan Pie, you will love Oatmeal Pie as they are very similar. Brown sugar creates a fabulously deep and rich flavor.

Easy To Make in One Bowl

Like Pecan Pie, Oatmeal Pie is super simple to make. You need only a bowl to mix the ingredients in and a pie crust. The ingredients for this pie are pretty much identical to that of a pecan pie, only oats are used instead of pecans. It is said that this pie became popular during the Civil War when pecans were in short supply.

Equipment Needed

• Large Bowl– needed to mix the pie filling.
• Whisk– No need for a mixer. The ingredients are best mixed with a whisk. I love this OXO Balloon Whisk. It is a sturdy, durable whisk and really gets the job done.

You can use a store-bought pie crust or a homemade pie crust for this recipe.

Oatmeal Pie Recipe Tips

To tell if the pie is set, give it a shake. It should still be sightly jiggly in the middle, but not really jiggly. It will set up more as it cools. I think it’s best to let it cool completely before slicing. But I love it served warm so I typically reheat it by the slice to serve it. The microwave is fine for this or a toaster oven.

If you like coconut, try adding 1/2 a cup of sweetened shredded coconut to the filling. It is really good and gives the pie even more of a chewy texture.

More Easy Pie Recipes

• Old-Fashioned Buttermilk Pie
• Brownie Pie
• Caramel Chess Pie
• Salted Caramel Pecan Pie
• Chocolate Chess Pie

Watch the short video below to see how easy this recipe is to make.